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27 May - 02 June 2010
In Brief: Civic Gestures, Hans Blix, Trajan Over Nero, The Next Automobile, Muslim Integration, Why Design Now? and A Struggle for Eden. |
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Thursday, 27 May | |
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Civic Gestures: New Architecture in NYC's Public Parks and Gardens LaGuardia Community College, The Little Theatre - 31-10 Thomson Ave, LIC 1:30 - 3:30pm, Rsvp. |
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Image Processing and Art History Workshop Museum of Modern Art - 11 W 53 St 8:30am - 5pm, $0, Rsvp required. |
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Marching In Place: The Great Recession, Low-Income Working Women and Economic Inequality The New School, Lang Community Center - 55 W 13 St, Fl 2 6 - 8pm, $0, Rsvp required. |
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Hans Blix: Can We Move Toward a Nuclear Weapon Free World— Including North Korea, Iran and the Middle East? Columbia University, Kellogg Center - 420 W 118 St, Rm 1501 6 - 8pm, $0. |
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Trajan Over Nero: Vienna, Venice, Los Angeles Cooper Union, The Great Hall - 7 E 7 St 6 - 8pm, $0. |
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The Next Generation of the Automobile Museum of the City of New York - 1220 Fifth Ave 6:30, $12/Registration required. |
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Michael Beirut and Yve Ludwig of Pentagram on designing the catalog for The National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? Cooper-Hewitt - 2 E 91 St 6:30pm, $15. |
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The Curator's Perspective: Sergio Edelsztein 303 Gallery - 547 W 21 St 6:30 - 8:30pm, $0/Rsvp 212-254-8200. |
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Friday, 28 May | |
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Saturday, 29 May | |
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Skowhegan Talks: Judy Pfaff, Jessica Stockholder, and Cheryl Donegan New Museum - 235 Bowery 3pm, $8. |
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Sunday, 30 May | |
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Monday, 31 May | |
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Tuesday, 01 June | |
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Christopher Caldwell, Adam Gopnik, Patrick Weil, Peter Awn: The Challenges of Muslim Integration in Europe Columbia University, Low Memorial Library - 535 W 116 St, Faculty Rm 6 - 8pm, $0/Rsvp. |
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Wednesday, 02 June | |
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Struggle for Eden: Community Gardens in New York City Brecht Forum - 451 West St 8pm, $6. |
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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. (#0088) |
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