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Search / Filter EventsWatch ACC Alumni Tsui Guangyu (ACC 2017), Isa Ho (2013, 2016), Chaw Ei Thein (ACC 2008, 2009), and Tiffany Chung (ACC 2015) have their work featured in After Hope: Videos of Resistance highlighting the importance of hope in survival and change.
View EventWu Chi-Tsung (ACC 2013) is having his first solo US Exhibition this summer that incorporates Eastern aesthetics with collage processes to reinterpret traditional Chinese Shan Shui landscape paintings.
View EventTadashi Kawamata (ACC 1984) presents his first solo exhibition in Taiwan, Destruction.
View EventOn 8/27, 9/29, 10/27, and 12/28 Marin Naruse (ACC Current Fellow) hosts a Shimauta Workshop Series at the Uke Hut.
View EventWith his "kitsch pastiche" artistic approach which includes compassion and humor for the world, Law Man Lok (ACC 2012, 2015) implemented a painting game of joy and anger by citing classics, and also led the audience to relive his own journey of jester aesthetics from Goya to Zunzi.
View EventYao Qingmei (ACC Current Fellow) presents with Movement Research at Judson Church.
View EventPace University Art Gallery's exhibit, Inscaping Legacies by Firoz Mahmud (ACC 2010), will go on view on September 30, followed by a celebratory reception on Tuesday, October 3rd from 5pm-7pm.
View EventComposer and percussionist Susie Ibarra (ACC 2007, 2018) joins PRISM Quartet for a concert celebrating the XAS Records release of their most recent collaboration: Ibarra’s “Procession Along the Aciga Tree.” The program, curated by Ibarra, also includes new arrangements of works by Ibarra and Filipino composer José Maceda (ACC multiple grants since 1974), and the premiere of “Spring in New York” by Indonesian composer Gardika Gigih (ACC 2022).
View EventComposer/musician and “John Cage expert” Tomomi Adachi (ACC 2009) brings together musicians in Japan and New York for a high-tech version of John Cage’s composition Ryoanji.
View EventA work-in-process showing with Shih-Yang Lee (ACC Curret Fellow) and Composers Now Collaborative Creative Residency recipient Whitney George at the David Rockefeller Creative Arts Center at Pocantico.
View EventTomomi Adachi (ACC 2009) premieres his interpretation of John Cage's unrealized project Noh-opera, featuring the vocal stylings of Gelsey Bell and noh actor Wakako Matsuda.
View EventIn collaboration with experimental sound artists Tania Caroline Chen and Victoria Shen, Tomomi Adachi (ACC 2009) assembles John Cage’s iconic pieces to commemorate his landmark 1962 tour in Japan.
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