The Global Studies Program, The School of Media Studies, and Without Borders Film Festival present a special New York event: At Home in the World? A film selection from Without Borders International Film Festival How is a sense of home made and unmade? How do
The American Immigration Council is pleased to announce a call for submissions to the 2012 “Change in Motion” Multimedia Contest. The competition challenges today’s young adults to explore the role that immigration plays in their lives and communities through video and other multimedia projects. Projects
Political Advertisement 1952-2012: Antoni Muntadas and Marshall Reese Thursday, November 1, 2012, 6:30–8:30 p.m. The New School, Theresa Lang Community and Student Center 55 West 13th Street, 2nd floor 20 Years VLC => Free Admission Five days before the 2012 U.S. presidential election, artists Antoni
Faculty member Vlad Nikolic’s Surla Films is looking for a student to help in editing a 5-minute trailer for a TV show pilot (Monty Python meets the Colbert Report through the voice of a John Lennon Impersonator); should the pilot get funded, the position
A Student Assistant/Graphic Design position has opened up in the department for Creative Arts Therapies. The description is detailed below and pays $17/h. If interested, apply on the New School careers page: https://careers.newschool.edu/postings/8742
Filmmaker Laura Poitras, a newly named 2012 MacArthur Fellow, will present The Program, an Op-Doc for the New York Times on the N.S.A.’s top-secret domestic spying program. This documentary short is part of Laura Poitras’ recent body of work on the post-9/11 world. Laura herself has been
RUFF CUTS Saturday, October 20, 7:00 p.m. Kellen Auditorium, 66 5th Avenue, Room 101. The second RUFF CUTS of the semester is TOMORROW. There are still a few spaces available for additional submissions. In order to secure the screening for your work, please RSVP by
A film selection from Without Borders International Film Festival How is a sense of home made and unmade? How do we deal with often multiple and conflicting sites of home? Come see a special New York screening of five provocative films that explore political, human,
Looking for interns to work in casting on a new major cable network TV series being developed by Jigsaw Productions (Taxi to the Dark Side, Enron: Smartest Guys in the Room, Catching Hell). Position: 2-3 days/week. Project description: New York City-based Jigsaw Productions is headed by Academy
Thursday, October 25, 2012, 6:30–8:00 p.m. The New School, Tishman Auditorium 66 West 12th Street 20 Years VLC => Free Admission Critics today are taken to be the consummate insiders: complicit, compromised, knowing. But is this the whole story? Michelle Kuo, Editor in Chief of Artforum
Ladies Who Code conference is a one-day, one-track conference in NYC featuring the world’s leading female technologists. Ladies Who Code was founded in NYC in 2011 to create a space for professional female developers to come together and share their knowledge, ideas, and solutions. It
(Re)Activating Objects: Social Theory and Material Culture A three day graduate student conference Download the CFP here: Call for Papers_(Re)Activating Objects_Western University (Re)Activating Objects will investigate the ways material culture provide a lens to examine the systemic structure of our socio-cultural-economic worlds. (Re)Activating Objects pulls from a variety of
Recent graduate from Eugene Lang and the Jazz School is looking for a student who is willing to do a video of a concert at the Zinc Bar on November 8th. Project would need 2 HD cameras (1 still + another one moving for close
Lauren Petty (Associate Teaching Professor; Media Studies) and her partner Shaun Irons are looking for an Administrative Intern to assist them with a variety of projects over the coming year. Lauren and Shaun are Brooklyn based media artists working in installation, performance, projection design, and
Hasselblad Bron Inc. is proud to announce that New York City will be the host of Shoot NYC, a free professional photography forum held on October 25 and 26, 2012 at the Terminal Building located at 608 West 28th Street New York, New
Read the following new blog posts on THE DEAN’S FORUM, at http://blogs.newschool.edu/deans-forum. NSPE faculty, staff, and students are urged to submit any announcements, opinions, reactions, and/or musings for posting to Blog editor Ellen White atwhiteet@newschool.edu. Click below for links to articles. Events: Urban Policy’s 40 Years Celebrated
The Vera List Center for Arts and Politics will be hosting a film screening and discussion on November 1 at 6:30 – Political Advertisement. Artists Antoni Muntadas and Marshall Reese will present a new installment of their twenty-eight year project of collecting and editing together
Weeks before the next U.S. presidential election, STRUGGLE, by Roger Hill, presents a close documentary study of the controversial election of 2004 when voter suppression in Ohio, the deciding swing state, helped to re-deliver the presidency to George W. Bush. Roger Hill was c0-director with
Barry Salmon will be participating in a panel discussion this Thursday – Examining the Role of Media in the Human Experience. Thursday, October 18th at 2pm Lang Student Center 55 West 13th Street, 2nd Floor Cosponsored by OUR HUMANITY MATTERS and The New School. From
Jessica Feldman has collaborated with designer Steven Gertner on a new installation in Petrosino Square in Soho, NY – open and on display October-November 2012. The Glass Sea is an architectural installation with looping video, audio, and texts detailing the schedules and lives of inmates
Christiane Paul will be delivering three lectures this month. On October 11, she gave a talk for the Departments of Art History and Kinetic Imaging and the Media Art & Text program at Virginia Commonwealth University. Next on October 16, she’ll be presenting at the
The Student Services Announcements site has been updated with upcoming events and announcements. You can view it at: https://sites.google.com/a/newschool.edu/ss-announcements.
Faculty Research Brownbag Series Books and Broadband: South Korea’s Paju Bookcity Talk by Shannon Mattern Tuesday, October 16 12:15-1:30pm 66 West 12th St, Orozco Room, 7th Floor Just a few miles from the demilitarized zone in South Korea a new city has arisen – a
A Student Assistant/Graphic Design position has opened up in the department for Creative Arts Therapies. The description is detailed below and pays $17/h. If interested, apply on the New School careers page: https://careers.newschool.edu/postings/8692. More details after the break.
Tuesday, October 16, 6:30–8:00 p.m. The New School, Orozco Room 66 West 12th Street, 7th floor 20 Years VLC => Free Admission RSVP required at vlc@newschool.edu Participants: Joshua Simon, 2011-2013 Vera List Center Fellow, chief curator, Bat Yam Art Museum, Israel Noam Yuran, research fellow,
Winter Film Awards Presents 48-Hour Film Challenge 2012 What Can YOU Do In Just 48 Hours? New York, NY (October 7 2012) – WINTER FILM AWARDS, a new independent Film Festival in NYC, is pleased to challenge the local community to create a short film
Dear Prospective IFP Participants, The application deadline for the International Field Program is this Friday October 12. To apply you will need to complete our online application. This week we will be offering additional IFP information sessions by appointment. Appointments are available on the following
Announcing Internship Opportunity at Independent Film Production Company! NYC based film production company is seeking production intern to assist with exciting new documentary film focusing on Orthodox Jews supporting the Palestinian struggle for justice. Responsibilities may include assisting with editing, archival research, grassroots outreach, fundraising
PGA New Media Council East and The School of Media Studies present ‘Political New Media Site Producers: Gaining Traffic, Shaping Opinions’ Wednesday, October 17, 2012 7:00 to 9:00 PM The emergence of powerful political voices in the new media world has shifted the balance of
Arcade Publishing presents the collected works of E.M. Cioran, to be released throughout the upcoming year, with Forewords by Eugene Thacker. Eugene Thacker has written the Forewords to the collected works of E.M. Cioran, to be released throughout this coming year by Arcade Publishing. Cioran