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April 5, 2022


Music Instructor and Saxophonist Sharel Cassity on the Transformative Magic of Jazz

Making bold choices in music transformed Cassity’s life. Here’s how.

Breaking the Mould: Society Catches up with Deaf Performers

“CODA” star and Deaf actor Troy Kotsur’s recent Best Supporting Actor Oscar took his career to new heights. It also inspired new conversations on the world of possibilities open to Deaf performers.

Master of Arts Management Alum Works to Shape a Better World

Activist and musician Crispin Torres MA '20 on combining passions and growing Better World Collaborative from the ground up.

Jess T. Dugan MFA '14 on How Artistic Expression Can Empower Authenticity

Dugan's photography has long engaged with concepts of personhood, identity, and relationships.

Columbia Longtime Faculty Member Talks Olfactory Art, Teaching and Practicing Art and Art History

Dr. Debra Riley Parr on her Columbia experience and latest projects.

 
ANNOUNCEMENTS

CTVA Spring Splash: Script Readings and Film Screenings

Columbia College Chicago’s Cinema and Television Arts Department is excited to announce the 2022 CTVA Spring Splash, Friday, April 8th – Saturday, April 9th. 
IN THE NEWS

Great-granddaughter of Ida B. Wells speaks after Biden signs anti-lynching bill | CBS News

Watch Columbia College Chicago adjunct professor and great-granddaughter of Ida B. Wells, Michelle Duster, speak after Biden signs an anti-lynching bill.

Top 5 College-Run Magazines In The World You Should Read | CEO World Magazine

Columbia College Chicago's student-run magazine Echo is one of the top 5 college magazines in the world according to CEO World Magazine.  

 

Mia Park Partners With The Chicago Public Library To Present LET ME TELL YOU: STORIES OF ASIAN AMERICAN AUTHENTICITY| Broadway World

Columbia College Chicago Cinema and Television Arts Alum Thavary Krouch MFA '13 will perform in Mia Park's event, LET ME TELL YOU: STORIES OF ASIAN AMERICAN AUTHENTICITY.

 

8 things to do in Chicago this week | Chicago Tribune

Beautiful Diaspora/You Are Not the Lesser Part, the Museum of Contemporary Photography's latest exhibition, was named one of 8 things to do in Chicago this week by the Chicago Tribune.

Chicago Museum Free Days For April 2022 | NBC Chicago

Reserve your free tickets to The Museum of Contemporary this April. 

The Museum of Contemporary Photography's latest exhibition is featured in Modern Luxury CS | Modern Luxury CS

The Museum of Contemporary Photography's latest exhibition, Beautiful Diaspora/You Are Not the Lesser Part, is featured on “The Hot List” in the April Issue of Modern Luxury CS.  The exhibit runs through June 26.

Underscore Theatre Company Presents Notes & Letters | Patch

Columbia College Chicago Musical Theatre Alum Annabelle Lee Revak '19 wrote the book, music, and lyrics for Notes & Letters, a new production running from May 10 – 28, 2022 at the Richard Christiansen Theater. 

Adrian Abel Azevedo will direct Porchlight Music Theatre’s first New Faces Sing Broadway concert of 2022 | Broadway World

Columbia College Chicago Theatre Directing Alum Adrian Abel Azevedo ’15 will direct Porchlight Music Theatre’s first New Faces Sing Broadway concert of 2022. 
EVENTS

DAP Collective: YOU ARE A(NTI)RACIST

 

DAP Collective was established in the wake of massive losses of life in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the murder of George Floyd. Following the National Call on June 3, 2020, DAP began to grow through weekly BIPOC organizer calls on Zoom, fractalizing into myriad collaborations fueled by long-running injustices in the built environment. YOU ARE A(NTI)RACIST celebrates DAP’s projects and materializes the labor and love behind the work. Projects in the show reframe and reclaim design as a tool for protest and collective liberation rather than violence and oppression. In manifesting DAP’s complex virtual relationships and organizing in physical forms, the show reveals the transformative capacity of collaborative design processes that center on justice, joy, and community care. Through an ethos of “bias toward action,” YOU ARE A(NTI)RACIST is a call to action for all designers to interrogate their role in anti-racist design.

April 6 - April 21
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Glass Curtain Gallery
1104 S Wabash Ave, 1st Floor, Chicago, IL 60605

Student Performance Night Spring 2022


 
An evening of dance works celebrating original choreography by Dance Center students Amaya Arroyo, Taylor Davis, Gabe Freeman, Kayla Hansen, Colin Kristiansen, Adrean Maxwell, Gabby Sheets, and Rhianna Young.

April 7
7:30 - 9:30 p.m.
The Dance Center 
1306 S. Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL, 60605
Register Here


 






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