Thu, Apr 18, 2019, 06:30 PM – 08:00 PM Martin E. Segal Theatre This evening’s performances are the live component to the exhibit at the Gallery of the College of Staten Island, entitled Playthings and Performing Objects. This event explores how objects and images can be constituted to manifest themselves […]
Upcoming Events
The Inwood Film Festival [inwoodartworks.nyc] being held this weekend. The focus of the festival is to celebrate Inwood and its surrounding community through the moving image. All films submitted were shot in Inwood or its surrounding community or made by past or present residents of Inwood or its surrounding community […]
4th Annual Inwood Film Festival includes film seminars
Talk: “Youngmin Kim: Digital Humanities in Asia” Wednesday March 13th, 2019 6:30-8:30pm Join us as we hear from Youngmin Kim (Professor of English, Distinguished Research Professor at Dongguk University, and Jack Ma Chair Professor of Ma Yun Education Fund at Hangzhou Normal University) discuss the current status of digital humanities […]
Upcoming GCDI Workshops and Events
The Graduate Center’s Teaching and Learning Center’s Open Teaching Initiative is pleased to launch the Open Classroom Month. Designed to help prepare and familiarize Graduate Center students with CUNY’s undergraduate classrooms as well as a range of instructional models, Open Classroom Month invites Graduate Center students to visit classes taught by […]
Open Classroom Month, March 9-April 11th
About The Object Seminar: Breaking Boundaries What happens when we incorporate the non-human material world into academic conversations? As part of the Object Library’s ongoing inquiry into routes to knowledge beyond traditional methods and existing discourses, this series of seminars co-presented with Henri Peyre French Institute invites the public to […]
Mar 22 | The Object Seminar: Breaking Boundaries with Frédéric ...
6:30pm, James Gallery In the early 1960s, 12” long-playing albums and 7” “singles” took over the recording industry. The Civil Rights Movements took notice. The Congress for Racial Equality released Sit-In Songs: Songs of the Freedom Riders in 1962. The Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee’s Freedom Singers quickly followed, releasing their […]
