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May Day Edition 29 April - 5 May 2010 In Brief: Norwegian Black Metal, Crossing the Line, The Journalism of Opinion, Crime Narratives in Modern Latin America, The Future of Reading, The Democratic Trilemma, The Sexual Revolution and its Afterglow. |
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Thursday, 29 April | |
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Four Ways to Misunderstand Euripides' Medea Columbia University, Heyman Center - 74 Morningside Dr, Fl 2 Common Rm 6:15 - 8:15pm, $0. |
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Patti Smith & Paul Holdengraber: Just Kids NYPL Schwarzman Building - 42nd St at 5th Ave, Celeste Bartos Forum 7pm, $25. |
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A Blaze in the Northern Sky: Norwegian Black Metal & the Culture that Spawned it Scandinavia House - 58 Park Avenue 7pm, $10. |
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Friday, 30 April | |
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Crime Narratives in Modern Latin America: History, Journalism, Literature Columbia University, Faculty House - 164 Morningside Dr, President's Rm I 9am - 4pm, $0. |
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Crossing the Line: The 2010 D-Crit Conference School of Visual Arts Theater - 333 W 23 St 9:30am - 6pm, $0 Rsvp. |
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China in the 21st Century - A Cultural Historian's Take on Contemporary Events and Contemporary Dilemmas Columbia University, Int'l Affairs Building - 420 W 118 St, Rm 918 12 - 1:30pm, $0. |
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The Journalism of Opinion: A Half-Day Conference Columbia University, Journalism Building - 2950 Broadway, Fl 3 1 - 6pm, $0/Register. |
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Blogs, Twitter, the Kindle: The Future of Reading Instituto Cervantes - 211-215 East 49th Street 3 - 4:30pm, $0. |
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Saturday, May Day | |
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Crime Narratives in Modern Latin America: History, Journalism, Literature Columbia University, Int'l Affairs Building - 420 W 118 St, Rm 802 9:30am - 2pm, $0. |
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Politically Queer: Social In(queer)y and the University Eugene Lang, Wollman Hall - 66 W. 12 St, Fl 5 10am - 6pm, $0. |
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Sunday, 02 May | |
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Black Sheep & Exploding Turbans powerHouse Arena - 37 Main Street, Brooklyn 5 - 6:30pm, $0. |
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Monday, 03 May | |
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Global Thought: Writing Constitutions into British and Global Histories Columbia University, Heyman Center - 1165 Amsterdam Ave, Common Rm 6:15 - 8pm, $0. |
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The Democratic Trilemma: Rational Choice Theory and the Challenge of Designing Democratic Decision-Making Eugene Lang, Wollman Hall - 66 W 12 St, Fl 5 6:30 - 8:30pm, $8, Rsvp |
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Tuesday, 04 May | |
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Hip Hop Aesthetics and Intellectual Resistance Brecht Forum - 451 West St 7:30, $6. |
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The Afterglow of the Sexual Revolution: A Spirited Discussion Eugene Lang, Tishman Auditorium - 66 W 12 St 8 - 10pm, $0. |
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Wednesday, 05 May | |
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Grandmother of the Hippies: Lil Picard and Downtown New York NYU Barney Building - 34 Stuyvesant St, Einstein Auditorium 6:30pm, $0. |
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On The Move: Bisi Silva moCADA - 80 Hanson Pl, Brooklyn 6:30 - 8:30pm, $0. |
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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. (#0084) |
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