Campus Spotlight

February 23, 2021
<p>Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced more than 300 statewide performances to revitalize the entertainment industry. “NY PopsUp” kicked off with dance performances by Garth Fagan Dance at RIT.</p>
Garth Fagan Dance and RIT were asked to partner with New York state on this initiative to support performing arts across the state and to say thank you to some of RIT's essential workers and students. <br><p>Photo by A. Sue Weisler</p>
RIT and MAGIC Spell Studios hosted three performances on Feb. 21, limited to 50 people each. <br><p>Photo by Elizabeth Lamark</p>
RIT and MAGIC Spell Studios hosted three performances on Feb. 21, limited to 50 people each. <br><p>Photo by Elizabeth Lamark</p>
RIT and MAGIC Spell Studios hosted three performances on Feb. 21, limited to 50 people each. <br><p>Photo by Elizabeth Lamark</p>
A monument of Frederick Douglass, created by Olivia Kim, adjunct faculty in RIT’s College of Art and Design, was an integral part of one performance. <br><p>Photo by A. Sue Weisler</p>
RIT and MAGIC Spell Studios hosted three performances on Feb. 21, limited to 50 people each. <br><p>Photo by A. Sue Weisler</p>
Garth Fagan, right, founder and choreographer of Garth Fagan Dance, and RIT President David Munson, left, address the crowd during the last performance. <br><p>Photo by A. Sue Weisler</p>
“NY PopsUp” kicked off with dance performances by Garth Fagan Dance at RIT. <br><p>Photo by A. Sue Weisler</p>
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced more than 300 statewide performances to revitalize the entertainment industry. “NY PopsUp” kicked off with dance performances by Garth Fagan Dance at RIT.

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