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21 May - 27 May 2009
In Brief: A Nomadic Criticism, Carsten Nicolai, Typeface and Ornament, A Sustainable Fashion, Local Food and Self-Reliance & the Future of Men, |
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Thursday, 21 May | |
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Philip O. Alderson: Changes and Challenges in Academic Medicine Columbia University, Irving Cancer Research Center - 1130 Nicholas St, Rm 114 5 - 6pm, $0. |
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Mathematics and Astronomy in India: An evening in honor of David Pingree New York Academy of Science - 7 WTC, 250 Greenwich St., 40th Fl. 6 - 7:30pm, $20, Rsvp required. |
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In Translation: How the Nomadic Lives of Contemporary Critics Affect their Writings Museum of Art and Design - 2 Columbus Circle. 6:45 - 8:30pm, $0, Rsvp required. |
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Friday, 22 May | |
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Saturday, 23 May | |
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Reinventing Goethe: Carsten Nicolai Goethe-Institut New York, Wyoming Building - 5 E. 3 St 8pm, $0. |
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Sunday, 24 May | |
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Monday, 25 May | |
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Tuesday, 26 May | |
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FAX: Tom Klinkowstein and Joao Ribas in Conversation The Drawing Center - 35 Wooster St 6:30pm, $0. |
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Artist Talk: Hakan Topal (xurban_collective) Cabinet Magazine - 300 Nevins Street, Brooklyn 7 - 9pm, $0. |
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Fancy: Ornamented Typefaces and Artistic Printing in the 19th Century Grolier Club - 47 East 60th Street 6pm, $0. |
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Wednesday, 27 May | |
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The Future of Men NYU Kimball Hall - 246 Greene Street at Waverley 9 - 11am, $0, Rsvp required. |
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Local Food Self-Reliance: Learning from Ecovillages & Intentional Communities Brecht Forum - 451 West St (between Bank & Bethune Sts) 7:30pm, $6, Rsvp. |
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Shortening the Food Chain: Agriculture in Urban Centers New York Academy of Science - 7 WTC, 250 Greenwich St., 40th Fl. 6 - 8pm, $20, Rsvp required. |
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Sustainable Fashion Cooper Hewitt Design Museum - 2 East 91st St 6:30pm, $15, Rsvp. |
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Urban Parks in the Twenty-First Century: Creating a New Model Municipal Art Society - 457 Madison Avenue 6:30 - 8pm, $15, Rsvp required. |
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