Artist Hahn Rowe in Something about the Weather
© Rob Davidson
Artist Hahn Rowe in Something about the Weather
© Rob Davidson
Columbia University School of the Arts is proud to present We be the luminous blues… by acclaimed artist, alum, and Assistant Professor Adama Delphine Fawundu '18.
Join us for a special screening of Feito Pipa (Gugu’s World, 2026), Brazil’s official submission for the Academy Awards, followed by an exclusive Q&A with director Allan Deberton and producer Karen Castanho, moderated by Associate Professor Elizabeth Ramírez-Soto (Film and Media Studies, School of the Arts, Columbia University).
Novelist and essayist Maaza Mengiste discusses her wide-ranging career with writer and translator Lars Horn for Columbia University’s Art + Life series, a program of intimate conversations with poets and writers organized by Undergraduate Creative Writing.
Columbia University School of Arts MFA Acting Cohort of 2027 presents Practice, written by Nazareth Hassan and directed by Jasminn Johnson.
The Best Years of Our Lives follows three World War II veterans who return to their hometown and try to adjust to American civilian life. Coming from different branches of the military with ranks that don't match the social class they're returning to, each man carries the wartime dream of home—only to find himself out of step with the world he left behind.
Lewis is a young orphan inventor determined to find the mother he never knew. When a mysterious boy named Wilbur whisks him away to the year 2037, Lewis is welcomed into the wonderfully wacky Robinson family—and discovers that the family he's searching for might be closer than he thinks.
Columbia University School of Arts MFA Acting Cohort of 2027 presents John Proctor is the Villain, written by Kimberly Belflower and directed by Alice Reagan.
Comedian Buster Keaton stars in his own directorial debut as a determined suitor pursuing the love of his life across three different eras: the Stone Age, Ancient Rome, and the Roaring Twenties. Our screening brings this silent classic into the present with live musical accompaniment by Ben Model.
