Carol Becker
—:— Losing Helen Thinking in Place Surpassing the Spectacle Zones of Contention The Artist in Society The Subversive Imagination The Invisible Drama
—:— Walking with Intention Christina Ramberg 2022 Dean's Distinguished Lecture When the Towers Fell Ai Weiwei on Falling in Love with the Possibilities Architecture Biden Administration Must invest in Arts Lessons Learned Reflections on a Generation Daan Roosegaarde (Phaidon) How Art Became a Force at Davos Janine Antoni Ai Weiwei Asks New York Viva Arte Viva Sleepless in America Patti Smith Made Us Cry: But Why? Daan Roosegaarde (Art in America) Technology is Destroying our Inner Lives The Space Between What Is and What Wants to Be The Future is Already with Us Theaster Gates John Gerrard Artmaking as Irreverent Research Ernesto Pujol Artists and the Future of our Cities Art as a Thinking Process LeRoy Neiman Marina Abramović The Lay of the Land The Lifeworks of Tehching Hsieh Chris Ofili Wafaa Bilal Marcia Tucker
—:— —By— The Art of Listening Under Water Marin Alsop Daan Roosegaarde Olafur Eliasson Richard Axel and Sarah Sze Amar Kanwar Olafur Eliasson at the World Economic Forum Krzysztof Wodiczko Matthew Goulish and Lin Hixson Antoni, Ramirez Jonas, and Pujol Shirin Neshat Orhan Pamuk —With— Carol Becker and Brad Evans Carol Becker and Jana Winderen's Installation The Today Show Abstract: The Art of Design It’s the Year of Water Carol Becker and Brainard Carey on Losing Helen Carol Becker and Brainard Carey on Time Dean Carol Becker Welcomes the Arts to a New Home 5 Questions: School of the Arts Dean Carol Becker on her Book Losing Helen World Economic Forum: 2015 What’s the Value of Art School? Creative Leadership On the Role of the Artist in Society On Artists and Great Civilizations On Educating the Artist Inside the Artist’s Studio On Art, Society, and Globalization World Economic Forum: 2012 New York Times: World Economic Forum The Brooklyn Rail : Thinking in Place Rorotoko : Thinking in Place Thinking in Place : Boston University Interview with Outgoing Dean Carol Becker
—:— Where Ideas Come From Art, Architecture, and Neuroscience The Pandemic: Self, Other, and the World Beyond Us Art Education as a Radical Act Richard Axel and Sarah Sze Art in Times of Disintegration Watched, Tracked, and Distracted On Artists, Urban Development, and Future Cities Artists as Public Intellectuals War, Trauma, and Public Art Ethical Art
—:— Marin Alsop How Art Became a Force at Davos Olafur Eliasson at the World Economic Forum World Economic Forum: 2015 World Economic Forum: Creative Urbanization World Economic Forum: 2012 Training for Leading Roles Leaders-To-Be
— Columbia University School of the Arts — Columbia Global Centers Lenfest Center for the Arts The Year of Water What are you working on now International Play Reading Festival The Big Draw World Economic Forum — School of the Art Institute of Chicago — The Future is Already with Us Interview with Outgoing Dean Carol Becker (Cross) Ernesto Cardenal Carol Becker Dean's Merit Scholarship
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World Economic Forum

 

Since 2010, Columbia University School of the Arts has hosted annual multi-day workshops with the Global Leadership Fellows (GLF) of the World Economic Forum. Conceived by Carol Becker and led by Kristin Linklater, Andrea Haring, Brent Blair, and Ken Cheeseman, fellows explore voice, breath, movement, as well as techniques and exercises related to the Theatre of Oppressed. Also during this time, Carol Becker has attended World Economic Forum Summits in Davos, Switzerland. Below are interviews and articles about this ongoing partnership.

Educating Artists

 

Columbia University School of the Arts

Columbia University School of the Arts awards the Master of Fine Arts degree in Film, Theatre, Visual Arts and Writing and the Master of Arts degree in Film Studies; it also offers an interdisciplinary program in Sound Arts. The School is a thriving, diverse community of talented, visionary and committed artists from around the world and a faculty comprised of acclaimed and internationally renowned artists, film and theatre directors, writers of poetry, fiction and nonfiction, playwrights, producers, critics and scholars. [Link]

 
 

School of the Art Institute of Chicago