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08 April - 14 April 2010
In Brief: Revisiting Soviet TV, Camus Now, Poetics and Practice, The Fisherman and the Cloud, The Pursuit Of Silence, Modernism in Georgia, On Financial Market Reform, and the Final Solution. |
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Thursday, 08 April | |
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Visiting Artist Talks: Paul Sietsema NYU Barney Building - 34 Stuyvesant St, Einstein Auditorium 5:15 - 6:15pm, $0. |
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William James as Pastoral Philosopher Columbia University, Social Hall - 3041 Broadway 6 - 8:30pm, $10. |
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Inspired Activity, Innovations in Culture: Jimmy Wales on Wikipedia New Museum - 235 Bowery 6:30, $30. |
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Futurtecture Mohawk - 71 W. 23rd Street @ 6th Avenue), 18th Floor 6:30 - 8:30pm, $10. |
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Tom Bishop, Denis Hollier, Philip Watts: Camus and Film Camus Now (Day One of Two) NYU - 5 Washington Place, 1st Floor Auditorium 7 - 9pm, $0. |
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Jonathan Sanders: Revisiting Soviet TV Columbia University, Int'l Affairs Building - 420 W. 118 St, Rm 1219 7:30pm, $0. |
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Friday, 09 April | |
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Camus Now (Day Two of Two) NYU - 5 Washington Place, 1st Floor Auditorium 2 - 7:30pm, $0. |
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The Cardew Object: The Dynamic Control of Changes in Time, An Introduction to Cardew The New School, Lang Building - 66 W 12 St, 5th Floor, Wollman Hall 6:30 - 8:30pm, $8, Rsvp |
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Nadim Karam: The Fisherman and the Cloud The Cooper Union, Rose Auditorium - 41 Cooper Square 6:30 - 8:30pm, $0. |
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Tendencies: Poetics and Practice featuring Dodie Bellamy, Eileen Myles, Kevin Killian CUNY Graduate Center - 365 Fifth Ave, Segal Theater 6:30pm, $0. |
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Tactile Sounds & The Pursuit Of Silence In A Noisy World NYPL Schwarzman Building - 42nd St off 5th Ave, Celeste Bartos Forum 7pm, $25. |
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What is Publication? and What Good are Bookstores? A conversation with Mattathias Schwartz, Publication Studio, Colin Robinson, Larry Rinder, Colin Beattie, Pravin Jain, Triple Canopy 177 Livingston, Brooklyn 7 - 9pm, $0. |
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Saturday, 10 April | |
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Dialogues in South and North American Abstraction Newark Museum - 49 Washington Street, Newark NJ 10am - 5pm, $0, Rsvp required/973-596-6550. |
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Modernism in Georgia: Redrawing the Boundaries Columbia University, Int'l Affairs Building - 420 W. 118 St, Rm 1512 10am - 7pm, $0. |
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Sunday, 11 April | |
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Monday, 12 April | |
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Rosalin O'Hanlon: Brahman Communities and The Making of Social Critique in western India, c. 1600-1850 Columbia University, Knox Hall - 606 W 122 St, Rm 208 4 - 5:30pm, $0. |
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A New (dis)Order?: The Promises and Pitfalls of Financial Market Reform Columbia University, Low Memorial Library - 535 W. 116 St, Rotunda 6 - 8:30pm, $0. |
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Simone de Beauvoir's The Second Sex: A New Translation Constance Borde and Sheila Malovany-Chevallier French Institute - 22 E 60 St, Le Skyroom 7pm, $15. |
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Dominick LaCapra: Historical and Literary Approaches to the "Final Solution" Columbia University, Schermerhorn - 1190 Amsterdam Ave, Rm 501 8 - 10pm, $0. |
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Tuesday, 13 April | |
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Robin Marantz Henig: From Lab Notes to Literary Journalism NYU - 20 Cooper Square, 7th Floor 6 - 8pm, $0. |
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A Night of Chemistry and Culinary Experimentation Bell House - 149 7th St, Gowanus, Brooklyn 8pm, $0. |
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Gary Hustwit: On the Design of Certain Films about Design School of Visual Arts - 136 West 21 Street, 2nd floor 6 - 8pm, $0, Rsvp. |
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Light Fight: What's Effective, Sustainable & Affordable? French Institute Alliance Française - 22 East 60th Street 6:30 - 8pm, $15, Reservations required. |
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Alexander Alberro, Carolee Schneemann, Jenni Sorkin: The World Is So Boring Americas Society - 680 Park Ave 6pm, $0 Rsvp. |
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Wednesday, 14 April | |
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Public Art Fund Talks: Huma Bhabha New School, Tishman Auditorium - 66 West 12th Street 6:30 - 8:30pm, $30. |
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Interaction Design, Business and Aesthetic Inspiration: The Entrepreneurs Galapagos Art Space - 16 Main Street, Brooklyn 6:30 - 8:30pm, $6, Rsvp. |
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