Organized by Art for Activism -- a group comprised of Tulane alumna Emery Gluck, Tulane student Carlyn Morris, and Tulane graduate student Brandon Surtain -- the Art for Activism exhibition presents over 40 works created in support of Black Lives Matter. These works will be featured in an online auction Thursday, August 20th from 7:00 - 8:00 pm. Art for Activism will be posting all work on their Instagram feed @art.foractivism in the weeks le
Organized by Art for Activism -- a group comprised of Tulane alumna Emery Gluck, Tulane student Carlyn Morris, and Tulane graduate student Brandon Surtain -- the Art for Activism exhibition presents over 40 works created in support of Black Lives Matter. These works will be featured in an online auction Thursday, August 20th from 7:00 - 8:00 pm. Art for Activism will be posting all work on their Instagram feed @art.foractivism in the weeks leading up to the auction.
For the first time since starting Newcomb Art Museum's monthly Tiffany Window tours, we’ll be exploring in detail the #TiffanyWindows on the other side of campus! This special virtual tour will look at the “Art” and “Literature” windows located in Tilton Memorial and their place within the illustrious career of Louis Comfort Tiffany.
Tulane Musical Theatre Workshop presents Urinetown in historic Dixon Hall
Tulane Musical Theatre Workshop presents Urinetown in historic Dixon Hall
After last year’s heralded production of Spring Awakening, the Tulane Musical Theatre Workshop is back with the Tony Award winning URINETOWN. Originally, Urinetown was the show that no production company would touch. It was only after winning audiences over at the New York Fringe Festival that Urinetown made its Off-Broadway debut in May of 2001 and subsequently transferred to Broadway in September 2001 just after 9/11. The production would go one to play for 965 performances.
Tulane Musical Theatre Workshop presents Urinetown in historic Dixon Hall
UNVEILED VIEWS: Muslim Women Artists Speak Out, a film by Alba Sotorra
2009 | 52 minutes | Color | DVD | Bosnian, Turkish, Farsi, Urdu | English subtitles
SYNOPSIS
Thursday Night Jazz, supported by a grant from Newcomb-Tulane College, is a new on-campus music series and a revamp of the Newcomb Department of Music’s long-running “Jazz At the Rat” program. Featured veteran jazz performers from the New Orleans music scene will be brought in each semester and perform along with the Jazz Program’s combos and big band. Events will be in the Recital Hall of Dixon Annex, 7-9pm, and free and open to students and the general public.
Reception for MFA Thesis Exhibition by Juliana Kasumu, entitled "What Does the Water Taste Like?"
Waltkthrough with the artist at 6:30 pm
Exhibition runs March 11 - March 17, 2020. Gallery hours: M - F, 9 am - 4 pm
Reception for MFA Thesis Exhibition by Jarrod Jackson, entitled "Vacancy"
Walkthrough by the artist at 6:00 pm
Exhibition runs Feb. 26 - March 4, 2020 Gallery hours M - F, 9 am - 4 pm Gallery closed on official Tulane holidays.
