Contemporary European Cinema's Vision of Hope and Acceptance
Professor Claudia Breger's new book shows how many films now being made in Europe provide alternative views of refugees, immigrants and other marginalized communities.
Biomedical engineer Tal Danino finds both art and new cancer-fighting therapies in Earth's most abundant life-forms.
Year-long program embeds award-winning painter, jazz musician and author with scientists studying the mind, the brain and behavior
Exhibitions
An exhibition at the Rare Book & Manuscript Library of artists' books focusing on the theme of water.
Surprising similarities between sculptures from Columbia's art collection and images from architecture books are the theme of this Avery Library show.
Podcasts
Conversations With Architects
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Contemporary European Cinema's Vision of Hope and Acceptance
Professor Claudia Breger's new book shows how many films now being made in Europe provide alternative views of refugees, immigrants and other marginalized communities.
The Expansion of the Arts in America
In her new book, Professor Jennifer Lena examines why, if the arts have broadened in this country, they still remain unequal and elitist.
School Photos in the Age of Social Distancing
As commencements are canceled across America, faux graduation selfies become the new normal. What do they mean?
