Identity and Race at the Heart of the Mainstage Season’s Plays, The Owl Answers and Sun
Human rights activist Malcolm X and a young black girl seeking her dead white father…
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Sutnar Exhibit: From Constructivism to Smart Phones
Over the last decade, responsive design has transformed websites to adapt to smartphones, tablets, and…
Creating Character: New Denzel Washington Chair Gets to the Heart of the Matter
Sculptors have clay; musicians have instruments; painters have brushes; and actors have their pasts. “I…
Through a Veteran’s Eye
From the hills of West Virginia to the piazzas of Rome, a new exhibit in…
Learning from Faculty Art
Identifying a narrative thread in a group show presents challenges for any curator, and the 2015…
Matthew Maguire on “A Season of Imagining Post-War”
In October 2014, the Fordham Theatre Program kicked off its mainstage season, “A Season of…
Realist Acting and the White Tee
One of the lasting iconic images in American cinema is of Marlon Brando in a…
Hard Truths and and Uncomfortable Realities in Fordham’s Mainstage Season
From left to right, Mandy Heiser, Sarah Hegarty, and Connor Dunlap in foreground; Anna Crivelli,…
Center Gallery Renamed for Alumna
From a photo essay on Avery Cardinal Dulles, S.J., to an FBI collection of confiscated…
FCLC’s 10th Reunion Means More Venues, Enhanced Programs
When Fordham College at Lincoln Center alumni return to their alma mater on Thursday, June…