Sydney Kate Yung
Arts & Culture Staff Writer
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Before the bill arrives at Tartina, diners receive a slip of paper with large bold lettering that reads, “You Are Not Alone,” inviting them to return and share a two-course meal with a stranger on a given Sunday evening.
From transforming the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Michael C. Rockefeller Wing to creating foundational scholarship, Joanne Pillsbury, GSAS ’93, has cemented a legacy of exploring and preserving ancient American art.
What began as a dream on a catamaran materialized into one of New York City’s favorite Italian restaurants: Serafina. The Upper West Side is home to one of Serafina’s many locations, both in the city and in the greater New York state area.
At the Metropolitan Museum of Art, a museum-goer may admire a painting or sculpture without perceiving the curator’s invisible hands. The Met’s Howard Marks curator, Adam Eaker, GSAS ’16, is one of those invisible hands.
After more than a year of vacancy at the once-vibrant storefront, 107 Wine and Spirits celebrated its grand reentry to the Upper West Side this past Saturday with a neighborhood block party.
Columbia students might think of local galleries and the spires of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine as their neighborhood’s pillars of art. But within Morningside Heights’ cafés and restaurants lie hidden galleries.
Columbia students imagined the future of an artificial intelligence-dominated world on April 21 at the Milstein Center for Teaching and Learning, presenting coding projects simulating topics from ethical dilemmas to science fiction-like dystopias.
Frozen silhouettes gradually came to life on the Miller Theatre stage Sunday evening, portraying powerful emotions through the smallest movements. Rhythms, dance styles, and brightly colored fabrics came together to create a beautiful ballet performance as the Columbia Ballet Collaborative put on its spring gala.
The title of Rubén Ortiz-Torres’s exhibition, “Zonas de Colaboración”—Collaboration Zones—illustrates the coalescence of the pieces displayed at the Lenfest Center’s Wallach Art Gallery.