Stony Brook’s West Campus enjoyed a surprise one-day art show on May 13, courtesy of Nobuho Nagasawa’s Advanced Theory and Practice of Sculpture class (ARS 366/466). Nagasawa, a professor in the Department of Art...
The distinguished professor of piano in the Department of Music won for performing on composer Caroline Shaw's "Narrow Sea" along with singer Dawn Upshaw and Sō Percussion.
World-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma received an honorary doctorate in music from Stony Brook University on Saturday, March 12, at the Staller Center for the Arts. The degree ceremony preceded the Staller Center Gala, an...
“We’ve been brought up to think that art is on one side and science is on the other,” said Jon Longtin, interim dean of Stony Brook University’s College of Engineering and Applied Sciences. “But that...
The exhibit will be on view through March 9 and features three biosignal-driven works that illustrate the influence our bodies have on technology, portrayed artistically.
Joan Mitchell made her entrance in the New York art world of the 1950s, and moved between the United States and France for the next four decades as one of few female painters to gain critical and public acclaim. Her...
Students in the Stony Brook Department of Art’s visual arts program recently partnered with the Long Island Explorium to present a curated digital art exhibit, “A Visual Dialogue on Environmental Issues.” A...
Milo Mohamed ‘24 has made it into the limelight. His artwork, that is. Earlier this semester, Mohamed, a Studio Art major in the Department of Art, was assigned a project in Associate Professor Izumi Ashizawa’s ARS205...
The exhibition features global printed matter published in the 1960s-70s by a cultural organization of artists and designers founded in 1966 in Havana.
The exhibition features video, sculpture, drawing, performance and interactive media artworks by 15 contemporary artists who explore the power of language in a cultural context.
From dance to Broadway, and classical to jazz and comedy — the best of the best is back at Staller Center, with continued safety measures in place. Spring 2022 features performances including Rent, Viva Momix, David...
The cabaret show — filled with cheeky storytelling, big musical numbers and ballads — is threaded together with a common theme of music, time, aging, nostalgia and celebration.
Teenage Euthanasia, an animated series on Adult Swim produced by two thesis students from the MFA in Film program, was recently named by Time magazine as one of the five best new television shows for September 2021...
Tom Manuel got his first jazz infusion at a family event when he was growing up. “I clearly remember lying on the grass and hearing a deejay play Glenn Miller’s ‘In the Mood,’” recalled the Lake Ronkonkoma, NY...