Students and artists sculpt American dream

Neighborhood schoolchildren turn the American dream into a work of art.

By Lindsey Ward | Oct 23 03:03 am ET

Neighborhood schoolchildren turn the American dream into a work of art.

Experimental performances confound in The Kitchen

Seven artists explore the implications related to documenting their performance art in the exhibition “One Minute More” at The Kitchen.

By Michelle Ong | Oct 22 07:35 pm ET

Seven artists explore the implications related to documenting their performance art in the exhibition “One Minute More” at The Kitchen.

Public artists sculpt Broadway

The Broadway Mall Association set up an installation of sculptures scattered along the Broadway Mall, the thin island of green that divides the east and west sides of the avenue.

By Cathi Choi | Oct 21 12:32 am ET

The Broadway Mall Association set up an installation of sculptures scattered along the Broadway Mall, the thin island of green that divides the east and west sides of the avenue.

Dwyer Center showcases local art in Harlem

The Dwyer Cultural Center at 123rd Street at St. Nicholas Avenue in Harlem has established itself as a haven for local artists.

By Mario Harris-Rosser | Oct 12 01:24 am ET

The Dwyer Cultural Center at 123rd Street at St. Nicholas Avenue in Harlem has established itself as a haven for local artists.

Can machines produce art?

Before coming to college, I had a vague, yet sufficient, definition of art. Thanks to academia, I had to let go of all my presuppositions about art, and pretty much everything else I thought I knew.

By Yurina Ko | Oct 4 06:26 pm ET

Before coming to college, I had a vague, yet sufficient, definition of art. Thanks to academia, I had to let go of all my presuppositions about art, and pretty much everything else I thought I knew.

Sipping and sculptures: a toast to the visual arts

Here’s a list of the top options New York has to offer art enthusiasts in want of a cold mojito.

By Hannah Yudkin | Sep 10 08:21 pm ET

Here’s a list of the top options New York has to offer art enthusiasts in want of a cold mojito.

Art in Academia

These days, we can ask any discipline to locate itself, and the search can quickly get lost, splitting into thousands of destinations. And if we ask multiple disciplines to pick the topics of the day, they often end up on the same page.

By Aki Sasamoto | Feb 22 10:55 pm ET

These days, we can ask any discipline to locate itself, and the search can quickly get lost, splitting into thousands of destinations. And if we ask multiple disciplines to pick the topics of the day, they often end up on the same page.

Gaza Group Protests Though Art

As members of one campus group protested the recent military action in Gaza, they asked Columbia students to give them a hand in spreading awareness—literally.

By Kim Kirschenbaum | Jan 30 04:33 am ET

As members of one campus group protested the recent military action in Gaza, they asked Columbia students to give them a hand in spreading awareness—literally.