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Where to eat…
After Friday morning’s Seminar on Creativity, Imagination, and Innovation (starting at 10:15am in Cowin Auditorium), you’re on your own for lunch starting at noon. For those participants coming from...
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Social Issue Media Festival
The Symposium is just around the corner, and if the exciting events of Thursday and Friday weren’t enough, TC will also be hosting the Social Issue Media Festival on Wednesday, April 27th from 5-6:30...
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The countdown is on…
There are only four days until the Creativity, Imagination, and Innovation in Education Symposium at Teachers College and preparations are in full swing as we put together an event that will be...
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The Creativity Symposium hits TC!
After much of planning, build up, and excitement, The Creativity, Imagination, and Innovation in Education Symposium is finally here! Registration begins at 6:00pm in Zankel’s main hallway (just...
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One day down, one fablous day to go!
Last night’s kickoff to the Creativity, Imagination, and Innovation in Education Symposium at TC was a smashing success. Attendees enjoyed wine and cheese at the opening reception, followed by words of...
View ArticleArt Cart Artists Hit the Stage and the Salon
A fantastic look at the Symposium’s Art Cart panel discussion yesterday afternoon and the stories of the “Aging Artists” from the Inter-Generational Salons that followed. By Amy Lombard…
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The Biography of an Idea
Have you every thought about how ideas are formed or the process by which they are born? Edward Clapp, editor of 20 Under 40: Re-inventing the Arts and Arts Education for the 21st Century, has done...
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Food for Thought: An open conversation about creativity
Artist, musician, and arts administrator Eric Oberstein is another creative mind who hosted one of the inter-generational salons on Friday afternoon at the Symposium. A series of questions arose...
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Sailing to…where? It’s open for interpretation.
An old man, scrawny and downtrodden, caught between life and a fast approaching death, reflecting on the beauty of life while pondering the possibility of an afterlife. Sensual music, a golden mosaic,...
View ArticleThe Arts in Academia
Last week, the University of Michigan was host to a conference on “The Role of Art-Making and the Arts in the Research University.” Princeton University President Shirley Tilghman spoke to the audience...
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