Events - April, 18, 2013
Books
Bob Hicok and Heather McHugh
Bob Hicok’s new collection of poetry is Elegy Owed. “The most potent ingredient in virtually every one of Bob Hicok’s compact, well-turned poems is a laughter...
Women, Reproduction, and the Construction of Commons
Silvia Federici will discuss how a gender based approach can reframe the question of the commons. In particular she will describe the struggles that women...
Performing Arts/Film
The Art of Fooling
This illustrated performance with Allan Zola Kronzek, an author, educator, and magician, dedicated to the world's second oldest profession—conjuring, conjures up an intriguing evening of mystery,...
Books
The Mystery of "The Phoenix and Turtle": Discovering Shakespeare's "Lost" Masterpiece - Shakespeare Week IV
By James P. Bednarz, author of Shakespeare and the Truth of Love, is Professor of English at LIU Post, where he has received the Trustees Award for Scholarly...
History/NYC
Jackie After O
In 1975, on the brink of widowhood for the second time, the woman who had always been overshadowed and defined by powerful men took a...
Food & Drink
Eleven Madison Park Loves New York - Will Guidara, Daniel Humm
Hear Daniel Humm and Will Guidara, the acclaimed team behind three-Michelin-starred Eleven Madison Park, talk about farmers, ingredients, and culinary history of New York, as...
Books, History/NYC
Jonathan Rieder - Gospel of Freedom: Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Letter from Birmingham Jail and the Struggle That Changed a Nation
Science/Tech/Health
Eruptions That Shook the World with Clive Oppenheimer
Cambridge University volcanologist Clive Oppenheimer explores geological, historical, and archaeological records to ask how volcanic eruptions have shaped the trajectory of human society, through prehistory and history. He looks...
Film
Reel Lives Documentaries
Films: Segundo Hogar by Hosbel Hernandez Off the Deresch by Etty Burning Tibet by Jampal Tsering In collaboration with Reel Lives, a non-profit youth media organization based in New...
Books, LGBTQ+
Archie's Kevin Keller
A fascinating discussion from the creator and writer of Archie’s first gay character Kevin Keller. Dan Parent will discuss with Kevin’s writer, Paul Kupperberg, the...
Books
Ken Kalfus - Equilateral
An intellectual comedy set just before the turn of the century in Egypt. Written with a subtle, sly humor, it's about many things, including Empire...
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