SALONE IV, a live performance and video event featuring artists and scholars of the AAR community, will occur in March 2026 at the Judson Memorial Church in New York City.
David Brooks delves into the liveliness and diversity of ecological systems, emphasizing our interdependence with the natural world.
Shilpa Prasad’s presentation will demonstrate that Guercino’s “theatricality” and his stylistic evolution are inexorably linked.
Jana Dambrogio and Daniel Starza Smith will give a presentation about letterlocking’s intricate security techniques
Kristin Jones maintains both studio and public practices, working collaboratively across disciplines to create site-specific, time-based projects that frame natural phenomena against the built environment.
Aaron S. Allen’s scholarship focuses on the relationships between music cultures and planetary pressures.
Doug Hall (1996 Fellow) and Eric Fischl (1996 Resident) are having a conversation and book signing at Rizzoli in New York.
This presentation concerns the ninety-three-year history of the Aluminaire House, and Michael Schwarting and Frances Campani’s thirty-six years of involvement with it.
Italian Literature in the Nuclear Age: A Poetics of the Bystander, a conversation between author Maria Anna Mariani and Franco Baldasso, 2019 Fellow in Modern Italian Studies.
Getting lost in Rome is a quintessential first encounter with the city, but how do we find our way back to the ancient modes of navigation, to a world without GPS, and even largely without maps or street signs?