Volunteer (or intern) needed for short term project ASAP. Help OpenInvo with the social media for their upcoming event! “The Vibrant Future of the Creative Economy: Real World Value and Arts Thinking” on May 3 This is a great opportunity to learn how to run
Sound@ is hosting the first annual Sound Showcase at the New School. The format of the showcase is an online exhibition that highlights the diversity of approaches to sound that exist among our fellow students, faculty and colleagues at the New School. Some of the
Matt Ratto Prompts, Parts, and Publics: Critical Making as practice, as research program Thursday, April 18th, 7pm 6 E 16th Street, 12th Floor, Main lab Please join us for a lecture by Matt Ratto, Assistant Professor and director of the Critical Making lab in the
Share your voice. EMPOWER HERS: Apply by May 15 to be a Girls Write Now Mentor @ The New School Girls Write Now is a dynamic community of women writers on a mission: For 15 years, our award-winning programs have provided creative and academic guidance,
Final call for submissions to the 2013 Fierberg Film Festival. All submissions must be received by June 14th. See below or visit here for more details as well as the application
New School students will receive a 10% discount via the code STUDENTS13. Rhizome’s Seven on Seven Conference Saturday, April 20th, 201312-6pm at Tishman Auditorium at The New School Tickets starting at $40 http://www.rhizome.org/sevenonseven The Rhizome Seven on Seven Conference pairs seven leading artists with seven influential technologists
A film screening and panel discussion about the first sex worker to run for federal office in Brazil Monday, April 15th The Hirshon Suite 55 West 13th Street, 2nd floor 6:30 – 8:30 PM A friend and colleague of Gabriela Leite since
Alexander Campolo (MA 2012), winner of a 2012 Distinguished Thesis Award, will be joining the PhD program in the Department of Media, Culture and Communication at NYU in Fall 2013. Alexander, who was also named Media, Culture and Communication’s LeBoff Fellow, will also take part
Unfortunately this event has been Cancelled. Please keep an eye out for future events. The New School for Public Engagement presents: Engaged Lives Speaker Series NSPE Graduates share their stories with current students. A Conversation with Emily Giske (Milano, 1984) Monday, April 22, 2013 5:30-7:00pm
Design is One: Lella & Massimo Vignelli, a documentary retrospective of the work and relationship of these two seminal figures by filmmakers Roberto Guerra and Kathy Brew will be screening at the Savannah College of Art and Design as part of the SCAD Style 2013
MEGAPOLIS AUDIO FESTIVAL COMES TO NEW YORK CITY MultiDisciplinaryEvent Blends Artists from throughoutthe BosWash Megalopolis and Beyond. The MEGAPOLIS Audio Festival, a weekendlong event dedicated to the art of sound, is coming alive in various venues throughout Manhattan from April 19th to 21st, 2013. MEGAPOLIS provides a
The Office of Career Development is hosting our 2013 Summer and Fall Internship Fair on April 25! Over 40 employers from a wide range of professional fields offering internship positions this Summer and Fall. Employers include: Kenneth Cole Productions, Hearst Magazine’s Studio D, Peace Corps,
Gerald Powell will be presenting Globalization and Its Discontent (FILM): Speed, Seduction, Sameness at the Sixth International Conference on Global Studies. From the Global Studies site: The Global Studies Conference, The Global Studies Journal, the On Globalization Book Series, and the Global Studies News Blog
Deadline tomorrow – don’t delay in you’re interested. Parsons is still accepting TA applications for the following three courses. Each TAship is for 3 hours of work per week and is paid a stipend of $1,237.50 for the semester. TAs must be second year students
The New School’s new website is up for a Webby Award. Online voting will be open until Tuesday, April 25. The New School is currently in 2nd place in our category, trailing the University of Chicago. You can sign up, or sign in with your
Simon Ganahl, post-doctoral visitor at the School of Media Studies, is organizing an event at the Austrian Cultural Forum in New York on April 10, 2013. He will give a talk about the literary essay Third Walpurgis Night (1933) by the Austrian writer Karl Kraus (1874–1936), which
About us: duotone audio group is a music production company with studios in Tribeca and Santa Monica. Our work is largely comprised of composing and licensing music for advertising, film and television. This internship would be at our NYC studio. While we do on-site recordings
The new band Kicksonic is looking to bring their music to a wider audience. To do so, they need their performance, audio and video, to be filmed this Saturday at Fontana’s. If interested, please contact Carly Deluca at (347)831-3760 or carly.deluca5@gmail.com This is a paying
ArcLight Cinema is holding their 3rd annual Documentary Film Festival and encourages students to submit entries for a chance to win $10,000.
The Human Centered Design (HCD) Interdisciplinary Graduate Education Program (IGEP) at Virginia Tech seeks an exceptional student to pursue a PhD in Science and Technology Studies (STS) with a focus on design studies. As part of their coursework, they will take a four-course sequence with
Tanya Toft (MA 2011) curated this year’s Nordic Outbreak Exhibition in New York. From the Curatorial Statement: Nordic Outbreak is an exhibition project that looks at contemporary dynamics in moving images in the Nordic art scene. It unfolds on screens and with projections in public
Tanya Toft who graduated from Media Studies last year is curating the current Nordic Outbreak exhibition
Who are the Yes Men? Armed with nothing more than thrift store suits and fake websites, The Yes Men have impersonated big-time corporate criminals, drawing international attention to their actions against humanity and the environment. Using humor, truth and lunacy, The Yes Men are growing
RUFF CUTS, the last session of Spring 2013 Friday, April 12, 7:00 p.m. Wollman Hall, 65 West 11th Street, 5th floor. Please join us for the final RUFF CUTS session of the semester on April 12th! There is still some room for submissions, so if you are interested in
AWM/EMI is looking for motivated and talented NYC based film students to work creating music videos, PSA videos, and capturing behind the scenes video of some of our artists for documentaries and other media projects. In addition to experience these opportunities offer paid work for
The New School’s Communications and External Affairs office (CEA) seeks a student to assist the Special Projects department for the coming year. The student assistant will work under the supervision of the Senior Director of Creative Services, the Special Projects Manager and alongside the Digital
Christie’s would like to offer the opportunity to a student to help with a very small and basic film editing project. The project consists of cutting about 20 (iphone filmed) conversations into a 1 ½ – 2 minute video of the best sound bites, and
Students from around the world have a chance to submit up to three entries in twelve different design categories for a chance to win up to $5,000 and Adobe software! Learn more here
Current New School graduate student Tarisai Gombe is currently producing the film “The Teacher,” which tells the story of crisis in public education through the eyes of a first-year high school teacher. The Kickstarter video is located here and explains more about the film.
On Wednesday, April 10th, the University Learning Center is offering a creative writing workshop, which will focus on elevating one’s work and distinguishing it for publication. Interested attendees should RSVP to learningcenter@newschool.edu, as space is limited. A Creative Writing Workshop Presented by NSPE graduate and ULC tutor