Past Programs

The annual Anti-Prom project is on progress for June 2016.  21 Juniors at the High School for Fashion Industries visited the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts for their orientation and workshop on using visual collections for costume research. This year's theme is Secret Garden, 

FOR THE PUBLIC is a FREE collaborative art series featuring some of the city's most prominent young creatives. Once a month, NYPL-sponsored spaces will house performance and visual displays that explore the power of storytelling, comment on community, and highlight the many different narratives 

Prof. Jason Rosenfeld brought a class of 14 undergraduate students in Marymount Manhattan College's Art History program to LPA to discuss the two exhibitions, Head Shots and Alice Live!.  They discussed curatorial selections in the former, which is based solely on LPA collection, and the 

As she has each term, Prof. Bethany Jacobson has brought her Media Studeis classes at LaGuardia Community College/CUNY for an orientation class and exhibition analysis visit.  They visited the archival and circulation collections and had in-depth sessions  about curating andresearch in 

For the 3rd year, the Neighborhood Playhouse School of Theater arranged for orientation workshops for its First Year Students on 2 dates.  The students were introduced to the archival and circulation collections and how to find scripts and other materials for their role preparation.   They 

The Boot Camp is a program of the NYC Department of Education, Office of Special Projects, and Lincoln Center Education.  For the second summer, entering 8th grade students in Music, Dance, Theater and Visual Arts spend 2 weeks working on the auditions and portfolio presentations, as well as 

The Boot Camp is a program of the NYC Department of Education, Office of Special Projects, and Lincoln Center Education.  For the second summer, entering 8th grade students in Music, Dance, Theater and Visual Arts spend 2 weeks working on the auditions and portfolio presentations, as well as 

For the 3rd summer, LPA has worked with Statement Arts, an after school program for adolescents.  The 20 students from public high schools throughout the city learned how LPA can assist them in the current projects and throughout their careers in the arts.  This summer's group included those 

A  class of Fashion and Costume Design students from Fordham University had the last scheduled class in Broadway Revealed, the photography exhibition that focusses on theatical design, and costume, millinery and shoemaking studios.  The group of 27 also had an orientation tour of