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Business and Entrepreneurship

AMN’s Round-table Event Fit For a King

On Wednesday, February 22 at the 916 S. Wabash building from 6 – 8pm the Arts Management Network (AMN) held a round table discussion on revenue generation strategies in museums, photography and journalism.

Interdisciplinary Book and Paper Arts

Three Students and a Curator – The Making of Material Assumptions: Paper as Dialogue

This semester I have the privilege of participating in an independent study with two of my fellow students, Liz Isakson-Dado and CJ Ma..

Interdisciplinary Arts and Media

From Feast to Feast: Potluck, Critical Encounters, and motiroti

In the fall semester, I documented the journey of the Potluck:Chicago group formed by UK-based art duo motiroti and Critical Encounter..

Creative Writing – Nonfiction

Hall Chat: Congrats on Your Acceptance! – Part I

This is the view from the building that I work in. That blue building there, just past the El tracks could be your new home. Welcome t..

Visual Arts Education

Student Teaching – Elementary Week 4

Collagraph Camouflage Lesson: Using Texture to create Pattern

In this lesson, I wanted the students to get a taste of printmaking t..

Business and Entrepreneurship

Dear Abbey Pub, I Enjoyed The Kellen & Me Show

This semester I had to decide on whether or not I wanted to take a one-credit course offered by Columbia or pursue an internship for one credit. I struggled with the decision, but opted with the internship route. I decided that it is more important to start bridging the gap between the classroom and real world. On Thursday, February 16 I attended a show at Abbey Pub. The show included Jennifer Hall, Audiotree’s Kellen & Me and Ode.

Photography

Ari Marcopoulos Comes To Columbia

As I have mentioned before, we here at Columbia are very lucky to have our visiting artist lecture series. Dawoud Bey, one of the facu..

Cinema and Television Producing

The Blame Game

Suppose you find yourself standing on the train because some guy refused to move his bag from the empty seat. That’s the time to get the old brain cage working.