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Huiyi Chen projects images of cells and the universe onto her face during her performance piece “Fast-forward Life.” (Photo courtesy of Huiyi Chen)

Huiyi Chen, Art in Isolation and Digital Empathy

The ITP-based creator uses digital installations to help people connect with one another and process the current pandemic.
Ashley Wu, Deputy Arts Editor, Deputy Arts Editor Apr 24, 2020

Huiyi Chen is a self-proclaimed cyborg. The installation artist and research resident at NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP) has always had a fascination with...

NiNi Dongnier in rehearsal for Messiah with Robert Wilson. (Photo by Chloé Bellemère)

Field Work in Motion: NiNi Dongnier on Designing Interactive Spaces

A recent Tisch alumna continues her research with interactive material at The Watermill Center & The Movement Lab at Barnard College.
Maxine Flasher-Duzgunes, Under the Arch Voices Editor Nov 26, 2019

At the Tisch Jack Crystal Theater in the East Village, dancers enter a stage with pulled wings to a score excerpted from Igor Stravinsky’s orchestral concert score, “The Rite...

A viewer takes part in the second part of the installation, “Repeat to Forget,” where they say out loud the phrases they see on screen only to watch them disappear seconds later. (Courtesy of Carrie Sijia Wang)

Carrie Sijia Wang Shows The Imperfect World Through Her Art

Carrie Sijia Wang, a Chinese-born, New York City-based multimedia artist, explores the concept of our world in the future. In it, we’re ruled by the precision of machines while human emotions are seen as out-of-line behavior.
Madeleine Lyskawa, Contributing Writer Oct 16, 2019

“CityBeat,” a giant heart that would light up through touching the sensors, was featured in Broadway Windows.

Interactive Art at Broadway Windows

Joshua Jones, Contributing Writer Dec 6, 2017
You might've caught an interactive art exhibit on the corner of Broadway and E. 10th St. The exhibition was the final presentation of “Pop-Up Windows,” a graduate course taught by Professor Gabe Barcia-Colombo.
via cisonogiatutte.com

Tisch ITP alumni set world record

Oct 17, 2013
A video game designed by Tisch alumni broke a Guinness World Record.
via nyu.edu

Professor Red Burns passes at 88, leaves legacy at Tisch

Sep 3, 2013
Professor Burns is remembered as a leader and influential teacher.

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