

Spring 2012 Atelier Events
TALK by Istanbul artist CAN ALTAYCan Altay (Asst.Prof.Dr. Faculty of Architecture, Istanbul Bilgi University, b. 1975) is a Turkish artist based in Istanbul.
TALK by CHIP LORD of Ant FarmChip Lord was trained as an architect and is a media artist who produces both single channel films and video installations.
F.O.O.D. - Farewell, Our Orange DomeA Choreographed Communal Meal in Three Parts
Very Serious [This is Serious]Based on the works of Nathalie Sarraute and on Ridley Scott's Alien
Fall 2011 Atelier Events
Moved by MusicInspired by works of Bach, Handel, Beethoven, Ravel, and Bartok, advanced student musicians explore the way sound may be illuminated by the motions of the body in a new Princeton Atelier performance.
Bodies and GuitarsComposer David Lang, electric guitarists James Moore and Taylor Levine of Dither, choreographer Susan Marshall and Atelier students for a brief performance and discussion of work produced in the current Princeton Atelier, Bodies and Guitars
Past Atelier Events
Flock LogicThe Princeton Atelier and the Program in Dance with the School of Engineering and Applied Science present Flock Logic developed by students in ATL 498/ DAN 451: Collective Motion/Site Specific Event.
when the lights went out...Students in "Dramatizing History: Playwriting, Music Theater," taught by award-winning playwright and hip hop theater artist Will Power and music director/composer and hip hop and R&B music producer Justin Ellington, will perform original music theatre pieces.
Words for Music Perhaps?An evening of hilarious (and hair-raising) new songs and music theater scenes featuring writers and composers who collaborated in Atelier 496 (Fall 2010).
Conversation with Jane Golden andA conversation with Jane Golden, the Executive Director of the City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program, and Jan Cohen-Cruz, Director of Imagining America and Professor at Syracuse University, facilitated by Erica Nagel, Artistic Programs Associate at McCarter Theater.
Trenton Mural Arts ProjectStudents will collaborate with Jane Golden, Director of the Philadelphia Mural Arts Program, along with muralists Shira Walinsky and David Guinn and with local community members on a new mural project in Trenton.
Community + Paint + Walls ExhibitExhibition of Mural Art by Princeton Atelier students led by Jane Golden, Founder and Director, Philadelphia Mural Arts Program and Shira Walinsky, mural artist.
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