Giving an Irish Immigrant's Life Poetic Justice
A new NYU Press book marries history with 'imaginative projection' in a lyrical portrait of the author's great-grandmother
For New 80WSE Director, 'New and Newness' Are Not Enough
No Quarter 2022, NYU Game Center’s Exhibition of New Work, Returns Nov. 18
Was Choreographer George Balanchine Ahead of His Time—Or of It?
NYU Kimmel Windows Presents “The Black Civil War Soldier” Curated by Deborah Willis, Oct. 27, 2022 - March 1, 2023

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Artist Láolú Senbanjo in Conversation at NYU Africa House – Dec. 5

Nov 23, 2022
Professor Yaw Nyarko will engage Nigerian-born New York City artist on the depths of his work and the relationship of art to economic development

NYU Alumni and Faculty receive dozens of 2023 Grammy nominations

Nov 18, 2022
Alumni and faculty from across the university are nominated for the 65th annual Grammy Awards being presented February 5, 2023

Giving an Irish Immigrant's Life Poetic Justice

Nov 15, 2022
A new NYU Press book marries history with 'imaginative projection' in a lyrical portrait of the author's great-grandmother

For New 80WSE Director, 'New and Newness' Are Not Enough

Nov 11, 2022
From the Black roots of techno music to a modern take on allegory, NYU's art gallery is taking a socially-conscious and historic approach that aims to tackle "big questions" about society.

No Quarter 2022, NYU Game Center’s Exhibition of New Work, Returns Nov. 18

Nov 8, 2022
Paused for two years, the curated exhibition is back with innovative games related to family dinners, tactile communication and the future of foosball

Was Choreographer George Balanchine Ahead of His Time—Or of It?

Nov 1, 2022
A new book examines the genius and the complexity of the man called the Father of American ballet

Wo Chan, John Freeman, Rio Cortez, and Angie Cruz Among Those Featured at NYU’s Creative Writing Program Nov. & Dec. Events

Oct 28, 2022

The Gallatin Galleries Presents "I Tried to Save Myself," Art from Recess Assembly in Brooklyn

Oct 24, 2022
On view Oct. 28–Dec. 1, the exhibition showcases 13 artists working with the Brooklyn art and community space's program for court-involved youth who use photography, video, printmaking and mixed media to confront issues of identity, liberty and community

Documentary Theater Production "Whatever you are, be a good one: A Portraits US Town Hall" explores political polarization Oct. 20-30

Oct 13, 2022
A collaboration with Verbatim Performance Lab, the production features 10 actors who portray a cross-section of Americans to investigate the causes and extent of the current political divide.

Dawn Richard’s Week-Long Residency at NYU’s Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music Features World Premiere of Pigments

Sep 28, 2022
The performer, songwriter, producer, musician, and visual innovator will conduct a historic one-week artist residency Oct. 17-21