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05 March - 11 March 2009
In Brief: Carlo Ginzburg, Michael Taussig, Mrs. Dalloway, Liam Gillick, Exhibiting Online, Václav Klaus, Peace Through Education, Ritual Murder, A Relevant Marxism, An Arab-African Narrative. |
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Thursday, 05 March | |
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Visiting Artist Talk: Jonathan Horowitz NYU Steinhardt - 34 Stuyvesant Street, Einstein Auditorium 5 - 6pm, $0. |
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Next American City: Launch and Lecture with Seth Pinsky Center for Architecture, Hines Gallery - 536 LaGuardia Place 6 - 8pm, $20 incl. subscription. |
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Carlo Ginzburg, The Letter Kills: On Some Implications of 2 Corinthians 3:6 Columbia University, The Schapiro Center - 530 W. 120 St 6:15 - 8:15, $0. |
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Living in the Blur Zone: Art, Craft, Design, and Creativity Museum of Arts and Design - 2 Columbus Circle 6:30pm, $0. |
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Michael Taussig, I Swear I Saw That: Drawings in Anthropological Fieldwork Notebooks Visual Arts Theater - 333 West 23 Street 7pm, $0. |
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Friday, 06 March | |
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A Century of Asian American Art: Archives, Scholarship, Curation NYU Casa Italiana - 24 West 12th Street 12 - 6pm, $0. |
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The Beat Generation on Morningside Heights: A walking tour led by Bill Morgan Leaving from Columbia University's Philosophy Hall - 1150 Amsterdam Avenue, Rm 301 2 - 3pm, $0. |
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Philippe-Alain Michaud: Painting of Film NYU Institute of Fine Arts - 1 East 78th Street 4pm, $0. |
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David Taylor on Virginia Woolf: Mrs. Dalloway Goes to the Lighthouse CUNY Graduate Center - 365 5th Ave, Room 4406 4 - 6pm, $0. |
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Convergence of Craft and Industry - Claudy Jongstra and Kathryn Walter Cooper Hewitt Design Museum - 2 East 91st St 6:30pm, $15, Rsvp. |
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Technocultures: The History of Digital Art (a conversation) School of Visual Arts - 133/141 West 21 Street, Room 101C 6pm, $0, Rsvp. |
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A Dangerous Dilemma: The Impacts of the Global Gag Ruler NYU Puck Building - 295 Lafayette Street, 2nd Fl. 6:30 - 8:30pm, $0, Rsvp. |
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Saturday, 07 March | |
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Communities and Cornices Museum of the City of New York - 1220 5th Avenue 8:30am - 5pm, $25, Rsvp required. |
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Front to Rear: Architecture and Planning during World War II (Day 1) NYU Institute of Fine Arts - 1 East 78th Street 10am - 7pm, $0, Rsvp "front to rear". |
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Custom Car Commandos at Art in General, A Lecture by Liam Gillick Art in General - 79 Walker St 3pm, $0. |
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Browser as Exhibition Space: A Roundtable Discussion Capricious Space - 103 Broadway, Brooklyn 8 - 10pm, $0. |
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Sunday, 08 March | |
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Front to Rear: Architecture and Planning during World War II (Day 2) NYU Institute of Fine Arts - 1 East 78th Street 10am - 6pm, $0, Rsvp "front to rear". |
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Joyce Antler: A Moment in Time: Radical Feminism and Jewish Women NYU - 53 Washington Square South, Screening Room 3pm, $0, Rsvp. |
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Monday, 09 March | |
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Václav Klaus, President of the Czech Republic: "Europe, Global Warming and the Current Economic Crisis: As Seen from Prague" Columbia University, Low Memorial Library - 535 W. 116 St 3 - 4pm, $0/registration required. |
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The General Circulation of the Atmosphere, from Colombus to Meteosat NYU Bobst, Avery Fisher Center East Room - 70 Washington Square South, 2nd Floor 5:30 - 6:30pm, $0, Rsvp. |
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Greg Mortenson: Promoting Peace Through Education NYU Skirball Center - 566 LaGuardia Place 6 - 7pm, $0, Rsvp. |
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Ayreen Anastas, Michael Naas and Jason Smith: The Rogue State The New School, Lang Building - 66 West 12th Street, 5th Fl, Wollman Hall 6:30pm, $8, Rsvp. |
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Tuesday, 10 March | |
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Andrew Bacevich: The Limits of Power: The End of American Exceptionalism NYU Center for Global Affairs, Woolworth Building - 15 Barclay Street 6:30 - 8:30pm, $0, Rsvp required. |
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Attracting Investment through Intellectual Property Rights Americas Society - 680 Park Avenue 8 - 9:30am, $0, Rsvp. |
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The Curious Case of Casa Malaparte: Literal Deconstruction and the Surrealist Building Enclosure Center for Architecture - 536 LaGuardia Place 6 - 8pm, $20, Rsvp. |
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Hauntings: Memory, Patrimony, and the Contested Past "Public memorialization in perspective: Truth, justice and memory of past repression in the Southern Cone of South America" King Juan Carlos Center - 53 Washington Square South 5 - 7pm, $0. |
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From Planets to Plutoids - Our New Solar System American Museum of Natural History, LeFrak Theater - 77th St at Central Park W, 1st Floor 7:30pm, $15. |
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Wednesday, 11 March | |
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Lecture with Professor Deb Willis NYU Hemmerdinger Hall - 100 Washington Sq E, 1st Floor 6pm, $0, Rsvp. |
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Duncan Foley, David Harvey and Prabhat Patiak: Is Marxism Relevant Today? Columbia University, Schapiro Center - 530 W 120 St 6:15 - 8pm, $0. |
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Changing States of Memory: Feng Mengbo Museum of Modern Art, Cullman Building, Bartos Theater 3 - 11 W 53rd St 6:30pm, $10. |
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The Raphael Levy Case: An Accusation of 'Ritual Murder' in 17th Century France NYU La Maison Francaise - 16 Washington Mews 6:30pm, $0. |
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Two Worlds, One History - An Arab/African Narrative Explored Columbia University, Int'l Affairs Building - 420 W. 118 St, Rm 1501 7:30 - 9:30pm, $0. |
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