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Read more . . . (133 words) FLEFF Presents ‘Networked Disruptions’ International Exhibition of New Media ArtContributed by Patricia Zimmermann on 07/18/19 
To conclude its 2019 festival, the Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival presents “Networked Disruptions,” an online exhibition of digital media exploring the power of networks, such as global trade and the internet, and the positive and negative effects of their disruption. The exhibition can be accessed on the FLEFF website. Read more . . . (330 words) Hangar Theatre Company KIDDSTUFF presents the world premiere of Unicorn Girl by award-winning playwright and Ithaca College professor Saviana StanescuContributed by Sherri Dunham on 07/17/19
UNICORN GIRL, presented by The Hangar Theatre KIDDSTUFF season, July 25-27 Read more . . . (76 words)
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Tribes features Ithaca College Theatre Arts alumni and faculty both onstage and behind the scenes, including assistant professor Dean Robinson, Juliet Kimble ('19), Danielle Moyal ('19), and Tyler Struble ('19). Read more . . . (186 words) Calling All Women/Non-Binary Artists! STATERA ARTS MENTORSHIP PROGRAMContributed by Kathleen Mulligan on 05/24/19
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Dorothy Cotton Jubilee Singers perform May 10 at Ithaca CollegeContributed by Baruch Whitehead on 05/06/19
A Memorial Celebration for Hometown Hero and Civil Rights Icon, Dorothy F. Cotton Read more . . . (329 words) WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT? Tonight at the CREATIVE SPACE GALLERY Friday May 3rd 5-7pmContributed by Bill Hastings on 05/02/19
WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT? student exhibition at The CREATIVE SPACE GALLERY This Friday May 3, 5-7pmContributed by Bill Hastings on 04/30/19
WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT? student art exhibition at The CREATIVE SPACE GALLERY Friday May 3, 5-7pmContributed by Bill Hastings on 04/28/19
Those marked with * will be livestreamed at www.ithaca.edu/music/live and will be available on-demand a few days after the concert. Read more . . . (296 words) NEW PLAY INCUBATOR showcases new short plays by Playwriting students!Contributed by Saviana Stanescu Condeescu on 04/24/19
On Saturday, April 27, at 3 pm, seven finalist short plays will be showcased in the Clark Theatre (Dillingham Center), directed, acted, stage managed, and dramaturged by Theatre Arts students. Distinguished Playwright Judge Chiori Miyagawa will select the winning plays and hand the Golden Egg and Silver Egg trophies to the winning playwrights.
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Featuring 25 students from IC's 2019 graduating class, we are pleased to open our final exhibition of the 2018-2019 Handwerker Gallery calendar. Please join us! Opening reception is on Thursday, May 25, 5-7 p.m.! Read more . . . (245 words) Ithaca College Contemporary Ensemble and Guest Ensemble Yarn/Wire to Perform Music by Paris-based Visiting Composer Stefano GervasoniContributed by Jorge Villavicencio Grossmann on 04/18/19
WHEN: Tuesday, April 23 at 8:15 p.m. Pre-concert discussion begins at 7:00 p.m. WHERE: Hockett Family Recital Hall, Whalen Center for Music Free and Open to the Public Read more . . . (200 words)
This event focuses on relieving the pent up stress many students encounter throughout their college career. While at the same time, offering an opportunity to relax and have fun! Read more . . . (51 words)
Read more . . . (61 words) On Friday, April 19th, at 6:30 at the Cherry Artspace, On the Verge and the New Voices Literary Festival will present a staged and choreographed reading of Dance Nation, by visiting playwright Clare Barron.Contributed by Claire Gleitman on 04/14/19
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IC faculty, alums, and students are part of the cast and creative/production teams of 
Online exhibition features multimedia artists from around the world.
Ithaca Shakespeare Company’s 2019 summer season opened July 11th and runs through July 28th.
Baruch Whitehead's Post-Sabbatical Project: The Peace Cantata for Elementary Students will be presented this Friday, June 14th, 2019 at noon in Ford Hall.
Statera works to connect women artists interested in moving beyond the very real obstacles that sometimes lie between our goals and our opportunities. 
Please join us for an end of the semester pizza party and art opening this Thursday, 5/9 from 4:30-6:30 pm at the Creative Space Gallery. We will be featuring the works of Intermediate and Advanced Sculpture and Painting, providing an overview of curricular changes in effect for Fall 2019 and celebrating all of YOU - our wonderful students! The Creative Space is located directly across the street from campus, and can be found at Loading Dock 5. There is plenty of free parking. See poster for more details. 
Come celebrate the end of the semester!
Come celebrate the end of the semester!
Join us to celebrate the end of the semester!
So. Many. Concerts!
The New Play Incubator provides a significant opportunity for aspiring IC writers to workshop short plays written and developed in Playwriting, and present them to the public in a festival-competition.
WHAT: Concert by ICCE, Ithaca College Contemporary Ensemble and Guest Ensemble Yarn/Wire featuring the music of Stefano Gervasoni
Come explore, experience, and give back to the beautiful Natural Lands!
Join us on April 18th from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm in the Student Activity Center - 311 Egbert Hall, Campus Center for Cupcakes Galore!
Dance Nation is a play about an army of pre-teen dancers who are fiercely committed to doing whatever it takes to triumph, not just at the Boogie Down Grand Prix in Tampa Bay, but at whatever life hurls at them. Clare Barron’s play—described as “blazingly original” by the New York Times—is about the awkward messiness of adolescence; about young people claiming and unleashing their power; and about the ways in which our adolescent selves are haunted by the adults we eventually become.