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Supporting creative expression in a world constructed of words and images.

The Lichtenstein Center houses Stony Brook University’s academic programs, graduate and undergraduate, in creative writing, film, and writing for television, along with community programming and advanced training.

The Lichtenstein Center promotes the creation of original work in a range of disciplines, while offering opportunities for collaboration and experimentation outside of traditional program borders. . .

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News

Co-founding director of the BookEnds novel revision fellowship Meg Wolitzer's novel The Interestings is being adapted for the stage, featuring a score by Sara Bareilles (Tony-nominated for her score for Waitress) with a book by Pulitzer Prize Finalist playwright Sarah Ruhl.

Meg Wolitzer

Congratulations to MFA in Film Artistic Director Christine Vachon! Killer Films, nominated for ten Golden Globes and awarded the Gotham for Best Feature for the film PAST LIVES. SBU Honorary Doctorate Todd Haynes' film MAY DECEMBER, also produced by Vachon, was awarded Best Actor at the Gotham Awards for Charles Melton. 

Christine Vachon

 

 

 

 

Upcoming Events

JOIN THE FOOD LAB ON THE FIRST TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH THIS SPRING FORTEA TALK TUESDAYS, STARTING FEBRUARY 6TH, 3:30-5:30PM, Stony Brook Southampton Campus, 39 Tuckahoe Road, Southampton, New York 11968

In the spirit of convening community around education and dialogue, FoodLab invites you to come sip tea, learn something new, network and shop each first Tuesday of the month at Stony Brook Southampton campus. Register here!


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