News

• Hostos Center for the Arts and Culture Presents Internationally Renowned Saxophonist/Composer Miguel Zenón In Quartet with Video NYC Premiere of Groundbreaking Project Identities Are Changeable

  Internationally acclaimed saxophonist/composer Miguel Zenón comes to the Hostos Center for the Arts & Culture at Hostos Community College on Friday, March 20 for a performance celebrating his recent CD Identities are Changeable, a groundbreaking project focusing on the cultural identity of the Puerto Rican community in NYC.

• Hostos Professor Ian Charles Scott Publishes First Book In A Series Of Artistic Memoir

  Hostos professor and celebrated artist, Ian Charles Scott, has published a book about his career, which spans decades and two continents. Titled, Ian Charles Scott: The Shape of the Being: Portrait Project, the book is divided into distinct “chapters” that document his artistic career beginnings in Scotland through his time in New York City.

• Hostos Associate Professor Marcella Bencivenni Wins Fellowship Award For Book Project On The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire

  Hostos associate professor Marcella Bencivenni, who has taught history at Hostos since 2004, has been awarded a Distinguished CUNY Fellowship for the Spring 2016 semester for her book project titled Italian Immigration, The Triangle Fire, and the Politics of Memory.