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11 March - 17 March 2010
In Brief: Native Agents/Foreign Agents, American Socialism, Film and Fashion, Those Disliking Photographs, Carles Guerra and Michael Hardt, Deborah Marton, Franz Erhard Walther, An Immortal Life, and Future Forward. |
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Thursday, 11 March | |
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What Is Modern Sculpture? From Henri Matisse to David Smith MoMA - 11 W. 53 St, Fl 2 11:30pm, $20. |
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Martha Rosler: An Artist's Talk Bard College, Hessel Museum of Art - Annandale-on-the-Hudson, NY 2pm, $0. |
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Native Agents/Foreign Agents: Semiotext(e), Continental Philosophy, American Art and Culture—A Celebration w/ Sylvere Lotringer, Gregg Bordowitz, Lynne Tillman, Avital Ronell, Tim Griffen, Emily Apter, and Denis Hollier NYU Bobst Library - 70 Washington Square S., The Fales Library, 3rd Fl. 6:30pm, $0. |
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Jeffrey B. Perry: Thoughts on Ted Allen and Hubert Harrison, "Why No Socialism in the US" Brecht Forum - 451 West St 7:30pm, $6. |
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Friday, 12 March | |
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Fashion + Film: 1960s Revisited CUNY Graduate Center - 365 Fifth Ave, Segal Theater 10am - 7pm, $0. |
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Andrés Zervigón: People Who Disliked Photographs The Curious Case of Die Arbeiter-Illustrierte-Zeitung NYU Institute of Fine Arts - 1 East 78th Street 4pm, $0. |
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Did you write that head? A lecture by Tony Candido The Cooper Union, Rose Auditorium - 41 Cooper Square 6:30pm, $0. |
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AIGA/NY: Design Thinking & Sustainability with Chris Hacker from Johnson & Johnson New School, Tishman Auditorium - 66 West 12th Street 6:30 - 8:30pm, $30. |
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Learning from the Absurd: A Conversation with William Kentridge NYPL Schwarzman Building - 42nd St off 5th Ave, Celeste Bartos Forum 7pm, $25. |
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Saturday, 13 March | |
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Two Panels on Art Museums, Private Collectors, and the Public New Museum - 235 Bowery 12:30pm, $10. |
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What is the Good of Work? (4/4): Carles Guerra and Michael Hardt Goethe-Institut, Wyoming Building - 5 East 3rd St 4pm, $10/brownpapertickets.com |
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Alice Guy Blaché: After the (Whitney) Exhibition Public DVD Screenings and Panel Discussion Columbia University, Buell Hall - 515 W 116 St 7:30 - 10pm, $0 |
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Sunday, 14 March | |
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Monday, 15 March | |
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Build, Plant, Eat: Ending the Food Desert The Open Planning Project - 148 Lafayette St 6 - 8pm, $25. |
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Gedi Sibony on Bruce Nauman Dia:Chelsea - 535 W 22 St 6:30pm, $6. |
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Tuesday, 16 March | |
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Deborah Marton and the Design Trust for Public Spaces School of Visual Arts - 136 West 21 Street, 2nd floor 6 - 8pm, $0/Rsvp. |
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Multiformalisms: Postmodern Poetics of Form CUNY Graduate Center - 365 Fifth Ave, Rooms 9206-9207 6:30pm, $0. |
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Franz Erhard Walther in conversation with Tobi Maier and Yasmil Raymond Goethe-Institut, Wyoming Building - 5 East 3 St 7pm, $0 Rsvp. |
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Wednesday, 17 March | |
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Michael Gallagher: Discovering Velázquez New York Studio School - 8 West 8th Street 6:30pm, $0. |
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The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, A Conversation with Rebecca Skloot New York Society for Ethical Culture - 2 W 64 St 7pm, $0. |
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Fred Ho, Future Forward: A Vision for Socialism Brecht Forum - 451 West St 7:30pm, $6. |
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