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International Women's Day Edition 04 March - 10 March 2010 In Brief: The Ivory Tower, Dan Graham, Irit Rogoff, Feminism Seduced, Through Other Lenses, The Tablet, Sad Narcissus, Questioning the Self-Regulating Market, Direct Action & Consensus. |
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Thursday, 04 March | |
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Growth, Technology, and External Constraints in Latin America Columbia University, Int'l Affairs Building - 420 W. 118 St, Rm 802 12 - 2pm, $0. |
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Andreas Huyssen: Memory and Human Rights The Limits of Memory, keynote speaker New School, Wolff Conference Room - 6 E 16 St, Fl 9 2 - 4pm, $0, Rsvp required/212 229 5580 x3136. |
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The Ivory Tower: A History of an Idea about Knowledge and Politics Columbia University, Heyman Center - 74 Morningside Dr, Fl 2 6:15 - 8:15pm, $0. |
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Design for Humans: On User-Centered Design Cooper-Hewitt - 2 E 91 St 6:30pm, $15, Register. |
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Jane Taylor on Being Led by the Nose: William Kentridge's Metropolitan Opera project Cabinet Magazine - 300 Nevins Street, Brooklyn 7 - 9pm, $0. |
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How Does Music Free Us? Afro-Asian Revolutionary Concepts in New Music Columbia University, Philosophy Hall - 1150 Amsterdam Ave, Rm 301 7:30 - 9:30pm, $0. |
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Friday, 05 March | |
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Consumption: Pleasures of the Text, Materiality, and Cultural Practices Columbia University, Buell Hall - 515 West 116th St 9am - 5:15pm, $0. |
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The Limits of Memory (Day 2) New School, Wolff Conference Room - 6 E 16 St, Fl 9 2 - 6pm, $0, Rsvp required/212 229 5580 x3136. |
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Saturday, 06 March | |
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The Limits of Memory (Day 3) New School, Wolff Conference Room - 6 E 16 St, Fl 9 2 - 6pm, $0, Rsvp required/212 229 5580 x3136. |
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Can History Repeat Itself? Reenactments and the Preservation of Performance Art with Janine Antoni, Klaus Bisenbach, Martha Rosler, Francesco Vezzoli, and Jens Hoffmann MOMA, Celesta Bartos Theater - 4 W 54 St 6 - 8pm, $0, Rsvp required/212 750 0840. |
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Sunday, 07 March | |
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Dan Graham: Work Between Art and Architecture Cooper Union, The Great Hall - 7 E. 7 St 6pm, $0. |
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Monday, 08 March | |
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Putting the Torch to Colorblindness: Race, Riots, and the Limits of Universalism in France and the United States The New School - 80 Fifth Avenue, Fl 5, Conference Rm 6pm, $0. |
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Jewish Identity and the "Jewish Question" in France: a propos of Iréne Némirovsky Columbia University, Heyman Center - 74 Morningside Dr, Fl 2 6:15 - 8:15pm, $0. |
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Irit Rogoff on Participation: A User's Guide Cooper Union, Rose Auditorium - 41 Cooper Square 6:30, $0. |
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Eve Agee: Reclaiming Women’s Health Blue Stockings - 172 Allen St 7pm, $5. |
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Great Issues Forum: Immigration and Islam CUNY Graduate Center - 365 Fifth Avenue, Proshansky Auditorium 7-8:30pm, $0/Rsvp required. |
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Feminism Seduced: Lessons for Our Time Brecht Forum - 451 West St 7:30pm, $6. |
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Tuesday, 09 March | |
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The Political Economy of the World Bank: The Early Years Columbia University, Int'l Affairs Building - 420 W. 118 St, Rm 802 12 - 1:30pm, $0. |
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Sad Narcissus: Musical Aestheticism and the Trials of Oscar Wilde CUNY Graduate Center - 365 Fifth Ave, Skylight Room, 9th Floor 5:30pm - 7:30pm, $0. |
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A New (dis)Order: Questioning the Self-Regulating Market Columbia University, Kellogg Center - 420 W. 118th Street 6:15 - 8pm, $0. |
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Through Other Lenses: Moyra Davey, LaToya Ruby Frazier, and A. L. Steiner NYU Bobst Library - 70 Washington Square S., The Fales Library, 3rd Fl. 6:30pm, $0. |
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Direct Action, Consensus & Prefiguration in the 1970s and '80s: Lessons from the Movement for a New Society Brecht Forum - 451 West St 7:30pm, $6. |
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Fear, Memory, and the Brain: A Mind-blowing Evening Bell House - 149 7th St, Gowanus, Brooklyn 8pm, $0. |
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Wednesday, 10 March | |
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Khoi Vinh and Matt Jacobs: The Tablet Galapagos Art Space - 16 Main Street, Brooklyn 6:30 - 8:30pm, $6, Rsvp. |
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The Age of Wonder: Richard Holmes in conversation with Paul Holdengraber NYPL Schwarzman Building - 5th Ave and W 42 St, South Court Auditorium 7pm, $25. |
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Platform for Pedagogy is an initiative to advance a culture of cross-disciplinary public lecture attendance and to develop the lecture as form. Platform Mailer is a weekly events e-mail promoting public lectures in and around New York City. (#0076) |
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