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Why ARAD? A Mosaic of Voices from Cohort ’27
Every fall, a new class of Arts Administration (ARAD) students arrives at Teachers College, Columbia University, each carrying a unique story of where they come from and why they chose this program. Together, their voices form a mosaic of perspectives, hopes, and ambitions that reflect both the diversity of our cohort and the shared commitment…
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INTERNSHIP SPOTLIGHT: Audrey Ling Yik Pun (ARAD ’25) ON HER SUMMER INTERNSHIP AT Eli Klein Gallery
This summer, we’re thrilled to spotlight Audrey Pun (ARAD ’25) and celebrate her recent internship at Eli Klein Gallery, a contemporary Asian art gallery in New York City. During her time at the gallery, Audrey gained invaluable experience in the secondary art market, contributing to the promotion of contemporary art and supporting emerging artists through…
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Alumni Spotlight: Daniel Gallant (ARAD ‘04) On His New Career Milestone As Executive Director at House of SpeakEasy
Daniel Gallant (ARAD ’04) has reached an exciting new career milestone as the Executive Director at House of SpeakEasy. We are incredibly proud of his accomplishments and thrilled to reconnect with him to learn more about his journey. Read the full interview below! Background and Influences: Could you share what background and experiences have shaped…
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Alumni Spotlight: Jessica Ashleigh Pomeroy (ARAD ‘23) On Her New Career Milestone As Major Gifts Officer at Park Avenue Armory
Jessica Ashleigh Pomeroy (ARAD ’23) recently started a new position as Major Gifts Officer at Park Avenue Armory. We are proud to congratulate her on her achievements following her graduation from ARAD. We are also delighted to catch up with her and learn more about her career path. Read below for the full interview! Hi…
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Microgrant Recipients: Yitan Eden Xu, Wenjie Demi Zhao, and Qiuru Feng Host Exhibition “HOW ARE YOU DOING?”
On view from April 25 to May 1, 2024, HOW ARE YOU DOING? delved into the concepts of memory, liminality, and identity shifting. Curated by Yitan Eden Xu (ARAD ’25), Wenjie Demi Zhao (ARAD ’25), and Qiuru Feng (ARAD ’25), and supported by the ARAD Microgrant, the exhibition showcased the work of eleven emerging artists…
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Microgrant Recipients: Arts Admin Next (AAN) Hosts Third Annual Roundtable: “Anchoring Across Borders: Exploring the Global Arts Landscape”
On April 27, 2024, Arts Admin Next (AAN) hosted its third roundtable event, “Anchoring Across Borders: Exploring the Global Arts Landscape,” at theBLANC. This event, planned and hosted by co-founders Joey Yijiao Chen (ARAD ’24), Katerina Chenyu Wang (ARAD ’24), Demi Wenjie Zhao (ARAD ’25), and Xiaojing Zhu (ARAD ’25), was supported by a microgrant…
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Designing for the Arts and Culture: An arts administrator shares her experience on working together with technologists
In an intense three-day series of workshops spanning one cold weekend in November, ARAD collaborated with the Communications, Media, and Learning Technologies Design (CMLTD) program on Teachers College campus to speculate and design new ideas for the arts and culture. This design jam is part of ARAD’s microcourse programming for professional development. It is also…
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Microgrant Recipient: Arts Admin Next (AAN) Host Second Annual Roundtable: “Navigating the Visual Arts Industry”
On November 11, 2023, Arts Admin Next (AAN) hosted its second roundtable event, “Navigating the Visual Arts Industry,” at TheBLANC. This event, planned and hosted by co-founders Joey Chen (ARAD ’24), Katerina Wang (ARAD ’24), Demi Zhao (ARAD ’25), and Xiaojing Zhu (ARAD ’25), was supported by a microgrant from the Arts Administration program at…
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Meet Diane Tomasi, ARAD’s New Program Associate
Join us in welcoming Diane Tomasi as our new Program Associate. Learn more about Diane, her goals for her new role, and what she does outside of TC. Tell us a bit about yourself. Where are you from? What was your undergraduate degree focused on? My name is Diane Tomasi: I use she/they pronouns. I’m…
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Hugo Vaz: Crafting Hybrid Experiences through the Kimera Festival
Hugo Vaz (ARAD ’24) is an actor, poet, singer-songwriter and cultural entrepreneur from Goiás, central Brazil. Ahead of his band, MAZOMBO, he has performed concerts and recorded albums for over ten years. This summer, Hugo has been working in partnership with the International Brazilian Opera Company to promote the Kimera Festival, a grassroots, open-air, free music…
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