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George's Daughter
Losing Helen
Thinking in Place
Surpassing the Spectacle
Zones of Contention
The Artist in Society
The Subversive Imagination
The Invisible Drama
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The Three Times I Saw Bob
On Not Traveling
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
The Agitated Now
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
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Gary Tyler: Justice through Art
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 Kamila Shamsie
Carol Becker with Columbia News
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
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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
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World Economic Open Forum - Gary Tyler
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
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— Columbia University School of the Arts —
Where Ideas Come From
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
Books
—:—
George's Daughter
Losing Helen
Thinking in Place
Surpassing the Spectacle
Zones of Contention
The Artist in Society
The Subversive Imagination
The Invisible Drama
Essays, Articles & Lectures
—:—
The Three Times I Saw Bob
On Not Traveling
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
The Agitated Now
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
Interviews
—:—
—By—
Gary Tyler: Justice through Art
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 Kamila Shamsie
Carol Becker with Columbia News
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
Conferences & Panels
—:—
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
World Economic Forum
—:—
World Economic Open Forum - Gary Tyler
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
Educating Artists
— Columbia University School of the Arts —
Where Ideas Come From
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
Carol Becker
Events
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INTERVIEW BY CAROL BECKER
World Economic Open Forum 2025
Gary Tyler : Justice Through Art
Carol Becker interviewing the artist Gary Tyler, wrongfully convicted at 16, Tyler spent 42 years in prison. He found refuge in art, which helped him reclaim his identity and express emotions stifled by confinement.
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