Cornell Council for the Arts

A collboration between the Momenta Quartet and the Cornell Contemporary Chamber Players. 

Sound artist and musician Ellen Fullman will be in residency at Cornell this February.

One of the scariest and most influential horror films of all time, with live musical accompaniment on the Sage Chapel organ by Dr. Philip Carli.

A recital of songs and poetry by graduate composer Michael Small and recent M.F.A. graduate poet Elizabeth Lindsey Rogers.

Raja’a Khalid, (MFA ’13), will present "The Persepolis Project", a sculptural exhibition based on the Persepolis celebrations of 1971.

The Cornell Wind Ensemble, Cornell Chorus, and soloist Susan Botti will be performing Cosmosis.

The Cornell Cinema presents a film by Ben Shapiro on the complex process of acclaimed photographer Gregory Crewdson.

The Cornell Cinema is presenting An Evening with College Artist/Animator Lewis Klahr, featuring a selection of the college artist/animator's short films.

A multi-channel video installation by Taber Colleti, BFA '13.

The Cornell Cinema presents Still Moving: Pilobolus at Forty, directed by Jeff Ruoff.

The Cornell Cinema presents Circle in the Sand, a film by experimental filmmaker and director Michael Robinson.

An afternoon and evening of innovation in electronic music, featuring the legendary Simeon Coxe of Silver Apples and Malcolm Cecil of Tonto's Expanding Head Band.

Produced by AAP students, ASSOCIATION fosters inter-departmental dialogue that is shared with the Cornell community and network of alumni and professionals.

Hindustani Classical Music/Jazz crossover performance, featuring saxophonist George Brooks.

The Cornell Cinema Presents Consuming Spirits, a film by animator Chris Sullivan.

In this play directed by Melanie Dreyer-Lude, an undercover Latina returns to her hometown on the Arizona Border to teach the next generation about what it is to be free only to find herself and her students held hostage to the politics of fear.

Set to the rhythms of Brazil, Bel Borba Aqui: A Man and a City introduces a one-man life-force who proves that his country is a lot more than favelas, soccer, and drugs.

A hydroponic installation by Peter Gudonis (B.Arch '14) and Carly Dean (B.Arch '14).

“Ply Candy” is a furniture exhibition by BFA student Michelle Chen that explores the eschewed domain of surface decoration, challenging what furniture could be visually beyond form and function.

Contrapunkt presents its 3rd Annual Art Concert as an exploration of the relationships between music, visual, literary, and performance artists.

Spencer Whale, PMA '14, directs Melancholy Play: A Contemporary Farce -- a moving yet ridiculous play by Sarah Ruhl.

A collaborative performance by CU World Drum & Dance and Nukporfe, Binghamton University’s African Drum and Dance Ensemble.

The exhibition will showcase geographically and chronologically diverse holdings relative to the motion of looking at hair across cultures, hair as religous significance, gender distinctions between hair, and contemporary commericalization of hair.

An interdisciplinary collaboration between artists, engineers, and scientists from across the Cornell community engaged in research, experimentation, and performance to activate the laboratory as site of critical inquiry and cultural production.

The Museum Club hosts a free reception celebrating the annual showcase and the opening of Hair: Untangling Roots of Identity with a variety of student performance groups, art making, refreshments, and more.

A symposium centered around the formalistic aesthetic of the ''Darmstadt School" - Andrew Zhou and Xak Bjerken, co-directors, with Walter Zimmermann, composer-in-residence with guest artists JACK Quartet, pianist Heather O'Donnell, and Ensemble X.

An installation/performance work based on The Fortunes and Misfortunes of the Infamous Moll Flanders by Daniel Defoe and Carolyn Goelzer’s experience of raising 200 plants from seed in various growing conditions in her studio in northeast Minneapolis.

The Cornell Chamber Orchestra performs collaboratively with guest ensemble PRISM Quartet.

Matilda Ceesay presents "Semblance," imagining a present-day Africa untouched by colonialism.

The Cornell Fashion Collective is a student-run organization that produces an annual runway show to serve as a platform for displaying the original fashion work of Cornell students.

Brandon Wen's (BS '15) collection Secret J means to expose the coded sexuality and perversion that is in much of the imagery we are accustomed to seeing and believe to be "safe."

An experimental multimedia piece incorporating sound, live music performance, and video art to create an immersive concert experience.

Caroline O’Donnell/CODA Natural Selection presents three recent competition entries which explore the relationship between architecture and its niche.

The Cornell University Fine Art department presents "Free School," a Cornell MFA exhibition in New York City.

Published by Fourth and Verse Books, Chiasmus is a micropress established by four poets in Cornell’s MFA program.

Cornell’s one and only Taiko drumming group, Yamatai, will perform at PULSE 2013, incorporating traditional Taiko pieces as well as original compositions.