Worlds Collide (Thank You and Good Night)
June 05, 2025 - July 11, 2025
Jeremiah TEIPEN (ACC 2001) participates in Worlds Collide (Thank You and Good Night), a group exhibition curated by Zachary Eric Federbush.
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Search / Filter EventsJeremiah TEIPEN (ACC 2001) participates in Worlds Collide (Thank You and Good Night), a group exhibition curated by Zachary Eric Federbush.
View EventEli Klein Gallery presents “Ceci N’est Pas Une Guerre - This Is Not A War,” a group exhibition, curated by DO Tuong Linh (ACC 2022), of 17 Vietnamese artists showcasing 24 works.
View EventJeremiah TEIPEN's (ACC 2001) work featured in ECO Art on Island.
View EventA visiting scholars seminar by scholars resident in the PhD program in theatre and performance focusing on theatre in the Phillipines and on theatrical language with Sir Anril P. TIATCO (ACC 2024) and Tomoko SEKI (ACC 2024).
View EventEnjoy the World Premiere of the groundbreaking series TEATRO CRDANCE 2025, with performances at the Martha Graham Studio Theater featuring Nai-Ni Chen Dance Comapny (ACC 2000).
View EventFor the High Line, Luka Yuanyuan YANG (ACC 2017) presents Tales of Chinatown, an exhibition of three of her short films: Cantonese Tunes on Mott Street (2022), The Lady From Shanghai (2019), and Tales of Chinatown (2019).
View Event“Liminal Spaces” invites audiences into a borderless world where identity, memory, environment, and body are constantly redefined, featuring work by John Alexis BALAGUER (ACC 2024).
View EventRenowned American pianist Joel SACHS (ACC 2007) presents an invigorating program of new music for solo piano by Puerto Rican composer Roberto Sierra and the young Mexican composer-singer Diana Syrse.
View EventBảy nổi ba chìm – Seven up Three down, an exhibition curated by Đỗ Tường Linh (ACC 2022), pays homage to Hàm Nghi (1871–1944), an Annamese (modern-day Vietnamese) emperor who became the country’s first modern artist while in exile in Algeria.
View EventSee the world premiere of ¡QUBA!, a film directed by Kim ANNO (ACC 2024*) about Cuba's LGBTQ activistas battling for marriage equality through art and humor.
*A project participant who took part in a grant project funded by the ACC.
View EventDouglas BROOKS (multiple grants from 2008), boatbuilder, researcher, instructor, author of Japanese Wooden Boatbuilding, and Japanese Boat Consultant for SHŌGUN (FX/Hulu) will speak about methods of learning and being an apprentice boatbuilder in Japan at Columbia University.
View EventShowcasing work by a selection of awardees from Anonymous Was A Woman's (AWAW) first 25 years (1996 through 2020), this exhibition explores several themes surrounding anonymity and, ultimately, celebrates the transformative impact women artists have made on contemporary art since the award’s founding, featuring work by Jennifer Wen MA (ACC 2006, 2013, 2015).
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