Events

Adelphi University’s 10-week art intensive, For the Love of Art, gives high school students the opportunity to improve and fine-tune their artistic craft.

Alison Cohen will be discussing The Inspiration Show, the virtual show she created on Instagram. She will share her vision, mission, and some of the stories that have been featured.

Through their work, experience, and best practices these panelists will explore how they break misconceptions concerning refugees and immigration. Why is this perspective important in bringing about social transformation?

This year, the theme will be “Peace of Art: Fostering Dialogues through the Arts”.

The Adelphi community is invited to join students, faculty and staff in “chalking up” the Adelphi campus as a part of the Fall Arts Festival.

Live printing event and T-shirt sale producing screenprints designed by art alumnae Catherine Falco, Brittany Baldwin, and Cara Lynch.

Little Amal Walks recreation on Adelphi University’s campus.

Come perform your passion and join us for an open mic!

Andrea Samantha Paltzer will speak about how she’s used creativity to drive sustainable change and educate on stereotypes around race and gender.

Margarita Espada will talk about her theatrical piece “What killed Marcelo Lucero? a work created with the community as a response to the Hate Crime committed by young white men in Patchogue, Long Island against Marcelo Lucero, an Ecuadorian immigrant in 2008. She will talk about the artistic process and the civic dialogues and a reflection on where we are today.

Meet Dean Dinan at the Metropolitan Museum of Art to visit the collection.

Anne Warburton, fibre artist and artist-trained in the expressive arts, will showcase the art series she has been creating, based on the artistic side of timeworn and weathered objects around us, both in nature and manmade.

In this talk, Mónica Mayer will present some of her long-term feminist art projects.

An international panel of educators and therapists will be offering a window into the visual and performing arts created by their student communities, focusing on strategies that they are using to build resilience in the face of adversity, both individually and collectively.