Second Sundays: November

“WEARABLES FOR/TO PROTEST” is a wearable-based exercise to think, rethink and explore ideas about the agency of clothes approached as tools for protesting, aimed at impacting people and spaces as well as personal and public debates on public health, specially those related to sexual and reproductive health.

*Participants are welcome to bring a used garment that they want to work on. No previous clothing-making skills are required.

The Tech and Design departments collaborate to create an augmented reality gallery of selected artworks by past Pioneer Works artists-in-residence.

Susie Ibarra will be presenting a listening session of work she is in the process of cultivating, as a multi-disciplinary resident of Pioneer Works, on CT::SWaM’s multi-channel spacial sound installation in the Media Lab.

Browse through a selection of books from the Reanimation Library curated by the PW Design Team in conjunction with their ongoing show, Tables of Content.

A video montage, on view in the Science Studios, will explain the evolution of our understanding of Black Holes.

Professors of Physics at Columbia Univerity and LIGO collaboration members Szusza Marka and Sabzi Marka recreate an interactive model of the Laser Intererometer Graviational Wave Observatory.

Music resident Mal Pais will be in the music studio recording all day.

Tell Congress how you really feel and leave a message for your representative.

Join the Amateur Astronomers Association of NY in the garden for an interactive look into the sky.