Arts and Culture

'Kwami Coleman's 13TEENTH FL.: A Place Made By Playing,' on view at The Gallatin Galleries in February, showcases the experimental music that once energized the streets around NYU.

Five years ago, NYU journalism professor Ted Conovor started spending time in Colorado’s San Luis Valley to gain insight into a particular sort of American life, remote and off-grid.

With one of the only independent services of its kind, NYU librarians offer almost round-the-clock help with the thorniest research questions.

The 2022 slate of feature-length films selected for the arts incubator includes Mathieu Faure’s ‘The Final Cut,’ Nicholas Colia’s ‘Griffin In Summer,’ and Farida Zahran’s ‘The Leftover Ladies’

An American Ballet Theatre-certified instructor teaches students that there's more to life than dance.

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

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

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

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.

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