Events - April, 17, 2013

Books

Etgar Keret & Gary Shteyngart

Strange situations, kooky misunderstandings, the world turned around and upside down and just the way it is. Stay tuned for some hilarity when these friends...
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Art/Photo/Design

Founding Mothers: Architecture Criticism from Mariana Van Rensselaer to Esther McCoy, Ada Louise Huxtable, and Jane Jacobs

From the emergence of the architectural profession in the 1880s, there have been female critics, starting with Mariana Griswold Van Rensselaer, the first biographer of...
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Books

Young and In Shakespeare - Shakespeare Week III

Through recitation and performance, the teenage finalists of the New York City English-Speaking Union National Shakespeare Competition rediscover Shakespeare's past and present.  These high school...
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Performing Arts/Film, Books, Art/Photo/Design

Petra Giloy Hirtz and Marin Hopper - Dennis Hopper: The Lost Album

Author Petra Giloy-Hirtz appears with Marin Hopper, daughter of legendary actor, director and artist Dennis Hopper, to discuss the stunning new book Dennis Hopper: The Lost...
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Science/Tech/Health

Philippe Petit: Why Knot? - The Art of Tying

In 1974, Philippe Petit stunned the world with his performance on an illegally rigged high wire between the Twin Towers—an event chronicled in the Academy...
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Art/Photo/Design

Supply / Demand II

For their three part series of panel discussions accompanied by related performances and demonstrations, Supply / Demand, E.S.P. TV collaborates with ((audience)) and Harvestworks Digital Media Lab Center...
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Legal/Politics/Economics

Intelligence Squared U.S. Debates: The GOP Must Seize the Center or Die

For: David Brooks, Op-Ed Columnist, The New York Times Against: TBA 2012 was a disappointing year for Republicans. The failure to win key swing states...
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Books

The Christmas Kid & Other Brooklyn Stories - Pete Hamill

Join Pete Hamill for an afternoon of nostalgia as he talks about his new collection of stories about Brooklyn, the borough he grew up in,...
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Religion/Spirituality, History/NYC, Film

The American Jewish Story through Cinema

Films often reflect the times during which they are created and they can provide a most incisive window into American Jewish life over the last...
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History/NYC, Film

The Central Park Five

A conversation about the issues raised by The Central Park Five, the award-winning documentary about the horrific crime that occurred in Central Park in 1989,...
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Art/Photo/Design

Chancing the Ridiculous, Hoping for the Sublime: Re-Examining the Work of Jay DeFeo

On the occasion of Jay DeFeo: A Retrospective, this roundtable will dispel popular myths associated with DeFeo’s life in order to illuminate her diverse oeuvre in its...
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Books

Mary Higgins Clark

As part of the Center's Crime Fiction Academy, the legendary Mary Higgins Clark will offer practical writing tips to budding authors while also giving insight to...
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Science/Tech/Health, Food & Drink

Brainwave: The Chef

One of New York’s few exponents of molecular gastronomy Wylie Dufresne puts his culinary creations under the microscope with the aid of a neurologist.
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Books

Alexandra Aldrich - The Astor Orphan

Aldrich brilliantly tells the story of her eccentric, fractured family; her 1980s childhood of bohemian neglect in the squalid attic of Rokeby, the family’s Hudson...
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Books

Percival Everett

A powerful meditation on the humiliations of old age, Percival Everett by Virgil Russell is an ingenious culmination of Everett’s recurring preoccupations. All of his metaphysical and...
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Performing Arts/Film

American Sabor: From the Palladium to the Bronx, featuring Bobby Sanabria & Quarteto Aché

Grammy-nominated bandleader Bobby Sanabria leads his ensemble Quarteto Achéin presenting a musical history of Latinos in New York, from Mambo to Latin Jazz to Salsa, and much in...
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Art/Photo/Design

The Tapestry of Time

With William J. H. Andrewes, museum consultant and sundial maker. Time is woven throughout the fabric of our civilization. Although its impact on our society...
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