Events - September, 20, 2012
Books
New York Originals: A Guide to the City's Classic Shops & Mom-and-Pops
Jamie McDonald, who writes, directs, and hosts the 2011 Emmy award–winning television series New York Originals, unveils his new book revealing the small gems of New York City that...
Film
Reportero
(Bernardo Ruiz, 2012, 71 min.) This documentary follows a veteran reporter and his colleagues at a Tijuana-based independent newsweekly, Zeta, that challenges the drug cartels and corrupt...
Art/Photo/Design
Doris Duke, Tastemaker of Her Time
Situated amidst five acres of interlocking terraced gardens and pools that overlook the Pacific Ocean and Honolulu’s Diamond Head, Shangri La was the idyllic home...
Books, Art/Photo/Design
Reading: Underwater New York
The American Folk Art Museum presents a reading in conjunction with its exhibition Compass: Folk Art in Four Directions at the South Street Seaport Museum. Speaker: Nicki...
Performing Arts/Film, Books
A Natural History of the Piano
In this multi-media presentation, Stuart Isacoff, pianist, critic, teacher and author of "Temperament: How Music Became a Battleground for the Great Minds of Western Civilization,"...
Books
The Best American Poetry Reading 2012
David Lehman, series editor of The Best American Poetry and poetry coordinator of the New School’s MFA Writing Program, joins Mark Doty, the guest editor of the 2012...
Performing Arts/Film
Judy Gold and Special Guests
Judy Gold is the Emmy Award-winning actress and comedian, best known as the star of two critically acclaimed long-running Off Broadway hit shows.
Legal/Politics/Economics
Journalism in the Digital Age
If legendary reporters Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward tried to break the Watergate scandal today, they might face a potentially greater challenge than the Nixon...
Food & Drink
Cocktails: A Global History - Joseph Carlin
Gimlet, Negroni, Manhattan, Hurricane, Screwdriver—cocktails have come a long way from their first incarnation in the 17th century, when rum punch was everyone’s go-to drink....
Be Good: A Conversation with Randy Cohen and Jane Eisner
Best known as the original “Ethicist” for The New York Times Magazine, Randy Cohen talks to Jane Eisner, editor of The Forward, about what he learned and...
Religion/Spirituality, History/NYC
City of Promises: A History of Jews of New York with Annie Polland & Daniel Soyer
LGBTQ+,
Michael Luongo: Gay Travels in the Muslim World
Michael Luongo will discuss what it is to be gay and Muslim in today's world. He has edited "Gay Travels in the Muslim World," which...
Books, LGBTQ+
Jonathan Galassi Reads from Left-Handed: Poems
Left-handed, a new book of poems by Jonathan Galassi, chronicles in three sections the painful yet liberating transformation the poet underwent when he discovered, as...
Books
The Future of Poetry: Shakespeare, Lanyer, and Textual Reproductions
Sara Ostendorf is a professor in the English department of New York University.
Books, Film
Meet the Scholar: Author David Spaner
Author David Spaner discussed his book Shoot It!: Hollywood Inc. and the Rising of Independent Film.
Performing Arts/Film
Roy Eaton, Pianist
Roy Eaton, winner of the first Kosciuszko Foundation Chopin Award in June 1950, made his American debut with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra performing Chopin's F...
Art/Photo/Design
Valentine Godé-Darel: Time and Eternity
With Jill Lloyd, curator, Ferdinand Hodler: View to Infinity.
Books
From Fatwa to Freedom: Salman Rushdie
In conversation with Paul Holdengräber, Salman Rushdie will discuss the sometimes grim, sometimes comic realities of living with armed policemen, and of the close bonds...
Science/Tech/Health
Crystal Meditation Healing Circle
With Krista N. Mitchell, RMT Benefit from the healing energy of stones & guided meditation combined! Have you ever felt the special energy of being at...
Why Have Kids? A Conversation About Parenting and Happiness
Join Jessica Valenti for a panel discussion with Anna Holmes, Lori Leibovich and Rebecca Traister about the truths and lies of modern parenthood.
Art/Photo/Design
Cultural and Racial Legibility in Contemporary Abstraction
How are artists today addressing visual constructions of culture and race in ways that re-work the boundaries of abstraction, text, and figuration? What role in...
Food & Drink
Brooklyn Foodways: Way Sustainable Waaaaaay Back with Annie Hauck-Lawson
Brooklyn's land, air and waters have provided rich raw materials for foodways of Brooklynites, past and present. Annie Hauck-Lawson, co-editor of Gastropolis: Food and New York...
Legal/Politics/Economics
Failed Evidence: Why Law Enforcement Resists Science
David A. Harris, Distinguished Faculty Scholar and Professor of Law at the University of Pittsburgh, will discuss his new book, Failed Evidence: Why Law Enforcement...
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