On March 23, 2017, Colin Cathcart, associate professor of architecture, led a group of a dozen students through a two-hour long jaunt here that touched on graffiti and street art, an active freight line, the oldest standing Dutch Colonial stone home just across the border in Queens, and finally, a tortilla factory-turned restaurant serving some of the best tacos in the city.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDWZx2XdF4g
This month, the Visual Arts Department at Fordham College at Lincoln Center (FCLC) presents a new exhibition, “Prismatic Shifts” in the Ildiko Butler Gallery. Curated by artist-in-residence Carleen Sheehan, the show brings together two internationally recognized Brooklyn artists Lee Boroson and Diana Cooper, who created their works for the exhibition inspired by the physical space itself…
Juliana Johnson’s immersive art exhibition
Embodying mobility and resistance against the loss of humanity and connection in our culture through movement and design.
Opening Event in the Lipani Gallery
Tuesday, April 4 at 7:00pm, with a live performance at 7:30pm
works by Anabelle DeClement and Athena Kokinakis
Friday, April 7 at 7pm in SL 24L
A review of Prismatic Shifts (at The Ildiko Butler Gallery until March 31, 2017), has been posted on Art Critical:
“Carleen Sheehan has curated a small but intriguing exhibition at Fordham that brings out new ideas from two fearlessly inventive artists, Diana Cooper and Lee Boroson, each better known for large installations.”
The Department of Theatre and Visual Arts is pleased to announce the 2017 Ildiko Butler Travel Award for Excellence in Visual Arts. Three grants of up to $3000 each will be given to photographers of promise to make work independently during the following academic year. One of the grants has been specifically set aside for photographing in Italy. If you are applying for the Italy grant, please indicate that in your proposal.
Sophomore and Junior Visual Arts majors are eligible.
Application Requirements
Address and drop off to
ILDIKO BUTLER TRAVEL AWARD
Lowenstein Room 423
c/o Mark Street, Program Director, Visual Arts
Applications are due on Wednesday, April 12, 2017 by 12 noon
Fordham Filmmaking Club presents
Visiting Scholar Todd Berliner
“Bursting into Song in the Hollywood Musical”
When the characters in La La Land spontaneously sing, the film recalls the studio era, when characters in musicals regularly burst into song without realistic motivation. Illustrated with clips from musicals, this presentation will examine the ways in which Hollywood filmmakers have developed this convention.
Thursday March 9
SL 24L
11:30 FCLC
Todd Berliner, Professor of Film Studies at the University of North Carolina Wilmington is the author of Hollywood Aesthetic: Pleasure in American Cinema (Oxford University Press, 2017)
Sponsored by the Visual Arts Department
TO BE CONSIDERED FOR SENIOR THESIS STUDIES
Please submit a thumb drive with the following material:
MATERIAL DUE DATE: Wednesday, April 12th by 11:30am.
