Events

Monthly broadcast featuring Adelphi students, faculty, alumni and other guests showcasing their talents “live” from our virtual stage.

Multiple risks of sensory overload make a museum visit for people with low sensory threshold and hypersensitivity difficult if not impossible. 

The vision of this workshop is that all attendees leave with new ways to integrate the arts into their fundraising mechanisms and programs as well as conversations with broader philanthropy about funding and fueling the arts for social change.

Through three works by Colombian artist Érika Diettes, Río abajo (2008), Sudarios (2011) and Relicarios (2015), we will observe how art can play a transformative role in situations of armed conflict.

A 90-minute round-table conversation with four artivist panelists, a moderator, and audience members.

The Murals of the San Isidro neighborhood of Orihuela, Spain, began to be painted on the facades of the houses in the neighborhood, in 1976, on the occasion of the Tribute of the Peoples of Spain to the poet Miguel Hernández

The Occupy Art Project took its roots in New York, in 2020, when I invited about 28 artists to explore and invest in the spaces of the Consulate General of Greece in New York, as a form of physical and dialectical occupation.

“Movement Matters” follows the trajectory of a dancer’s life in NYC. Paz Tanjuaquio discusses her artistic path as a dancer, choreographer, and performer that leads to creating the nonprofit arts organization TOPAZ ARTS - an essential and inspiring space for contemporary dance and visual arts, celebrating over 20 years of making and supporting creative visions.

Art Jones, award-winning filmmaker, and producer, will describe how he made the documentary featuring Professor Cristina Zaccarini’s history class, as an artistic work, embodying his social justice ideals.

Acknowledging arts as increasingly recognized in global development and social change work, AAG facilitates arts and education initiatives with children and youth in conflict-affected environments. Through respect, open dialogue, and long-term cooperation, we work with local partners to create, produce and share these experiences with a broader global audience.

In this presentation, Yolanda will discuss the writing of two full-length books of poetry as a way to deal with pain and joy and journey to self-love, and affirm her love of equity and her ancestors’ legacy.