Articles by John Schilling

   “Futurity, Fantasy, and Technology.” These are the tenants of afrofuturism, according to Dr. Elizabeth Hamilton, an Assistant Professor of Art History at Fort Valley […]

Written By: Michela Arlia & John Schilling Theater returned to Brooklyn College on Oct. 23 when the Department of Theater premiered The Moors for a […]

When COVID-19 hit New York City in March 2020, the Broadway Theater District was one of the first casualties of the new socially distanced world […]

Geeta Gandbhir and Blair Foster are a filmmaking power duo whose work precedes them.    Gandbhir, an Emmy award winning editor, worked on the Emmy-nominated Whoopi […]

As the weather gets colder and COVID-19 hotspots emerge, The Living Mural has lived on.    The Living Mural is a new approach to live theater, […]

In a time when theater is non-existent and concerts are rare, art lives on only in public where it is constantly surrounding us, especially in […]

It was an unlikely forum on Sept. 23 when 2020 Hess Scholar in Residence Winona LaDuke, as well as Brooklyn College theater alums, Katherine George […]

While COVID-19 has made Broadway go dark until 2021, live theater is still alive and well in New York City thanks to Anna Strasser, a […]

   Over the summer, CUNY’s Asian American/Asian Research Institute (AAARI) hosted the 17th Annual CUNY Asian American Film Festival featuring a variety of short films […]