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Five Fashion Studies students are participating in the Fourth Annual O'Hare Fashion Packed Challenge, which has all been caught on camera by CTVA documentary students hired by the Chicago Department of Aviation.
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Columbia Theatre faculty member talks about the importance of equitable representation and building bridges to understanding in musical theatre.
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Columbia Professor David Worrall — composer, sound artist, and researcher — shares his own experiences exploring data-driven avenues for artistic expression and scientific discovery and encourages students to find their own path.
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Columbia’s English and Creative Writing faculty share their top picks in horror and sci-fi just in time for Halloween.
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On August 31, 2022, Columbia exceeded a historic milestone—508 alumni gifts, a new high bar for alumni giving.
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CTVA Professor David Tarleton served as producer, director, director of photography, and editor on the films Gray Area, Identity, and Karen.
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Associate Professor Elio Leturia received the 2022 Excellence in Teaching Award for The Latinx Word, a collaborative magazine project produced by Columbia students from two of his courses.
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Ancestors, a film co-directed by Columbia Alum Darren Lorenzi MFA ‘15, will be screening at the Urbanworld Film Festival in NYC.
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Students take the opportunity to tout Columbia’s impressive record of getting out the vote and enjoy a photo opp with the Governor.
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Columbia Fine Arts Alum EJ Hill '11 talked to the New York Times about his forthcoming roller coaster-themed exhibition at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (Mass MoCA) titled Brake Run Helix.
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Forbes talked with Columbia Alum Alexas Heinrich '13 about her passion for accessibility and her career journey.
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The National Radio Talent System and the Illinois Broadcasters Association Foundation will be producing the inaugural IBA Radio Talent Institute at Columbia College Chicago June 19–28, 2023.
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The Department of Exhibitions, Performance, and Student Spaces’ Glass Curtain Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Cecilia Beaven. Come celebrate the closing on October 28th, the artist will be present and exhibition catalogs will be available.
October 28, 2022
5 - 7 p.m.
Glass Curtain Gallery
1104 S. Wabash Ave., Floor 1
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Beyond the Frame spotlights the MoCP’s permanent collection of more than 16,500 works as a rich resource for harnessing visual literacy skills. Each gallery features works focused on critical topics that appear over and over again in the history of the medium, such as Portraiture and the Human Subject, Landscape and Place, and Staged and Constructed Images. By placing works by historical and contemporary, local and international artists together according to distinct themes, we invite you to look with awareness, and when you re-enter the image-saturated world beyond the museum’s walls, to pursue thoughtful, questioning engagement with the visual depictions you encounter.
Through October 30, 2022
Museum of Contemporary Photography
600 S. Michigan Ave.
Make reservations here
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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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