Campus Projects
Interdisciplinary and collaborative programs created by members of the Brown community
Campus Projects
Interdisciplinary and collaborative programs created by members of the Brown community
IGNITE Series Campus Projects
On Now/Up Next
HISTORY OF ART & ARCHITECTURE SYMPOSIUM
Following "Light in Theory and Practice," a celebration of the opening of The Lindemann Performing Arts Center with five of today's most prominent light artists and lighting designers including Leo Villareal, whose luminous work Infinite Composition is installed in the Atwater lobby.
CONFERENCE | FILM SCREENING | ENDURANCE PERFORMANCE
A three-day conference of panels, screenings, and performances exploring the force of the elemental in and beyond media studies.
FILM | PANEL
A year-long integrated media experience that illuminates the importance of our collective health and what can be done to enhance it.
SYMPOSIUM
A three-day symposium that will investigate how and why duration has been an important aesthetic mode for performance, visual, and media artists.
Coming Soon
The 21st Century Orchestra
Date: October 25-27, 2024
Location: The Lindemann Main Hall
Curated by Eric Nathan Associate Professor, Music; Anthony Cheung, Associate Professor, Music; Wang Lu Associate Professor, Music; and Butch Rovan, Professor, Music
A two-day festival featuring performances, talks, and an inaugural recording release highlighting innovative new orchestral music created by Brown composers that celebrate The Lindemann Performing Arts Center as a premiere site for orchestral performance and recording. Curated by Eric Nathan (composer and associate professor, Music), Anthony Cheung (composer and associate professor, Music), Wang Lu (composer and associate professor, Music), and Butch Rovan (composer/media artist and professor, Music) with The Boston Modern Orchestra (BMOP).
Residual Noise Conference
Date: October 30-November 3, 2024
Location: The Lindemann Main Hall and the Granoff Center for the Creative Arts
Curated by Ed Osborn, Professor | Music and Visual Art
Three performance-residencies including local and legendary artists that cross disciplinary boundaries to explore ways in which music forms community, cultivates creative expression, and examines the relationship of humans to their physical and spiritual environments.
In Development
Department of Literary Arts IGNITE Series Event
A series of events highlighting the work of writers, artists, and poets around themes of ecoarts and ecopoetics; writing and improvisational performance; the intersections of literary art and music; and collaborative literary artists in performance.
Creative Ecologies in the Americas
Curated by Macarena Gómez-Barris, Chair and Professor, Modern Culture and Media and Leila Lehnen, Chair and Associate Professor, Portuguese and Brazilian Studies
A series of lectures, film screenings, workshops, performances, and publications that draw upon rich traditions within North, Central, South America, and the Caribbean that emphasize collective modes of producing (knowledge, art, everyday life) that do not separate human histories and experiences from a more-than-human world. Curated by Macarena Gómez-Barris (Chair and Professor, Modern Culture and Media) and Leila Lehnen (Chair and Associate Professor, Portuguese and Brazilian Studies).
Concluded Projects
FILM SERIES | PANEL DISCUSSIONS
A selection of films from across the African continent and diaspora that contend with the social and political dimensions of Racial Ecologies.
WORKSHOP | EDUCATION
An ArtsLiteracy event
AFRICANA STUDIES | THEATER | WORKSHOP
A developmental workshop and invited sharing of a new play.
MUSIC | PANEL
A series of events that sparks dialogue between Cabo Verdean and Cabo Verdean American scholars, activists, and sound artists.
MUSIC
Rooted in Japanese drumming traditions and pioneered by transnational Asian and Asian American communities, taiko is now a global phenomena.
FILM | PANEL | EXHIBITION
A film screening and week-long exhibition creating dialogue between the past and present, art and politics, creative and scholarly work against AIDS.
MUSIC
Meredith Monk presents a concert of music from her interdisciplinary performance work.
MUSIC
The finale of the Electric Hour Songwriting Series, a songwriting concert benefit series started by students at Brown.
MUSIC | DANCE
A concert event and dance party that celebrates the creative practices of SAMMUS (Enongo Lumumba-Kasongo), Nadine Lee, and madison moore.
FILM | PANEL
Alumni in the Arts | IGNITE Series
Join Brown alumna Catherine Gund ‘88 for a preview screening of her new film.
VISUAL ART | SYMPOSIUM
Featuring artists whose multidisciplinary practices extend beyond art objects, into the realm of social engagement.
VISUAL ART | MULTIMEDIA
An exhibition and envisioning space that encourages men of African descent to remember and represent their relationships with their fathers and children through a multimedia installation of creative and archival works.
THEATER
A celebration and staged reading of the 1970s play written by George Houston Bass.
FILM | MULTIMEDIA | PERFORMANCE | PANEL
An artistic response to the eco-political challenges of the 21st century.