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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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Student Spotlight: Amanda Ortiz-Espinell (ARAD ’27)
Amanda K. Ortiz Espinell was born and raised in Puerto Rico. A creative since childhood and practicing visual artist, she earned her B.A. in Advertising and Marketing (2024). She has worked in the communications department at the Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico, where she developed a strong interest in how museums can serve their communities.…
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Meet Brooklyn Ullrich, ARAD’s New Social Media Coordinator
Tell us a bit about yourself. Where are you from? What was your undergraduate degree focused on? I am originally from Fargo, North Dakota, born and raised. Dance was always a large part of my life, as I took weekly ballet lessons from the age of five to 18. I would say this largely influenced…
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INTERNSHIP SPOTLIGHT: Chen Guo (ARAD ’25) ON HER SUMMER INTERNSHIP AT CELINE
This fall, we’re thrilled to spotlight Chen Guo (ARAD ’25) about her recent internship as Public Relations Intern at CELINE in Shanghai. During her time at CELINE, Chen gained invaluable experience in the fashion management, handling everything from cataloging new collections to coordinating customs and tracking CELINE’s features in top fashion magazines.Let’s dive into her…
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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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INTERNSHIP SPOTLIGHT: Muhang Ma (ARAD ’25) ON HER SUMMER INTERNSHIP AT Sungari Auction
This summer, we’re excited to spotlight Muhang Ma (ARAD ’25) and celebrate her recent internship with the Chinese Painting Department at Sungari Auction in Beijing, China. Sungari Auction plays a key role in the secondary art market, offering Muhang invaluable experience in understanding how auctions are organized, from sourcing and evaluating artwork to facilitating sales.…
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INTERNSHIP SPOTLIGHT: Sophie Collinet (ARAD ’25) ON HER SUMMER INTERNSHIP AT SARUYA
This summer, we’re thrilled to spotlight Sophie Collinet (ARAD ’25) and celebrate her recent internship as a Fundraising Intern at SARUYA Artist Residency in Fujiyoshida, Japan, near the iconic Mount Fuji. SARUYA is dedicated to reviving the city’s rich textile heritage while fostering artistic exchange and community engagement. Let’s dive into Sophie’s experience and the…
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INTERNSHIP SPOTLIGHT: Marséja Cardwell (ARAD ’25) ON HER SUMMER INTERNSHIP AT STRATHMORE
This summer, we are excited to spotlight our current student, Marséja Cardwell (ARAD ’25), and celebrate her recent internship as an Education Intern at Strathmore, a renowned arts organization in North Bethesda, MD. Strathmore is known for hosting world-class performances and supporting local talent while making the arts accessible to the community. Let’s hear more…
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Internship Spotlight: Léo Zhang (ARAD ’25) on His Summer Internship at Gagosian
This summer, we are excited to spotlight our current student, Léo Zhang (ARAD ’25), and celebrate his recent summer internship as a Library and Research Intern at Gagosian Gallery, one of the leading global art galleries presenting groundbreaking and thought-provoking art. Let’s hear what he has been up to recently! Hi Léo! Tell us more…
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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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