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Ann Tashi Slater has new work in Oprah Daily, PAW, Next Big Idea Club, and Tricycle. Ann also talks about impermanence and the art of living on these podcasts: TRICYCLE TALKS and MINDROLLING (Be Here Now Network).
Read MoreI have 22 episodes of a podcast about various events in my life, most humorous, some sad, all dramatic-- including THE COSMIC CARE DEALER about my years at Princeton (1965-69). The podcast drops around November 18 on Apple podcasts, TikTok, Spotify, Amazon Music-- wherever you get your podcasts!
Read MoreThe first single from my new record, Samba Americana, is out this month on all platforms. Take a listen if time allows. Let me know what you think...
Read MoreMy book ART. AN INTERACTIVE GUIDE was just purchased by the Getty Museum in LA also the Princeton University art museum bookstores. The buyers both love it.
Read MoreJoin the fun! Michael Kardos's 4th novel, FUN CITY HEIST (Severn House), releases on December 2. Pre-order now wherever books are sold, or get a signed copy from Browseabout Books: https://browseaboutbooks.com/book/9781448317233
Read MoreCatalina Museum for Art & History announces The Blue Forest, an immersive installation by marine scientist and artist Oriana Poindexter, on view November 8, 2025 through October 11, 2026. The exhibition transports visitors into the underwater world of Catalina Island’s iconic kelp forests without ever getting wet.
Read MoreExhibition dates: October 2025 - June 2026. Dozens of Princeton undergraduate students, graduate students, and faculty have received GRAMMY® nominations and awards. Join us in celebrating some of the many exceptional musicians who have studied and taught at Princeton.
Read MoreLong-time collaborator Gary Monheit '80 joins me again on piano, though this time all compositions are my own, so this is a solo-act release. Website: https://dankrimm.munb.com/secondwind.html.
Read MorePrinceton Arts Alumni is delighted to host an alum-to-alum mentorship program in Fall 2025! Sign up by October 15th to participate as a mentor, mentee, or both.
Read MoreScreenwriter James Moyer (English, '10) announces the formation of Salt Springs Productions, a multi-media company in partnership with Michael Affleck (former International Coordinator for Greenpeace).
Read MoreHello Princeton Arts Alumni! I am Lydia Cornett '16 and the co-director of TESSITURA, a short documentary co-produced by Chicken & Egg Films and American Documentary. My team and I are currently looking for support for this next chapter for Tessitura. Please don't hesitate to get in touch if you'd like to learn more about making a tax-deductible donation, and in the meantime please follow our Instagram page @tessitura_film.
Read MoreGetty has launched its first-ever family podcast, If Objects Could Talk! Listen as objects from the Getty Villa collection come to life to tell their side of the story.
Read MoreMy name is Jeremy (class of 2022), and I’m currently a PhD student at the University of Pennsylvania researching how dramatic writers are thinking about and responding to generative AI. I’m looking to interview both screenwriters and playwrights about their experiences in the industry.
Read MoreView My New Book: ART. AN INTERACTIVE GUIDE.
Read MoreThis December, Dance Institute of Washington's Executive Director, Kahina Haynes '11, leads the organization toward its 30th annual production of The Spirit of Kwanzaa!
Read MoreKaty Pinke ('10) is on tour in the US and Canada accompanying the release of her third album.
Read MoreElena Sheppard '09 is releasing her debut memoir: 'The Eternal Forest: A Memoir of the Cuban Diaspora'.
Read MoreTRAVELING IN BARDO (Hachette) by Ann Tashi Slater '84 launches on September 9.
Read MoreThree Princeton undergraduates are advancing equity through the arts this summer—discover how their creative advocacy is shaping change with Art Against Racism.
Read MoreAnn Tashi Slater talked with poet and writer Maggie Smith about finding possibility in periods of upheaval, and the freedom of having your life implode. Smith is the best-selling author of poetry collections, including GOOD BONES, and a memoir, YOU COULD MAKE THIS PLACE BEAUTIFUL; her latest book, DEAR WRITER: PEP TALKS & PRACTICAL ADVICE FOR THE CREATIVE LIFE, explores creativity on the page and in life. https://tricycle.org/article/on-not-knowing-and-making-this-place-beautiful/?utm_campaign=00662834&utm_source=p3s4h3r3s
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