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May 2022
Visiting Artist Lecture: Julie Tolentino
Julie Tolentino (she/they interchangeably) is a Filipina Salvadorean artist whose practice explores durational performance, movement, and sensual practices within installation environments as a way to explore the interstitial spaces of relationality, memory, race, gender, and the archive.
Rutgers University Choir
The Rutgers University Choir presents After Rain: a misty program of contemporary choral works that, together, ask how we might move through our collective and personal storms. After Rain features many University Choir soloists and poets in works…
New Lens Film Festival 2022
The New Lens Film Festival is the Rutgers Filmmaking Centers’ annual faculty-select film competition. Selected student finalists from the Rutgers undergraduate student body will show their work to a public audience on the big screen,…
Mason Gross Commencement Convocation 2022
Join us for a live remote ceremony celebrating our Class of 2021 graduates!
July 2022
Rutgers In New York MFA Exhibition: SOME FOLLOW-UP QUESTIONS
Gabe Sacco, MFA ‘22 Westbeth Gallery 55 Bethune St, New York, NY 10014 On view: June 9–July 1, 2022 Opening Reception: Thursday, June 9, 6–8 p.m. Visiting hours: Wednesday–Sunday: 1–6 p.m.; Closed Monday, Tuesday. Virtual…
September 2022
Rutgers Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by our new Director of Orchestral Activities and Engagement Ching-Chun Lai. blue cathedral by U.S. composer Jennifer Higdon Concerto for Flute and Orchestra by Carl Nielsen, featuring soloist Hanna Kim, Mason Gross Concerto Competition…
Visiting Artist Lecture: Jacqueline Kiyomi Gork
Jacqueline Kiyomi Gork has been working with the intersection of sound, sculpture and performance since 2002. She studied sound art, photography and new genres at the San Francisco Art Institute and researched the history of communication technologies, acoustics and computer music at Stanford University.
October 2022
Mason Gross Dance Presents Kinetic Light
Image credit: Jay Newman/BRITT Festival. “Fetches” from DESCENT: Laurel Lawson, a white woman with short cropped teal hair, is flying through the air, with arms spread wide, wheels spinning, and supported by Alice Sheppard. Alice,…