Forging Great Art
A Manhattan gallery show about art forgeries explores why we find hoaxes so fascinating. Read more ›
The Risk That Led to Carnegie Hall
D.M.A candidate Nicolas Namoradze (The Graduate Center, CUNY) will make his Carnegie Hall debut after being named the 2018 Honens Prize Laureate. Read more ›
Three Tales of Feminism and Friendship
In a new book, a professor recounts three foundational friendships that helped her navigate the fraught nature of academia. Read more ›
SNAPSHOT: Slavery, Freedom, and Marronage
A new interpretation of Martin R. Delany's 19th century novel about slavery, 'Blake,' views the main character's quest for rebellion as a portrait of “marronage.” Read more ›
Research in Real Time: Poetry at the College of Staten Island
How did CUNY become "Poetry U?" The College of Staten Island's three award-winning poets, for starters. Read more ›
The Possibilities of Public Art
A Lehman College art professor created four pieces for public or corporate settings in 2018. One such piece — a mural hanging in a Manhattan public school — was funded as a federal public art project. Read more ›
A Jewish Architect’s Secret, Hidden In Plain Sight
Architect Berthold Lubetkin was renowned for his modernist concepts. But he had a secret. Read more ›
SNAPSHOT: Promoting Health with Comics
CUNY researchers tested a web-based interactive comic book to improve healthy eating and reduce obesity among Latino and African-American children. Read more ›
Off-Site Performance: Challenging Traditional Notions of Theater
A new book explores the concept of "off-site" performances, which blur the lines between theater and art, fiction and reality, actor and audience, and time and space. Read more ›