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The New York Public Library and the American Academy in Rome Announce Collaboration to Support Global Scholarship in the Humanities

The Library will build on its mission to engage, inspire, support, and connect a growing community of scholars worldwide through a new collaboration with the American Academy in Rome

Media Contacts: The New York Public Library - Amy Geduldig / amygeduldig@nypl.org
American Academy in Rome - Andrew Mitchell / a.mitchell@aarome.org and Rachel Judlowe / Rachel@judlowe.com

JANUARY 20, 2022—The New York Public Library (NYPL) and the American Academy in Rome (AAR) announced today a new collaboration to advance scholarship in the arts and humanities and to partner on virtual and in-person programming events, including lectures, readings, performances, and concerts. Visiting and resident artists, writers and scholars at the American Academy in Rome will have opportunities to virtually access NYPL’s extensive research collections to support their work while in Rome or when visiting New York City. The first joint programming event is planned for this March and will feature a discussion around ethics in public art.

The two organizations have a longstanding commitment to advance knowledge and promote the humanities and creative endeavors through independent study in quiet and inspiring spaces and locations. With more than 45 million items available for research including books, manuscripts, photographs, prints, maps, ephemera, audio and recorded sound, and a growing digital collection, NYPL is renowned for the extraordinary comprehensiveness of its historical collections as well as its commitment to providing free and equal access to its resources and facilities. This access will add to and complement the current collection of 167,000 volumes at AAR’s Arthur & Janet C. Ross Library, one of the premier research libraries in Rome.

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Announcing the 2022 Dance Symposium Dance and Democracy: A Symposium for Social Movement

The Jerome Robbins Dance Division Celebrates and Highlights the Work of Six Dance Research Fellows

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MONDAY JANUARY 31, 2022

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Media Contact: Alex Teplitzky / AlexTeplitzky@nypl.org

January 13, 2022—The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center presents the 2022 Dance Division symposium, a virtual day-long exploration of dance and democracy. The Dance Research Fellows will present their scholarship and work drawn from research in the collections housed at the Library. The fellowship is designed to provide space and resources for scholarship within the field of dance. Our sixth cohort of fellows have all centered their research around the theme of dance and democracy.

Fellows Tommie-Waheed Evans, Petra Kuppers, zavé martohardjono, Ariel Nereson, Jason Samuels Smith, and Huiwang Zhang will present the research they have conducted through the six-month program. Topics range from the systematic erasures of specific communities within the dance field to the parallels that can be found in how dance artists have expressed the trauma of the AIDS epidemic and the Covid-19 pandemic respectively. The projects demonstrate the power and flexibility of dance to tackle difficult issues our society faces today.

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