During this one-day event hosted by CMU’s Center for Arts in Society, learn about the underlying narratives of settler colonialism in the United States.
TQ Live! presents a queer evening of dazzling performance, dance, poetry, comedy, resplendent fantasies, music, and more.
Join Carnegie Mellon School of Art MFA candidates for five minute presentations about their research and practice.
In our increasingly walled world, and the surge of anti-immigrant sentiment everywhere, can the idea of citizenship be recuperated for more emancipatory and inclusive political and social agendas?
Founded by Anya Clark and Mitsuko Verdery, MICHIYAYA Dance creates multidisciplinary work that is queer, sensual, abstract, and physical.
Kalup Linzy is a multidisciplinary performance artist whose works employ a variety of pop cultural forms to explore cultural identities and gender.
A project by Steven Montinar BFA '21 and Karla Arrucha, "Ropa Dope" presents wearable works that revolve around black and hispanic culture through the lens of fashion.
In a first-time collaboration, Philip Wesley Gates and Jamison Edgar MFA '20 trace the way queer lives and memories travel between archival storage, digital systems, and the human body.
Sophomore Lily Bridges presents "The One Scene in 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' Where the Girl Has 'I LOVE YOU' Written On Her Eyelids."
Juliacks (BHA '08) makes transmedia fictions about social-cultural issues that are disseminated on an international scale.