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Category Archives: Lecture
GIDEST Seminar with Oz Frankel, 2/21
GIDEST Seminar OZ FRANKEL Technology Transfer and National Sentiments: The American Phantom Jet in Israel Friday, February 21, 12-1:30 p.m. GIDEST Lab, Room 411, 63 Fifth Avenue The seminar will be devoted to a discussion of material pre-circulated by Professor Frankel available here. OZ FRANKEL is Associate Professor
Lecture & Workshop: Designing a Planet with Richard Weller, Today 11/11
DESIGNING A PLANET Public Lecture Monday 11th November from 6:00 – 7:30 PM 79 5th Avenue Room D1618 Workshop Monday 11th November from 4:00 – 5:30 PM 6 E 16th Street D930 With both despair and optimism, Richard Weller examines the idea that humanity is the first
Manthia Diawara: Edward Doussant: On the Right to Opacity, Lecture on 10/24
Please join us tomorrow for a lecture and film screening by writer, cultural theorist, and art historian Manthia Diawara: Edward Doussant: On the Right to Opacity. The film will begin at 5:30 pm sharp with a lecture to follow. Date: Thursday, October 24 Location: PS-200 (Pratt
“Designing a Planet,” Lecture with Richard Weller, 11/11
DESIGNING A PLANET Public Lecture Monday 11th November from 6:00 – 7:30 PM 79 5th Avenue Room D1618 (Entrance is from 14th Street) With both despair and optimism, Richard Weller examines the idea that humanity is the first species in evolutionary history to self-consciously design a planet.
TheGrill Welcomes Tubi, Awesomeness Leaders, Media Investors to 2019 Conference
Tubi chief content officer Adam Lewinson, Awesomeness TV co-head Shelley Zimmerman, media investors Jeff Berman and Raina Kumra and “Sorry to Bother You” producer Nina Yang Bongiovi are joining TheWrap’s Grill conference on June 5 at The London West Hollywood. Now in its 10th year, the digital-first news site TheWrap is bringing a
GIDEST Presents Nicole Starosielski, May 3
GIDEST Seminar Nicole Starosielski THERMOSTATIC SUBJECTS Friday, May 3, 12-1:30 p.m. GIDEST Lab, Room 411, 63 Fifth Avenue Please join us on Friday, May 3, for a discussion with Nicole Starosielski of her work, at the last GIDEST seminar of the semester. Seminar participants are asked
“This Atom Bomb in Me” Book Talk by New School alumna, April 24th
Join us tomorrow for the event This Atom Bomb in Me book talk with New School alumna Lindsay A. Freeman. Wednesday, April 24 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. Klein Conference Room 66 W. 12th Street 5th floor, room 510
Attend “This Atom Bomb in Me” Book Talk with Alumna Lindsey Freeman
You are invited to join us for an upcoming event, This Atom Bomb in Me book talk with New School alumna Lindsay A. Freeman. Wednesday, April 24 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. Klein Conference Room 66 W. 12th Street 5th floor, room 510
Inaugural New School Research Symposium, April 23
INAUGURAL NEW SCHOOL RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM The Provost’s Office of Research Support, in partnership with Faculty Affairs, Student Success, the University Student Senate, Student Leadership & Involvement, and Marketing & Communication, would like to invite you to the inaugural New School Research Symposium. The first annual New School
Discussion with Steve Madden on Campus, May 2
Join Mickey Boardman, Editorial Director of Paper Magazine, as he sits down with footwear mogul Steve Madden to discuss how he built his billion dollar empire from the ground up. Time: Thursday, May 2, 6:30 PM (Doors Open at 6:00 PM) Location: Alvin Johnson/J.M. Kaplan Hall – The Auditorium
Center for Communication, Upcoming April Events
April 4th: Reporters Who Seek Right Wrongs Join us on April 4 for the 70th Annual Polk Awards. Hear from award-winners Julie K. Brown who won for ‘Perversion of Justice’ stories on Jeffrey Epstein; Ginger Thompson, who covered Trump’s immigration policy at the border; and Madeleine Baran for the first podcast winner of a Polk
Conversation with Raoul Peck (School of Media Studies 2019 Hirshon Director-in-Residence), available to view on Youtube
Raoul Peck, the School of Media Studies’ 2019 Hirshon Director-in-Residence, will present his films and discuss his work in conversation with Michelle Materre, Associate Professor of Media Studies & Film and Director of the Bachelor’s Program for Adults and Transfer Students. To view the conversation
The Ecological Turn of Metaphysics – Seminar with Anne Sauvagnargues and Gregory Flaxman
“The Ecological Turn of Metaphysics” Tuesday, April 9th, 2019 9am-12pm La Maison Française 16 Washington Mews In the waning days of the anthropocene, the challenge to define new subjectivities induces us to return to an anti-phenomenological lineage of modern French philosophy. Reaching from Bergson to Deleuze,
UPCOMING EVENT! When We Lead: Women’s Voices Reshaping Our Media
THURSDAY APRIL 11, 2019 AT 7:00PM TO 8:00PM John L. Tishman Auditorium, University Center 63 Fifth Avenue, Room U100, New York, NY 10003 From the #MeToo movement to the continued fight for workplace equity and reproductive justice, we are in a moment of reckoning. As a
Open Classroom with artist and filmmaker Marisa Morán Jahn, Thursday Mar 14 @ 5:30pm
Documentary Practice & Emerging Media course (NMDS 5540) invites you to an open classroom with guest artist Marisa Morán Jahn: Unraveling Power Through Art, Play, and Hijinks Thursday, Mar 14 at 5:30pm University Center, Room L101 (lower level) 63 5th Ave An artist, filmmaker, and
NEW SPEAKER ADDED: NYWIFT Co-Presents Be Natural at The Smithsonian in Washington, DC – Saturday, March 9th
NYWIFT is proud to co-present a special screening of Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History in Washington, DC, in honor of Women’s History Month. Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché is a 2018 documentary about the
GIDEST Presents Wendy S. Walters, March 8
GIDEST Seminar Wendy S. Walters SECOND ATTEMPT: AN ARGUMENT AGAINST WHITE PAINT Friday, March 8, 12-1:30 p.m. GIDEST Lab, Room 411, 63 Fifth Avenue Please join us on Friday, March 8, for a discussion with Wendy S. Walters of her project on white paint. Seminar participants are asked to
April 4th, 6:00PM: Hear John D. Barrow, renowned cosmologist, speak on “Unknown Unknowns”
Join us on April 4th for the keynote of the 38th Social Research conference, Unknowability: How Do We Know What Cannot Be Known? KEYNOTE TALK: “Unknowable Unknowns” April 4 | 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM Tishman Auditorium, University Center, 63 Fifth Avenue By: John D. Barrow FRS, Professor
Live Webinar by the Milano Management program: Foundation Fundraising for People of Color
The Milano Management graduate programs at The New School school is hosting the first of their Lunch and Learn Webinar series: Foundation Fundraising for People of Color. Wednesday, February 20, 2019 at 12pm ET Description: The thought of fundraising can invoke feelings of anxiety and aversion
Sociology Lecture: Paul Frosh, “The Poetics of Digital Media: Tagging as Incantation and Incarnation on Social Network Platforms.”
THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 2019 AT 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM Wolff Conference Room, Room D1103, Albert and Vera List Academic Center, D1103 6 East 16th Street, New York, NY 10003, Room D1103 The Sociology department welcomes Paul Frosh with his lecture entitled, “The Poetics of Digital Media: Tagging as Incantation and
Cradle to Grave Economic Security: Key Issues, Bold Options – Panel Discussion
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GIDEST Presents: Andrea Geyer, 12/7
GIDEST Seminar Andrea Geyer ON DANCE FUTURES AND GHOST GESTURES Friday, December 7, 12-1:30 PM GIDEST Lab, Room 411, 63 Fifth Avenue Please join GIDEST on Friday, December 7, for a discussion with multi-disciplinary artist Andrea Geyer of her project, “On Dance Futures and Ghost Gestures.” Seminar
NYU Hosts: Diverging Underground – The Experimental Films of José Rodríguez Soltero and Jaime Barrios in 1968 Lecture
November 29 6:30PM-9PM Diverging Underground: The Experimental Films of José Rodríguez Soltero and Jaime Barrios in 1968 The second public lecture by Fall 2018 Andrés Bello Chair Professor Julio Ramos Read more
How We Labor: Building a New Social Contract for Jobs and Working People, 11/27
How We Labor: Building a New Social Contract for Jobs and Working People Tuesday, November 27, 2018 at 6 PM to 8 PM The Auditorium, Room A106, Alvin Johnson/ J.M. Kaplan Hall 66 West 12th Street, New York, NY 10011 Should we have a public
Blending Data Science with Qualitative Research, Public Lecture with Justin Farrell, 12/4
BLENDING DATA SCIENCE WITH QUALITATIVE RESEARCH Public Lecture Tuesday 4th December from 6:00 – 7:30 PM Orozco Room Room A712 (66 West 12th Street) Justin Farrell is a professor and author at Yale University. He studies environment, elites, rural inequality, and social movements using a mixture
Integrative PhD: JUSTIN FARELL Lecture and Workshop on December 4th!
BLENDING DATA SCIENCE WITH QUALITATIVE RESEARCH Public Lecture Tuesday 4th December from 6:00 – 7:30 PM Orozco Room Room A712 (66 West 12th Street) Justin Farrell is a professor and author at Yale University. He studies environment, elites, rural inequality, and social movements using a mixture
New Puerto Rican Cinema: Emerging Filmmakers
NYU’s Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center, and the Department of Spanish and Portuguese, present a conversation with the creators of groundbreaking Puerto Rican films, El silencio del viento (The Silence of the Wind; 2017), El Chata
TOMORROW: Making Motherhood Work in the Film & TV Industry
Join NYWIFT for a candid conversation concerning the challenge for mothers balancing career and family while working within the demanding and competitive television and film industry. Guest speakers cinematographer Ayana Baraka, costume designer Katie Irish, makeup artist Martha Melendez, entertainment attorney Lauren Menkes, and actor Tricia Paoluccio and writer/director Tonya McCornell (moderator) will
GSC and CritViz Event: To Save a World: Geoengineering, Futurism, and the Unthinkable by T.J. Demos
Dear Global South Center Community: In collaboration with Critical & Visual Studies at Pratt Institute, they would like to announce a talk by T.J. Demos entitled To Save a World: Geoengineering, Futurism, and the Unthinkable. T.J. Demos is a Professor in the Department of the History of