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Columbia alum Joseph Sikora ’98 on acting, performance reviews, and fostering safe spaces to create.
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On Saturday, November 12, Columbia invites prospective students and families to experience our campus first-hand at our annual Open House event.
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Edgar Flores on their journey to directing, performing, and finding new paths to an equitable future.
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Advertising major Christian Navas flexes his creativity in multiple mediums and finds like-minded creatives at Columbia College Chicago.
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Taylor Hokanson hosted a live aluminum pour at Logan Square’s Comfort Station Sunday for community members and students.
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The Hollywood Reporter places Columbia as the best music program in the world thanks to a strong graduate program, hands-on learning opportunities, and alumni success.
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Professor Laurence Minsky — along with alum Dmitry Sandel ’96 and student Madison Apton — helps team win gold at Marcom Awards, an international competition.
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Columbia College Chicago Radio students meet media personality Ryan Seacrest at the Radio Hall of Fame 2022 Induction Ceremony and get a special shout out from the stage before introducing Ellen K for her induction.
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Ben Dawson, a junior at Columbia studying film and cinematography, is one of 12 students selected for the Television Academy Foundation Internship Program.
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Spring Semester 2023 course registration is paused until further notice.
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Associate Professor and Associates Chair of Business and Entrepreneurship at Columbia Justin Sinkovich talked to No Echo about his new label Solid Brass Records.
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Columbia Theatre Alum Cody Estle '11 is heading off to Milwaukee to take over as artistic director for Next Act Theatre.
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The Department of Exhibitions, Performance and Student Spaces’ Glass Curtain Gallery is pleased to present "Calumet in Dub," a solo exhibition by Norman W. Long. Come celebrate the opening on Thursday, November 10 from 5 to 7 p.m., the artist will be present.
"Calumet in Dub" consists of an 8-channel speaker installation resulting from Norman W. Long’s research-based work delving into the ecology and soundscapes of the Southeast Side of Chicago along the Calumet and Little Calumet River area. Long has investigated how housing, labor, and environmental activism have coalesced in this location. The population demographics, ecological information, pollution statistics as well as direct field recordings from the Calumet region provide the raw data that Long utilizes to create sonic experiences.
November 10
5 - 7 p.m.
Glass Curtain Gallery
1104 S. Wabash Ave., Floor 1
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Please join the MoCP for a lunchtime gallery talk with select artists featured in Refracting Histories.
November 11
12 - 1 p.m.
Museum of Contemporary Photography
600 S. Michigan Ave.
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Please join the MoCP for a lunchtime gallery talk with select artists featured in Refracting Histories.
November 11
6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Film Row Cinema
1104 S. Wabash Ave., Floor 8
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"Wasted Cigarettes" is a multi-media photographic and sculptural series by Carl Holmes that brings awareness to one of the most commonly discarded wastes in the United States. According to a National Park Service 2021 report, 1.69 billion pounds of cigarette waste pollutes the public each year. "Wasted Cigarettes" immerses the viewer in the vast expanse of litter around us and acknowledges the negative impact social smoking has on our public spaces.
Through November 17
C33 Gallery
33 E. Ida B. Wells Drive, Floor 1
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In 2021, Sylvie Harris visited Poland to trace her family’s cultural traditions back to her great-grandmother’s homeland and to examine how they endure in the domestic space. After growing up in a family devoted to tradition and routine, Harris considers the places where these rituals are carried out and how they influence our relationship to the home. Through photographs, video, and textile installations using traditional costume fabric built as functional domestic objects, Harris addresses the importance of home in cultural traditions that endure through generations.
Through November 29, 2022
The Arcade - Columbia College Chicago
618 S. Michigan Ave., Floor 2
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