Internationally-acclaimed Burmese drummer Kyaw Kyaw Naing and his ensemble of SUNY New Paltz faculty and alumni will release a set of new video performances on the Listen Forward YouTube channel on Tuesday, March 9, at 7 p.m.. The event, […]
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Faculty and students from the Department of Music will present a collection of performances recorded during COVID-19 pandemic on Tuesday, March 2 The lineup includes a faculty jazz ensemble performance, […]
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The Department of Theatre Arts continues its spring 2021 production lineup with virtual readings of “Tell Them Tomorrow” on Saturday, Feb. 27, and Sunday, Feb. 28. “Tell Them Tomorrow” is […]
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Are you interested in writing about art, literature and culture? Have graphic design skills you want to share with the world? Interested in learning about copy editing and magazine production? […]
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Groundbreaking composer, performer and audio-visual artist Sarah Hennies will join the Department of Music this semester as part of the Kenneth Davenport Residency for New American Music. Hennies will kick […]
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The Institute for Disaster Mental Health (IDMH) and the School of Fine & Performing Arts at SUNY New Paltz have collaborated on a new children’s book, available now in both […]
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Susie Ibarra’s “Talking Gong,” a new album of original compositions featuring Associate Professor Alex Peh and former McArther Genius Grant recipient Claire Chase, has been named one of the top […]
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The Department of Music is kicking off its spring concert season with a virtual performance by The Professors on Tuesday, Feb. 2, at 7 p.m. on the Listen Forward YouTube […]
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The Department of Theatre Arts is kicking off its spring 2021 production lineup with virtual readings of “The Killing Fields,” a modern adaptation of epic Greek literature set against the […]
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The Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art invites artists working in all media to submit proposals for its annual exhibition of contemporary art made by artists in the Hudson Valley. “Who […]
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