Icons & Innovators: Ric Burns

Host Susan Fales-Hill, author and award-winning television producer, returns for the next installment of her conversation series with groundbreaking thinkers and artists whose work has shaped our cultural landscape — and those who will define its future.

Tonight she sits down for an intimate conversation with Ric Burns, one of the most critically acclaimed documentarians whose films have explored a wide array of topics, from New York to whaling to the Civil War. Later they’ll be joined by Burns’s co-director Li-Shin Yu and Columbia University historian Mae Ngai to discuss the upcoming film The Chinese Exclusion Act, and how the little-known 1882 law has influenced our current immigration debate.











When: Wed., May. 2, 2018 at 7:00 pm - 8:15 pm
Where: The Greene Space
44 Charlton St.
646-829-4000
Price: $20; one free drink for students over 21!
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Host Susan Fales-Hill, author and award-winning television producer, returns for the next installment of her conversation series with groundbreaking thinkers and artists whose work has shaped our cultural landscape — and those who will define its future.

Tonight she sits down for an intimate conversation with Ric Burns, one of the most critically acclaimed documentarians whose films have explored a wide array of topics, from New York to whaling to the Civil War. Later they’ll be joined by Burns’s co-director Li-Shin Yu and Columbia University historian Mae Ngai to discuss the upcoming film The Chinese Exclusion Act, and how the little-known 1882 law has influenced our current immigration debate.

Buy tickets/get more info now