The Arts at CUNY contribute greatly to New York City's identity as a world cultural capital. From Brooklyn College’s Conservatory of Music and Hunter College’s MFA in Studio Arts program, to the Queensborough Community College Art Gallery and the Tribeca Performing Arts Center at Borough of Manhattan Community College, the University maintains a reputation for international distinction in the arts. Programs in dance, theater, new media, music, creative writing, and studio art have trained generations of artists and continue to nurture emerging talents. CUNY welcomes all New Yorkers to share in the artistic riches on the University's campuses.
At CUNYArt GalleriesFrom BCC's Hall of Fame for Great Americans to the Queens College Art Center, take time to visit CUNY's eclectic collections of art. Performing Arts CentersPerformances, lectures, concerts, symposia, and exhibitions. Come check out CUNY's performing art centers. TV and Radio StationsOwned and operated Stations that provide CUNY students with hands-on experience in the television/broadcasting fields. Creative WritingFind out about CUNY’s array of creative writing programs, read student work, and more. In NYC/Cultural PassportThe Cultural Passport allows you to explore the treasure of New York City from the smallest museums and galleries to the world-class institutions, from Broadway productions to Off-Off Broadway, and don’t forget the gardens and the science centers, historical societies and libraries. Every one of them has something to enjoy.
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Rubin Museum Collaboration
The RMA invites CUNY students, faculty, and staff to take full advantage of its unique programs and exhibitions, and to explore possibilities for collaboration. >> 
Meena Alexander Wins Guggenheim Fellowship
An award-winning poet and novelist who teaches at Hunter, has been named a 2008 Guggenheim Fellow...>> 
Events
Wanna go to a poetry reading? Hear a music concert? Watch a dance performance? See what is happening this week with the Arts at CUNY. |
