This series of workshops, guest artists assess the stakes and the meanings of art’s craft in settings ranging from the Italian Renaissance, to eighteenth-century India, to the contemporary Andes. Remaining participants include Amy Yao (April 3); Julia Bryan-Wilson (April 10) on "Towards Textile Specificity."
Guest artist Buddha Stretch (known for his work with Mariah Carey, Will Smith, and others) teaches a free, drop-in class on hip-hop, followed by a public discussion with Stretch about his experience as an elder in the hip-hop community. Open to students, faculty, staff + alumni to participate in the class; general public welcome to join discussion at 3 PM.
This series of workshops, guest artists assess the stakes and the meanings of art’s craft in settings ranging from the Italian Renaissance, to eighteenth-century India, to the contemporary Andes. Remaining participants include Amy Yao (April 3); Julia Bryan-Wilson (April 10) on "Towards Textile Specificity."
A 3-day workshop series featuring Terrie Ajile Axam ‘73 and centering Afro-diasporic dance traditions of unity through the cultural arts, the series features the Sympoh Urban Arts breakdancing crew, Ethiopian and Eritrean traditional styles, and Axam’s signature form, Mojah.
A 3-day workshop series featuring Terrie Ajile Axam ‘73 and centering Afro-diasporic dance traditions of unity through the cultural arts, the series features the Sympoh Urban Arts breakdancing crew, Ethiopian and Eritrean traditional styles, and Axam’s signature form, Mojah.
Guest artist Nubian Néné (Essence), creator of Waack Bazaar and a member of Montreal-based multidisciplinary collective FRGMNT, teaches a free, drop-in class on waacking. Open to students, faculty, staff + alumni to participate.
A 3-day workshop series featuring Terrie Ajile Axam ‘73 and centering Afro-diasporic dance traditions of unity through the cultural arts, the series features the Sympoh Urban Arts breakdancing crew, Ethiopian and Eritrean traditional styles, and Axam’s signature form, Mojah.
As part of Dyane Harvey-Salaam's dance course, "The American Experience and Dance Practices of the African Diaspora," guest artist Mickey Davidson gives a lecture/workshop on "Authentic Jazz and Swing Dance Practices." Open to University community.
Arts At Work Alumni Day is a series of panels, workshops and info-sessions led by alumni volunteers that will introduce a variety of paths available to students interested in pursuing careers in the arts and creative fields. Open to Princeton students; registration required.
