Mobile Internet Use and Social Networking by Low-Inc ome Teens in Khayelitsha\, Cape Town
\nThe Horowitz Center \nPresents
\n Dr. Marion Walton
\nCenter of Film and Media Stud
ies\, University of Cape Town
Please join us at the Ruth Horowitz Center for Tea cher Development\, 34 Stuyvesant Street (Barney Building) 5th floor confer ence\n room\, on October 13th at 4:30 for a special presentation by Dr. M arion Walton\, University of Cape Town\, about Mobile Phones\, Internet\nU se\, and Social Networking by low-income teens in South Africa\, followed by a wine and cheese reception.
\nHosted by Dr. Glynda Hull\, NYU Stein hardt Center For Teaching and Learning
DTEND:20091013T223000Z DTSTAMP:20091013T203000Z DTSTART:20091013T203000Z LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant Street 5th floor conference room ORGANIZER;CN=Glynda Hull:MAILTO:glynda.hull@nyu.edu SUMMARY:A Phone with Life has Internet - Dr. Marion Walton UID:20091013T203000Z-217689@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal195&id=217689 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217689 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Kissing you is like driving a long road\nAmelia Saul\nWork on V iew: October 13th - 17th \nRosenberg Gallery \nThe Barney Building\n34 Stu yvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nMy So-Called Life\nMarie Catalano\, Jessica S heehy and Andrea Diaz\nWork on View: October 13th - 18th\nThe Commons\nThe Barney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND:20091013T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091013T210000Z DTSTART:20091013T210000Z LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibition Openings: Kissing you is like driving a long road & My S o-Called Life UID:20091013T210000Z-214981@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=214981 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:214981 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Talks DESCRIPTION:With newer and ever-more advanced technologies changing the rul es at mind-boggling speed\, how do chief technology officers stay on top o f the ever-evolving media landscape? Our panel of CTOs explore the ways in which they assess and integrate new formats and platforms in order to be ahead of the game.\n \n> Rajiv Pant\, Vice President\, Technology\, Condé Nast Digital\n> Evan Schectman\, Chief Technology Officer\, @Radical Media \n> Jon Williams\, Chief Technology Officer\, iVillage\n> Moderator: Rober t Harris\, Chairman\, Digital Content Services\n\nVisit cencom.org to regi ster DTEND:20091014Z DTSTAMP:20091013T223000Z DTSTART:20091013T223000Z LOCATION:Kimmel Center for university Life (60 Washington Square South) roo m 914 ORGANIZER;CN=Stacy Rosenberg:MAILTO:stacy.rosenberg@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Center for Communication Speaker Series: Future of Video Technologi es UID:20091013T223000Z-212665@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=212665 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:212665 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Distinguished Faculty Concert\nEsther Lamneck\, clarinet\; Mari lyn Nonken\, piano and guests\nContemporary works for clarinet\, piano\, f lute\, tarogato\nwith composers Tim Bowlby\, Marc Consoli\, Dinu Ghezzo\nM eg Schedel\, Lawrence Moss\, Harold Oliver\nLOCATION: Frederick Loewe Thea tre\, 35 W. 4th Street\nADMISSION: Free\nTuesday\, October 13 at 8 pm DTEND:20091014T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091014Z DTSTART:20091014Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Faculty Concert: Esther Lamneck & Marilyn Nonken UID:20091014Z-210052@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210052 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210052 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Kissing you is like driving a long road\nAmelia Saul\nWorks on view: October 13th - 17th\nRosenberg Gallery \nThe Barney Building\n34 Stu yvesant St. \, First Floor\n\nMy So-Called LIfe\nMarie Catalano\, Jessica Sheehy and Andrea Diaz\nWorks on view: October 13th - 18th \nThe Commons \ nThe Barney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091015 DTSTAMP:20091014T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091014 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091014T040000Z-215780@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215780 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215780 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:Drink tea or hot chocolate. Eat cookies. Meet and mingle with fellow students. Stay a while. Whether you have two free minutes or an hou r\, stop by the first floor lounge at Pless Hall for a drink\, free snacks and fine company. Every Wednesday. DTEND:20091014T203000Z DTSTAMP:20091014T190000Z DTSTART:20091014T190000Z LOCATION:Pless Hall\, 82 Washington Square East\, 1st Floor Lounge ORGANIZER;CN=Andrea Fannelli:MAILTO:andrea.fannelli@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Tea @ 3 UID:20091014T190000Z-217668@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal184&id=217668 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:0 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217668 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Steinhardt at Saklad Series\nThis cocktail-hour concert series features the talents of NYU Steinhardt pianists\, joined by performers fro m Vocal and Instrumental Performance\nMarilyn Nonken\, Director\nProgram i n Piano Performance\nLOCATION: Saklad Auditorium\, 24th Street & 1st Avenu e\nADMISSION: Free\, reception to follow\nWednesday\, October 14 at 6:30 p m: An Evening of Piano and Vocal Music\n\nFor more information: marilyn.no nken@nyu.edu DTEND:20091014T233000Z DTSTAMP:20091014T223000Z DTSTART:20091014T223000Z LOCATION:Saklad Auditorium\, 24th Street & 1st Avenue ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO:marilyn.nonken@nyu.edu SUMMARY:An Evening of Piano and Vocal Music at Saklad UID:20091014T223000Z-210105@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210105 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210105 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:NYU Jazz Master Class Series On Campus\nThis series continues t o foster a dialogue between the music world’s most significant and inspire d artists and students from the NYU Jazz Studies Program \nDr. David Schr oeder\, Director \nLOCATION: Recital Room 779\, 35 W. 4th Street \nADMIS SION: Free\n\nWednesday\, October 14 Kenny Werner 8:30-10 pm \nWednesday\, October 21 Stefon Harris 8:30-10 pm \nWednesday\, November 18 Kenny Werne r 8:30-10 pm DTEND:20091015T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091015T003000Z DTSTART:20091015T003000Z LOCATION:Recital Room 779\, 35 West 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Jazz Master Class Series On Campus UID:20091015T003000Z-210448@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210448 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210448 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Kissing you is like driving a long road\nAmelia Saul\nWorks on view: October 13th - 17th\nRosenberg Gallery \nThe Barney Building\n34 Stu yvesant St. \, First Floor\n\nMy So-Called LIfe\nMarie Catalano\, Jessica Sheehy and Andrea Diaz\nWorks on view: October 13th - 18th \nThe Commons \ nThe Barney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091016 DTSTAMP:20091015T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091015 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091015T040000Z-214985@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=214985 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:214985 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Presentations DESCRIPTION: DTEND:20091015T174500Z DTSTAMP:20091015T163000Z DTSTART:20091015T163000Z LOCATION:Pless Hall\, 82 Washington Square East\, 3rd Floor Student Lounge ORGANIZER;CN=Andrea Fannelli:MAILTO:andrea.fannelli@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Conversations of Color UID:20091015T163000Z-208279@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal184&id=208279 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:0 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:208279 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Talks DESCRIPTION:Charlie White\, a Los Angeles-based photographer and filmmaker received his BFA from SVA here in New York and his MFA from the Art Center College of Design (Pasedena\, CA). He is currently the Director of the M FA program at the Roski School of Fine Arts at the University of Southern California. His work has been exhibited internationally since 1999 and of ten creates an interplay between reality and fiction through juxtaposition of mythical or fictional creatures with everyday scenes. \n\nNYU is proud to not only host Mr. White at this talk\, but also as one of the presenti ng artists at the Washington Square Windows in a photographic exhibition s tarting October 20th. DTEND:20091015T221500Z DTSTAMP:20091015T211500Z DTSTART:20091015T211500Z LOCATION:Einstein Auditorium\, The Barney Building\, 34 Stuyvesant St. ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tlb214 SUMMARY:Visting Artist Talk: Charlie White UID:20091015T211500Z-216346@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216346 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216346 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:[In this field\, make sure to include as many details about you r event as possible. For example: the address of the event\, whether an ID is required to attend\, or anything else that is not specified under Basi c Options.] DTEND:20091016Z DTSTAMP:20091015T220000Z DTSTART:20091015T220000Z LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Cathy Waldo:MAILTO:cathy.waldo@nyu.edu SUMMARY:DRC Meeting UID:20091015T220000Z-216190@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=216190 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216190 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:NOVUS Trombone Quartet\nNYU Ensemble in Residence\nProgram in B rass studies\nLOCATION: Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street\nADMIS SION: Free\nThursday\, October 15 at 8 pm DTEND:20091016T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091016Z DTSTART:20091016Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:NOVUS Trombone Quartet UID:20091016Z-210054@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210054 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210054 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Kissing you is like driving a long road\nAmelia Saul\nWorks on view: October 13th - 17th\nRosenberg Gallery \nThe Barney Building\n34 Stu yvesant St. \, First Floor\n\nMy So-Called LIfe\nMarie Catalano\, Jessica Sheehy and Andrea Diaz\nWorks on view: October 13th - 18th \nThe Commons \ nThe Barney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091017 DTSTAMP:20091016T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091016 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091016T040000Z-214987@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=214987 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:214987 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Trainings/Workshops DESCRIPTION: DTEND:20091016T110000Z DTSTAMP:20091016T090000Z DTSTART:20091016T090000Z LOCATION:Pless Hall\, 82 Washington Square East\, 3rd Floor Student Lounge ORGANIZER;CN=Andrea Fannelli:MAILTO:andrea.fannelli@nyu.edu SUMMARY:IRB Review Session for Doctoral Students UID:20091016T090000Z-208265@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal184&id=208265 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:0 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:208265 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Voices À La Carte\nProgram in Vocal Performance\nLocation: The Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal St.\nAdmission: $5\nFor ticket informati on and reservations\, please contact the Steinhardt School Box Office at ( 212) 998-5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu\n\nHotel for Criminals\nBy R ichard Foreman\, Music by Stanley Silverman\nFriday\, October 16 at 8 pm \ nSaturday\, October 17 at 3 pm and 8 pm DTEND:20091017T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091017Z DTSTART:20091017Z LOCATION:Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal St. ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Voices À La Carte: Hotel for Criminals UID:20091017Z-210404@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210404 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:%20%28212%29%20998-5281%20or%20steinhardt.boxoffice%40 nyu.edu X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:(212) 998-5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210404 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Kissing you is like driving a long road\nAmelia Saul\nWorks on view: October 13th - 17th\nRosenberg Gallery \nThe Barney Building\n34 Stu yvesant St. \, First Floor\n\nMy So-Called LIfe\nMarie Catalano\, Jessica Sheehy and Andrea Diaz\nWorks on view: October 13th - 18th \nThe Commons \ nThe Barney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091018 DTSTAMP:20091017T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091017 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091017T040000Z-214989@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=214989 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:214989 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Special Events DESCRIPTION:On behalf of New York University\, the Student Resource Center is pleased to invite the parents of new freshmen and transfer students to Parent's Day.\n\nThe day will feature a variety of activities and programs designed to introduce new NYU parents to academic and student life at NYU . It is also a great opportunity to visit with your son or daughter and ex plore the city. If you prefer\, we also invite you to make the day your ow n\, participating in what your schedule will allow.\n\nFor more informatio n\, visit http://www.nyu.edu/parentsday/ . DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091018 DTSTAMP:20091017T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091017 LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Natalie Pascarella:MAILTO:np36@nyu.edu SUMMARY:NYU Parent's Day UID:20091017T040000Z-213108@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal205&id=213108 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:213108 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Special Events DESCRIPTION: DTEND:20091017T140000Z DTSTAMP:20091017T130000Z DTSTART:20091017T130000Z LOCATION:Kimmel Center\, 60 Washington Square South\, Rosenthal Pavilion\, 10th Floor ORGANIZER;CN=Andrea Fannelli:MAILTO:andrea.fannelli@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Parents and Family Day UID:20091017T130000Z-208267@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal184&id=208267 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:0 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:208267 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Special Events DESCRIPTION:Join Dean Mary Brabeck for Parent's Day Tea!\n\nThis casual gat hering will be held open-house style and offer you and your student an opp ortunity to meet Dean Brabeck and members of her team. Tea and light fare will be served.\n\nSaturday\, October 17\, 2009\n12:30pm - 2:00pm\n\nPles s Hall\, 4th Floor\n82 Washington Square East\nat Washington Place\nNew Yo rk\, NY 10003\n\nPlease contact Natalie Pascarella at np36@nyu.edu or 212. 998.6892 with questions.\n\nNo RSVP required. DTEND:20091017T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091017T163000Z DTSTART:20091017T163000Z LOCATION:82 Washington Square East\, 4th Floor ORGANIZER;CN=Natalie Pascarella:MAILTO:np36@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Parent's Day Tea with Dean Mary Brabeck UID:20091017T163000Z-213109@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal205&id=213109 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:213109 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Voices À La Carte\nProgram in Vocal Performance\nLocation: The Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal St.\nAdmission: $5\nFor ticket informati on and reservations\, please contact the Steinhardt School Box Office at ( 212) 998-5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu\n\nHotel for Criminals\nBy R ichard Foreman\, Music by Stanley Silverman\nFriday\, October 16 at 8 pm \ nSaturday\, October 17 at 3 pm and 8 pm DTEND:20091017T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091017T190000Z DTSTART:20091017T190000Z LOCATION:Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal St. ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Voices À La Carte: Hotel for Criminals UID:20091017T190000Z-210406@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210406 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:%28212%29%20998-5281%20or%20steinhardt.boxoffice%40nyu .edu X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:(212) 998-5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210406 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Special Events DESCRIPTION:A MEMORIAL CELEBRATION IN HONOR OF VIRGINIA GORODNITZKI\nOctobe r 17\, 2009\n3:00 PM\nFrederick Loewe Theatre\n35 W. 4th Street\nOpen to t he Public DTEND:20091017T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091017T190000Z DTSTART:20091017T190000Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Memorial for Virginia Gorodnitzki UID:20091017T190000Z-216787@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=216787 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216787 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Voices À La Carte\nProgram in Vocal Performance\nLocation: The Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal St.\nAdmission: $5\nFor ticket informati on and reservations\, please contact the Steinhardt School Box Office at ( 212) 998-5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu\n\nHotel for Criminals\nBy R ichard Foreman\, Music by Stanley Silverman\nFriday\, October 16 at 8 pm \ nSaturday\, October 17 at 3 pm and 8 pm DTEND:20091018T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091018Z DTSTART:20091018Z LOCATION:Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal St. ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Voices À La Carte: Hotel for Criminals UID:20091018Z-210408@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210408 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:%28212%29%20998-5281%20or%20steinhardt.boxoffice%40nyu .edu X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:(212) 998-5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210408 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:My So-Called Life\nMarie Catalano\, Jessica Sheehy and Andrea D iaz\nWorks on View: October 13th - 18th\nThe Commons\nThe Barney Building\ n34. Stuyvesant St. The First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091019 DTSTAMP:20091018T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091018 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091018T040000Z-215781@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215781 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215781 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Double Reed Day Celebration\nSolo concert with Matt Sullivan\, oboe with Double Reed Day guests\nMatt Sullivan and Esther Lamneck\, Direc tors\nProgram in Woodwind Studies\nLOCATION: Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street\nADMISSION: Free\nSunday\, October 18 at 5:30 pm\n\nFor more information: MattSullivanNYC@aol.com DTEND:20091018T223000Z DTSTAMP:20091018T213000Z DTSTART:20091018T213000Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Matt Sullivan:MAILTO:MattSullivanNYC@aol.com SUMMARY:Double Reed Day Celebration UID:20091018T213000Z-212245@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=212245 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:MattSullivanNYC@aol.com\, 212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:212245 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:NYU Symphony Orchestra\nWorks by Wolfe\, Beethoven\, Martinu\nR esident Conductor: David Wroe\nWoodwind Competition Winner: Carl Reinecke Flute Concerto Op. 283\, Kim O'Hare soloist\nLOCATION: Frederick Loewe The atre\, 35 West 4th Street\nADMISSION: $10 General\, $5 student ID and seni or citizens\nMonday\, October 19 at 8 pm DTEND:20091020T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091020Z DTSTART:20091020Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 West 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:NYU Symphony Orchestra UID:20091020Z-212163@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=212163 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:212163 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:kaint sea maway homer\, where sa door\nSonaa Engelhardt\nWork o n view: October 20 - 24\nRosenberg Gallery \nBarney Building \n34 Stuyvesa nt St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091021 DTSTAMP:20091020T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091020 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Emily Baldwin:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091020T040000Z-215782@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215782 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215782 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Presentations DESCRIPTION: DTEND:20091020T223000Z DTSTAMP:20091020T203000Z DTSTART:20091020T203000Z LOCATION:Pless Hall\, 82 Washington Square East\, 1st Floor Student Lounge ORGANIZER;CN=Andrea Fannelli:MAILTO:andrea.fannelli@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Dean's Grants for Student Research Colloquium UID:20091020T203000Z-210346@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal184&id=210346 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:0 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210346 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Presentations DESCRIPTION:Our Information Sessions will provide an opportunity to get mor e information about our program\, tour of our facilities\, meet our innova tive faculty\, ask questions about the field and research opportunities.\n \nRSVP by calling 212 998-5230 DTEND:20091020T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091020T220000Z DTSTART:20091020T220000Z LOCATION:665 Broadway\, 9th Floor\, New York\, NY\, 10012 ORGANIZER;CN=Christopher Yee Mon:MAILTO:cym223@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Information Session (RSVP by calling 212 998-5230) UID:20091020T220000Z-206990@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal194&id=206990 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998-5230 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:206990 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Talks DESCRIPTION:At the next meeting of the ITS Colloquium\, we welcome Profess or Mireille Hildebrandt\, a member of faculty at Erasmus School of Law and Senior Researcher at the Centre for Law Science Technology and Society St udies.\n\nBIO: Mireille Hildebrandt is Associate Professor of Jurisprudenc e at the Erasmus School of Law and Senior Researcher at the Centre for Law Science Technology and Society studies (LSTS) at Vrije Universiteit Bruss els. Her PhD was in the legal philosophy of criminal procedure\, with spec ial focus on the role of punishment in the establishment and confirmation of legal norms. Since her move to Brussels she has studied the implication s of smart technological infrastructures for the legal framework of consti tutional democracy\, for instance with regard to causality\, liability\, l egal personhood\, privacy and identity\, citizenship\, non-discrimination and data protection. She has been coordinator of profiling technologies in the research consortium on the Future of Identity in Information Society (funded by the European Commission)\, is a member of the stakeholder forum of the European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA) and parta kes in numerous fora on the issue of profiling\, rule of law and democracy . She publishes in the field of criminal law and philosophy as well as the nexus of philosophy of technology and philosophy of law. She is Associate Editor of Criminal Law and Philosophy and of Identity in Information Soci ety (IDIS). Together with Serge Gutwirth she edited Profiling the European Citizen. Cross-Disciplinary Perspectives (2008). She is also Dean of Educ ation of the Research School on Safety and Justice in the Netherlands. For an overview of relevant publications see http://works.bepress.com/mireill e_hildebrandt/.\n\nABSTRACT: Ambient Intelligence\, proactive computing\, behavioural advertizing\, smart monitoring and surveillance thrive on soph isticated profiling technologies. Profiling involves knowledge discovery i n databases (KDD)\, allowing for a type of pattern recognition that is not possible by means of 'ordinary' human cognition. The profiles that result from the process of KDD are applied to individual persons or groups to an ticipate their probable future behaviour. In the vision of Ambient Intelli gence this should allow service providers to cater to consumers' inferred preferences even before they become aware of them. In the sphere of securi ty it allows security agencies\, police and intelligence agencies to engag e in proactive policing or sentencing. These smart technologies raise a nu mber of questions\, of which those relating to privacy and security are on ly the more obvious ones. Social sorting\, subliminal influencing and comp lications in the attribution of liability for harm caused challenge some o f the foundations of the legal framework\, requiring novel ways to think a bout the technological embodiment of legal instruments. I will argue that to sustain the system of checks and balances that stands for constitutiona l democracy\, lawyers will have to re-articulate some the relevant legal p rotections into the socio-technical infrastructure they aim to protect aga inst. Ambient Intelligence will require a vision of an Ambient Law. The vi sion of Ambient Law has been elaborated within the European Research Conso rtium on the Future of Identity in Information Society (FIDIS). It starts from the idea that our present legal system depends on the affordances of the technologies of the written and printed script. It then develops the i dea that countervailing powers must be built into the novel technological infrastructure to complement the affordances of the written law. My presen tation will also indicate how the vision of Ambient Law builds on and diff ers with Lawrence Lessig's idea of Code as Law and Helen Nissenbaum's noti on of values in design. DTEND:20091021T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091021T183000Z DTSTART:20091021T183000Z LOCATION:Vanderbilt Hall\, Room 214 ORGANIZER;CN=Helen Nissenbaum:MAILTO:Helen.Nissenbaum@nyu.edu SUMMARY:ITS Colloquium: A Vision of Ambient Law UID:20091021T183000Z-218577@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=218577 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218577 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:kaint sea myway homer\, where sa door\nSonja Engelhardt\nWork o n view: October 20 - 24\nRosenberg Gallery\nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nCommunity Building Game\nAmelia Saul and Gustabo Val azquez\nWork on view: October 21 - 31st\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND:20091021T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091021T210000Z DTSTART:20091021T210000Z LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibition Openings: kaint sea maway homer\, where sa door & Commun ity Building Game UID:20091021T210000Z-216364@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216364 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216364 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Talks DESCRIPTION:Join Women in Communication and the Comm Club as we co-host our Professional PR Panel! We will have panelists from a wide range of indust ries such as tourism\, entertainment\, food\, health/fitness\, and beauty. Come learn what it means to work in PR and how you can excel in the world of PR!\n\nParticipating companies include: \n> Feren Comm (agency represe nting MadMen) \n> Development Counsellors International (tourism PR accoun ts) \n> Perks Consulting (specializes in health\, beauty\, and fitness PR) \n\nand more... DTEND:20091022T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091021T230000Z DTSTART:20091021T230000Z LOCATION:Kimmel Rm. 405 ORGANIZER;CN=Stacy Rosenberg:MAILTO:stacy.rosenberg@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Professional PR Panel | WIC & Comm Club UID:20091021T230000Z-216846@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=216846 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216846 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:NYU Jazz Master Class Series On Campus\nThis series continues t o foster a dialogue between the music world’s most significant and inspire d artists and students from the NYU Jazz Studies Program \nDr. David Schr oeder\, Director \nLOCATION: Recital Room 779\, 35 W. 4th Street \nADMIS SION: Free\n\nWednesday\, October 14 Kenny Werner 8:30-10 pm \nWednesday\, October 21 Stefon Harris 8:30-10 pm \nWednesday\, November 18 Kenny Werne r 8:30-10 pm DTEND:20091022T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091022T003000Z DTSTART:20091022T003000Z LOCATION:Recital Room 779\, 35 West 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Jazz Master Class Series On Campus UID:20091022T003000Z-210450@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210450 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210450 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:kaint sea myway homer\, where sa door\nSonja Engelhardt\nWork o n view: October 20 - 24\nRosenberg Gallery\nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nCommunity Building Game\nAmelia Saul and Gustabo Val azquez\nWork on view: October 21 - 31st\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091023 DTSTAMP:20091022T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091022 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091022T040000Z-216362@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216362 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216362 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Meetings DESCRIPTION:[In this field\, make sure to include as many details about you r event as possible. For example: the address of the event\, whether an ID is required to attend\, or anything else that is not specified under Basi c Options.] DTEND:20091022T174500Z DTSTAMP:20091022T163000Z DTSTART:20091022T163000Z LOCATION:Payne Room\, Pless Building\, 4th Floor ORGANIZER;CN=Annette Morales:MAILTO:annette.morales@nyu.edu SUMMARY:MCC Faculty Meeting UID:20091022T163000Z-207295@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=207295 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:207295 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Trainings/Workshops DESCRIPTION: DTEND:20091022T204500Z DTSTAMP:20091022T194500Z DTSTART:20091022T194500Z LOCATION:Pless Hall\, 82 Washington Square East\, 3rd Floor Student Lounge ORGANIZER;CN=Andrea Fannelli:MAILTO:andrea.fannelli@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Graduate Student Survival Seminar: Stress Management UID:20091022T194500Z-208266@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal184&id=208266 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:0 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:208266 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Talks DESCRIPTION:Kenny Mellman is a New York City-based theatrical artist that i s known best for his role of “Herb” of the outrageous American drag cabar et duo “Kiki and Herb”. Herb is Kiki’s (played by Justin Bond) gay male pi ano accompanist. Their show includes musical numbers from Broadway and po pular music\, as well as monologues that are for the most part comical\, b ut sometimes political. They’ve toured both nationally and internationall y and maintain an elaborate back-story for both their characters. Mellman has been working since 1989 with a brief hiatus in 2004\, and just releas ed a DVD\, “Kiki and Herb Live at the Knitting Factory”. DTEND:20091022T221500Z DTSTAMP:20091022T211500Z DTSTART:20091022T211500Z LOCATION:Einstein Auditorium\, The Barney Building\, 34 Stuyvesant St. ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tlb214 SUMMARY:Visting Artist Talk: Kenny Mellman ("Herb" of Kiki & Herb) UID:20091022T211500Z-216347@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216347 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216347 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Distinguished Faculty Series\nProgram in String Performance\nSt ephanie Baer\, Director\nNaoko Tanaka\, Violin\nLOCATION: Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street\nADMISSION: Free\nThursday\, October 22 at 8 pm DTEND:20091023T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091023Z DTSTART:20091023Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Faculty Concert: Naoko Tanaka\, violin UID:20091023Z-210060@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210060 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210060 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:kaint sea myway homer\, where sa door\nSonja Engelhardt\nWork o n view: October 20 - 24\nRosenberg Gallery\nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nCommunity Building Game\nAmelia Saul and Gustabo Val azquez\nWork on view: October 21 - 31st\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091024 DTSTAMP:20091023T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091023 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091023T040000Z-216363@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216363 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216363 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Barnes & Noble/NYU Steinhart Conversations in Jazz Series\nHost ed by Dr. David Schroeder\nInterviews and performances with jazz legends\, NYU Jazz faculty\, and students\nOct. 23\, TBA 4pm\nLOCATION: Barnes & No ble Booksellers\nADMISSION: Free\nVisit www.bn.com for a schedule of event s DTEND:20091023T210000Z DTSTAMP:20091023T200000Z DTSTART:20091023T200000Z LOCATION:150 East 86th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Jason Sosnowski:MAILTO:jts390@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Barnes & Noble/NYU Steinhart Conversations in Jazz Series UID:20091023T200000Z-216590@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=216590 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:www.bn.com X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:www.bn.com X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216590 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Woyzeck\nBy Georg Büchner\nAn adaptation by Gisli Örn Gardarsso n with lyrics by Nick Cave \nProgram in Educational Theatre\nLocation: Bla ck Box Theatre\nAdmission: $10/ General\, $5 students and senior citizens \nFor ticket information and reservations\, please contact the Steinhardt School Box Office at 212 998 5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu \nFrida y\, October 23 at 8 pm\nSaturday\, October 24 at 8 pm\nSunday\, October 25 at 3 pm\nThursday\, October 29 at 8 pm\nFriday\, October 30 at 8 pm\nSatu rday\, October 31 at 8 pm\nSunday\, November 1 at 3 pm DTEND:20091024T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091024Z DTSTART:20091024Z LOCATION:Black Box Theatre\, 82 Washington Square East ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Woyzeck UID:20091024Z-210682@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210682 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205281%20or%20steinhardt.boxoffice%40nyu.edu X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210682 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:NYU Repertory Orchestra\nWorks by Beethoven\, Rossini\, Ewazen\ nEric Jacobsen\, Conductor\nPercussion Competition Winner\nLOCATION: Frede rick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street\nADMISSION: Free\nFriday\, October 2 3 at 8 pm DTEND:20091024T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091024Z DTSTART:20091024Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:NYU Repertory Orchestra UID:20091024Z-211267@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=211267 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:211267 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:kaint sea myway homer\, where sa door\nSonja Engelhardt\nWork o n view: October 20 - 24\nRosenberg Gallery\nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nCommunity Building Game\nAmelia Saul and Gustabo Val azquez\nWork on view: October 21 - 31st\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND:20091024T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091024T210000Z DTSTART:20091024T210000Z LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091024T210000Z-216365@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216365 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216365 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Woyzeck\nBy Georg Büchner\nAn adaptation by Gisli Örn Gardarsso n with lyrics by Nick Cave \nProgram in Educational Theatre\nLocation: Bla ck Box Theatre\nAdmission: $10/ General\, $5 students and senior citizens \nFor ticket information and reservations\, please contact the Steinhardt School Box Office at 212 998 5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu \nFrida y\, October 23 at 8 pm\nSaturday\, October 24 at 8 pm\nSunday\, October 25 at 3 pm\nThursday\, October 29 at 8 pm\nFriday\, October 30 at 8 pm\nSatu rday\, October 31 at 8 pm\nSunday\, November 1 at 3 pm DTEND:20091025T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091025Z DTSTART:20091025Z LOCATION:Black Box Theatre\, 82 Washington Square East ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Woyzeck UID:20091025Z-210684@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210684 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205281%20or%20steinhardt.boxoffice%40nyu.edu X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210684 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:NYU Percussion Ensemble\nNYU Mix: Collaboration with NYU studen t composers and NYUPE\nJonathan Haas\, Director\nProgram in Percussion Per formance\nLOCATION: Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street\nADMISSION : Free\nSaturday\, October 24 at 8 pm DTEND:20091025T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091025Z DTSTART:20091025Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:NYU Percussion Ensemble UID:20091025Z-210064@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210064 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210064 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Community Building Game\nAmelia Saul and Gustabo Valazquez\nWor k on view: October 21 - 31st\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091026 DTSTAMP:20091025T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091025 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091025T040000Z-215805@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215805 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215805 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Woyzeck\nBy Georg Büchner\nAn adaptation by Gisli Örn Gardarsso n with lyrics by Nick Cave \nProgram in Educational Theatre\nLocation: Bla ck Box Theatre\nAdmission: $10/ General\, $5 students and senior citizens \nFor ticket information and reservations\, please contact the Steinhardt School Box Office at 212 998 5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu \nFrida y\, October 23 at 8 pm\nSaturday\, October 24 at 8 pm\nSunday\, October 25 at 3 pm\nThursday\, October 29 at 8 pm\nFriday\, October 30 at 8 pm\nSatu rday\, October 31 at 8 pm\nSunday\, November 1 at 3 pm DTEND:20091025T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091025T190000Z DTSTART:20091025T190000Z LOCATION:Black Box Theatre\, 82 Washington Square East ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Woyzeck UID:20091025T190000Z-210686@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210686 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:%20212%20998%205281%20or%20steinhardt.boxoffice%40nyu. edu X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210686 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Community Building Game\nAmelia Saul and Gustabo Valazquez\nWor k on view: October 21 - 31st\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091027 DTSTAMP:20091026T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091026 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091026T040000Z-215806@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215806 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215806 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Deadlines DESCRIPTION:Registration Begins at 9:00 a.m. EST for most Undergraduate\, G raduate and Diploma students. DTEND:20091027T035500Z DTSTAMP:20091026T130000Z DTSTART:20091026T130000Z LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Office of the University Registrar:MAILTO:registrar@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Winter Session 2010: Registration begins UID:20091026T130000Z-217753@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal41&id=217753 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217753 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:Come visit the NYU campus and explore Steinhardt's programs at an Information Session. You can meet faculty\, administrators and in many cases current students. Contact mar y.taylor@nyu.edu for more information. \n\nClick here to RSVP DTEND:20091027Z DTSTAMP:20091026T220000Z DTSTART:20091026T220000Z LOCATION:NYU Welcome Center\, 50 West 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Cathy Waldo:MAILTO:cathy.waldo@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Graduate Admissions Information Session for the M.A. in Media\, Cul ture\, and Communication UID:20091026T220000Z-217690@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=217690 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217690 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Interactive Arts Performance Series: \nParkinson & Atau Tanaka\ nGeorge Lewis & Marina Rosenfeld\n\nCo-production with the Electronic Musi c Foundation and Harvestworks\nRobert Rowe\, Artistic Director\nLOCATION: Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street\nADMISSION: Free\nMonday\, Octo ber 26 at 8 pm DTEND:20091027T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091027Z DTSTART:20091027Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Interactive Arts Performance Series UID:20091027Z-217613@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=217613 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217613 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:future come new again\nElaine Cameron-Weir\nWork on view: Octob er 27 - 31\nRosenberg Gallery\nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nCommunity Building Game\nAmelia Saul and Gustabo Valazquez\nWork on view: October 21 - 31st\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant S t.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091028 DTSTAMP:20091027T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091027 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091027T040000Z-215796@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215796 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215796 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091028 DTSTAMP:20091027T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091027 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091027T040000Z-218212@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218212 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218212 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Talks DESCRIPTION:Jeffrey Fisher is a Professor and Director in the Psychology De partment at the university of Connecticut DTEND:20091027T173000Z DTSTAMP:20091027T160000Z DTSTART:20091027T160000Z LOCATION:82 WSQ East\, Pless Hall Lounge ORGANIZER;CN=Claudette Carter:MAILTO:cc10@nyu.edu SUMMARY:IHDSC Seminar Series with Jeffrey Fisher UID:20091027T160000Z-218857@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal84&id=218857 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:IHDSC@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218857 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Curated by : John Hagan\, Yolanda Hawkins\, and John Matturri\n \nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant- garde performance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and ear ly 1970s\, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impac t of which continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after hi s death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of perform ances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop performances. These performances involved the manipulation of both famil iar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tab les. Performed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit i n a unique hybrid space that moves between references to various genres in cluding comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, thre e card monte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\ , which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations \, he crafted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacle performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certa inly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as t ime\, language\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthoug h Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of M odern Art) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievem ents\, firmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s downtown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this artist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productio ns\, sculptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. E xhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language-based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediat e context for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginnin gless Thought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman tau ght\, defines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparate and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibitio n highlights the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the rich ness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosoph ical themes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND:20091028Z DTSTAMP:20091027T210000Z DTSTART:20091027T210000Z LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Opening Reception "Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sherman" UID:20091027T210000Z-218104@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218104 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218104 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Meetings DESCRIPTION:You are invited to attend an Open House for Prospective Masters Students in Education and Jewish Studies.\n\nYou will have an opportunity to meet admissions staff\, faculty and graduate students in the Education and Jewish Studies Programs and learn more about the Programs.\n\nPlease RSVP to Wendy Paler\, wlp219@nyu.edu DTEND:20091028Z DTSTAMP:20091027T220000Z DTSTART:20091027T220000Z LOCATION:82 Washington Square East\, 5th floor Conference Room ORGANIZER;CN=Tamika Bota:MAILTO:tb58@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Education & Jewish Studies Fall 2009 Open House UID:20091027T220000Z-217586@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal189&id=217586 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217586 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Distinguished Faculty Concert \nProgram in String Performance\n Stephanie Baer\, Director\nRita Costanzi\, Harp\nLOCATION: Black Box Theat re\, 82 Washington Square East\nADMISSION: Free\nTuesday\, October 27 at 8 pm DTEND:20091028T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091028Z DTSTART:20091028Z LOCATION:Black Box Theatre\, 82 Washington Square East ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Faculty Concert: Rita Costanzi\, harp UID:20091028Z-210068@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210068 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210068 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Deadlines DESCRIPTION:First E-bills for the Winter Session. \n\nTwo business days aft er registering\, a student will receive an E-bill. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091029 DTSTAMP:20091028T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091028 LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Office of the University Registrar:MAILTO:registrar@nyu.edu SUMMARY:First E-bills for the Winter Session 2010 UID:20091028T040000Z-217754@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal41&id=217754 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217754 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:future come new again\nElaine Cameron-Weir\nWork on view: Octob er 27 - 31\nRosenberg Gallery\nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nCommunity Building Game\nAmelia Saul and Gustabo Valazquez\nWork on view: October 21 - 31st\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant S t.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091029 DTSTAMP:20091028T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091028 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091028T040000Z-215798@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215798 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215798 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091029 DTSTAMP:20091028T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091028 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091028T040000Z-218106@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218106 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218106 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091029 DTSTAMP:20091028T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091028 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091028T040000Z-218214@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218214 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218214 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:future come new again\nElaine Cameron-Weir\nWork on view: Octob er 27 - 31\nRosenberg Gallery\nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nCommunity Building Game\nAmelia Saul and Gustabo Valazquez\nWork on view: October 21 - 31st\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant S t.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091030 DTSTAMP:20091029T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091029 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091029T040000Z-215800@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215800 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215800 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091030 DTSTAMP:20091029T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091029 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091029T040000Z-218108@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218108 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218108 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091030 DTSTAMP:20091029T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091029 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091029T040000Z-218216@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218216 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218216 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Talks DESCRIPTION:Born in Florida—where he received both his BFA and MFA at the U niversity of South Florida Tampa—Kalup Linzy is a New York-based performan ce artist whose narratives are based on telenovelas\, soap operas\, and Ho llywood melodramas. His pieces are not merely the result of performing al one\; Linzy edits\, directs\, films\, and writes his work as well. He ha s been exhibited internationally at world-renowned museums\, art centers\, galleries\, and has been praised by the New York Times\, Art Review\, Art forum\, and Artnews\, specifically for his comical\, poignant\, and outrag eous work that crosses boundaries of race and sex. He has been “hailed as one of the most innovative of a new generation of queer artists\, drawing comparisons to John Waters\, Jack Smith and RuPaul. Writing in The New Yor k Times\, Holland Cotter observed of Linzy\, ‘A star is born’ “ (www.eai.o rg) DTEND:20091029T221500Z DTSTAMP:20091029T211500Z DTSTART:20091029T211500Z LOCATION:Einstein Auditorium\, The Barney Building\, 34 Stuyvesant St. ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:Tlb214 SUMMARY:Visting Artist Talk: Kalup Linzy UID:20091029T211500Z-216349@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216349 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216349 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Special Events DESCRIPTION:Join your fellow alumni for \n\nA Steinhardt Halloween Happy Ho ur Event\n\nThe Village Lantern\n167 Bleecker Street\nNYC\n\n6:00 pm - 8:0 0 pm\n$15 per person\nTwo hour unlimited beers\, mixed drinks and wine\nYo u must be 21 or older to attend\n\nTo register\, visit: http://alumni.nyu. edu/Steinhardt_Happy_Hour\n\nNote\, when visiting the link above\, you wil l be asked to join NYUniverse\, our new online community just for alumni. You must join NYUniverse in order to register for the Happy Hour. \n\nTo join\, click the pink "first time log-in" link above the username and pass word boxes. Enter your last name as prompted\, and find yourself in the l ist of names. You will be prompted to enter an ID number. Your ten-digit ID number begins with four zeroes and is located above your name on any r ecent mailing you have received from the NYU Alumni Office. Enter this num ber\, click verify\, and then visit the events page to sign-up for the Hap py Hour!\n\nIf you need help finding your ID number\, or further assistanc e with registration\, please email np36@nyu.edu. DTEND:20091030Z DTSTAMP:20091029T220000Z DTSTART:20091029T220000Z LOCATION:The Village Lantern\, 167 Bleecker Street\, NYC ORGANIZER;CN=Natalie Pascarella:MAILTO:np36@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Steinhardt Halloween Happy Hour UID:20091029T220000Z-218703@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal205&id=218703 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:0 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218703 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Woyzeck\nBy Georg Büchner\nAn adaptation by Gisli Örn Gardarsso n with lyrics by Nick Cave \nProgram in Educational Theatre\nLocation: Bla ck Box Theatre\nAdmission: $10/ General\, $5 students and senior citizens \nFor ticket information and reservations\, please contact the Steinhardt School Box Office at 212 998 5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu \nFrida y\, October 23 at 8 pm\nSaturday\, October 24 at 8 pm\nSunday\, October 25 at 3 pm\nThursday\, October 29 at 8 pm\nFriday\, October 30 at 8 pm\nSatu rday\, October 31 at 8 pm\nSunday\, November 1 at 3 pm DTEND:20091030T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091030Z DTSTART:20091030Z LOCATION:Black Box Theatre\, 82 Washington Square East ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Woyzeck UID:20091030Z-210688@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210688 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205281%20or%20steinhardt.boxoffice%40nyu.edu X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210688 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:future come new again\nElaine Cameron-Weir\nWork on view: Octob er 27 - 31\nRosenberg Gallery\nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nCommunity Building Game\nAmelia Saul and Gustabo Valazquez\nWork on view: October 21 - 31st\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant S t.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091031 DTSTAMP:20091030T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091030 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091030T040000Z-215802@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215802 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215802 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091031 DTSTAMP:20091030T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091030 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091030T040000Z-218110@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218110 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218110 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091031 DTSTAMP:20091030T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091030 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091030T040000Z-218218@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218218 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218218 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:Annual graduate program conference sponsored by the NYU Steinha rdt Department of Media\, Culture\, and Communication. Contact mcc.events for information.\n\nKeynote speaker: Brian Larkin\, Anthropology\, Barnard College\, Columbia University. http://www.columbia.edu/cu/anthropology/fa c-bios/larkin/faculty.html\n\nFor full schedule of presentations and to RS VP visit: http://www.nyu.edu/media.culture/events/event.html?e_id=1663 DTEND:20091030T220000Z DTSTAMP:20091030T130000Z DTSTART:20091030T130000Z LOCATION:Helen Mills Theater (137 West 26th Street) ORGANIZER;CN=Stacy Rosenberg:MAILTO:stacy.rosenberg@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Neil Postman Graduate Conference with Brian Larkin UID:20091030T130000Z-217493@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=217493 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217493 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Special Events DESCRIPTION:NYU Media\, Culture\, and Communication\nNeil Postman Graduate Conference\n\nFriday\, October 30\, 2009\n9:00 AM - 6:00 PM\n\n\nHelen Mil ls Theater\n(137 West 26th Street)\n\nThis conference is free and open to all those interested as seating allows. Please RSVP so we have an accurate count for catering. Thank you! \n\nTo RSVP\, visit: http://www.nyu.edu/me dia.culture/events/event.html?e_id=1663\n\nSchedule of Presentations\n9:00 - Doors open | Coffee served\n\n9:15 - Welcome\n* Marita Sturken\, Chair\ n* Rod Benson\, Director of Graduate Studies\n\n9:30 - Panel I – Vision\, Sound and/as Commodity\n* Jamie Berthe\, “Deconstructing Tarzan or Reconst ructing Racial Hierarchies?”\n* Melissa De Witte\, “Memory and the Spectac le: Phantom and fantasy in a new economy of the image”\n* Jennifer Heuson\ , “Soundscapes of the Black Hills: An acoustemology of the American West”\ n* Faculty moderator: Martin Scherzinger\n\n11:00 - Panel II – Politics of Memory\n* Lisa Gitelman\, "Daniel Ellsberg and the lost idea of the photo copy"\n* Hatim El-Hibri\, “Sectarianism\, Maps and Beirut: From the French Mandate through the end of the civil war (1920-1991)”\n* Christine Weible \, “How the creation of museums and memorials at the site of the ex-ESMA i s impacting collective memory of the Dirty War in Argentina”\n* Scott Selb erg\, "Cognitive Fever: Remembering Alzheimer's at the National Library of Medicine"\n* Faculty moderator: Nicholas Mirzoeff\n\n12:45 - Lunch served \n\n1:30 - Brian Larkin\, Anthropology\, Barnard College\, Columbia Univer sity\n\n2:45 - Break\n\n3:00 - Panel III – Media Activism\n* Victor Pickar d\, "Crises and Opportunities in the Ongoing Struggle for Public Service M edia"\n* Evan Brody\, “(De)scribing Disease: Capitalist HIV imagery and cu ltural memory”\n* Dwaipayan Banerjee\, “Media Activism in its Local Place: Lessons from Bhopal”\n* Marco Deseriis\, “The Faker as Producer: Politics of fabrication and the three orders of the fake”\n* Faculty moderator: Al len Feldman\n\n4:45 - Reception | Drinks served DTEND:20091030T220000Z DTSTAMP:20091030T130000Z DTSTART:20091030T130000Z LOCATION:Helen Mills Theater (137 West 26th Street) ORGANIZER;CN=Natalie Pascarella:MAILTO:np36@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Neil Postman Graduate Conference UID:20091030T130000Z-217785@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal205&id=217785 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:0 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217785 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Talks DESCRIPTION:Larry Parker will provide an overview of Critical Race Theory i n education. He is the author of several books and articles on Critical R ace Theory. We will also show a segment from the video series: Race: The P ower of an Illusion. DTEND:20091030T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091030T210000Z DTSTART:20091030T210000Z LOCATION:NYU Silver Center\, Rm. 401\, 100 Washington Sq. East ORGANIZER;CN=Merete Fields:MAILTO:mrlfields@gmail.com SUMMARY:CRITICAL RACE THEORY SYMPOSIUM - Part 3 UID:20091030T210000Z-219012@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal185&id=219012 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:219012 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Trainings/Workshops DESCRIPTION:Module 2: Shoulder\nEric J. Hegedus\, PT\, MHSc\, OCS\, CSCS \ nDoctor of Physical Therapy Division\nDepartment of Community and Family M edicine\nDuke University \nOctober 30-31\, 2009 \n\nFor further informatio n\, please contact Anne Seaton at mas2@nyu.edu or 212-998-9414 DTEND:20091031T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091030T220000Z DTSTART:20091030T220000Z LOCATION:380 Second Avenue\, 4th Floor on the corner of 22nd St and Second Ave ORGANIZER;CN=Lorne Jaffe:MAILTO:lij9100@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Advanced Physical Therapy Examination and Intervention Skills of th e Musculoskeletal System I - Module 2: Shoulder UID:20091030T220000Z-206585@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal193&id=206585 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212-998-9414 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:Anne Seaton X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:206585 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Barnes & Noble/NYU Steinhart Conversations in Jazz Series\nHost ed by Dr. David Schroeder\nInterviews and performances with jazz legends\, NYU Jazz faculty\, and students\nOct. 30\, Lenny Pickett 7pm\nConversatio ns with Lenny Pickett\nLOCATION: Barnes & Noble Booksellers\nADMISSION: Fr ee\nFridays from 7 to 8 pm\nVisit www.bn.com for a schedule of events DTEND:20091031Z DTSTAMP:20091030T230000Z DTSTART:20091030T230000Z LOCATION:150 East 86th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Jason Sosnowski:MAILTO:jts390@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Barnes & Noble/NYU Steinhart Conversations in Jazz Series UID:20091030T230000Z-216588@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=216588 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:www.bn.com X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:www.bn.com X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216588 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Woyzeck\nBy Georg Büchner\nAn adaptation by Gisli Örn Gardarsso n with lyrics by Nick Cave \nProgram in Educational Theatre\nLocation: Bla ck Box Theatre\nAdmission: $10/ General\, $5 students and senior citizens \nFor ticket information and reservations\, please contact the Steinhardt School Box Office at 212 998 5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu \nFrida y\, October 23 at 8 pm\nSaturday\, October 24 at 8 pm\nSunday\, October 25 at 3 pm\nThursday\, October 29 at 8 pm\nFriday\, October 30 at 8 pm\nSatu rday\, October 31 at 8 pm\nSunday\, November 1 at 3 pm DTEND:20091031T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091031Z DTSTART:20091031Z LOCATION:Black Box Theatre\, 82 Washington Square East ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Woyzeck UID:20091031Z-210690@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210690 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205281%20or%20steinhardt.boxoffice%40nyu.edu X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210690 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Percussion Master Class: Ronni Kot Wenzell\nNordic Links: Prese nted by the Danish Government\nJonathan Haas\, Director\nProgram in Percus sion Performance\nLOCATION: Percussion Penthouse\, 13th floor\, 35 W. 4th St.\nADMISSION: Free\nFriday\, October 30 at 8 pm\n\nFor more information: jonathan.haas@nyu.edu DTEND:20091031T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091031Z DTSTART:20091031Z LOCATION:Percussion Penthouse\, 13th floor\, 35 W. 4th St. ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO:jonathan.haas@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Percussion Master Class: Ronni Kot Wenzell UID:20091031Z-210070@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210070 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210070 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Voices À La Carte\nProgram in Vocal Performance\nLocation: The Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal St.\nAdmission: $5\nFor ticket informati on and reservations\, please contact the Steinhardt School Box Office at ( 212) 998-5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu\n\nFIRST ODD PRIME\nThree sh ort musicals\nAloha Flight 243\nWords by Sophia Chapadjiev\, Music by Alli son Leyton-Brown\nTheory of Kiss\nWords by Sophia Chapadjiev\, Music by Al lison Leyton-Brown\nAn Orchestra Imagined: In Four Invisible Movements\nWo rds by Sophia Chapadjiev\, Music by Julianne Wick Davis \nFriday\, October 30 at 8pm\nSaturday\, October 31 at 3 pm and 8 pm DTEND:20091031T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091031Z DTSTART:20091031Z LOCATION:Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal St. ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Voices À La Carte: First Odd Prime UID:20091031Z-210410@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210410 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:%28212%29%20998-5281%20or%20steinhardt.boxoffice%40nyu .edu X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:(212) 998-5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210410 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:future come new again\nElaine Cameron-Weir\nWork on view: Octob er 27 - 31\nRosenberg Gallery\nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nCommunity Building Game\nAmelia Saul and Gustabo Valazquez\nWork on view: October 21 - 31st\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant S t.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091101 DTSTAMP:20091031T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091031 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091031T040000Z-215804@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215804 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215804 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091101 DTSTAMP:20091031T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091031 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091031T040000Z-218112@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218112 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218112 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091101 DTSTAMP:20091031T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091031 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091031T040000Z-218220@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218220 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218220 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:Module 2: Shoulder\nEric J. Hegedus\, PT\, MHSc\, OCS\, CSCS \ nDoctor of Physical Therapy Division\nDepartment of Community and Family M edicine\nDuke University \nOctober 30-31\, 2009 \n\nFor further informatio n\, please contact Anne Seaton at mas2@nyu.edu or 212-998-9414 DTEND:20091031T220000Z DTSTAMP:20091031T120000Z DTSTART:20091031T120000Z LOCATION:380 Second Avenue\, 4th Floor on the corner of 22nd St and Second Ave ORGANIZER;CN=Lorne Jaffe:MAILTO:lij9100@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Advanced Physical Therapy Examination and Intervention Skills of th e Musculoskeletal System I - Module 2: Shoulder UID:20091031T120000Z-206586@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal193&id=206586 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212-998-9414 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:Anne Seaton X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:206586 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Voices À La Carte\nProgram in Vocal Performance\nLocation: The Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal St.\nAdmission: $5\nFor ticket informati on and reservations\, please contact the Steinhardt School Box Office at ( 212) 998-5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu\n\nFIRST ODD PRIME\nThree sh ort musicals\nAloha Flight 243\nWords by Sophia Chapadjiev\, Music by Alli son Leyton-Brown\nTheory of Kiss\nWords by Sophia Chapadjiev\, Music by Al lison Leyton-Brown\nAn Orchestra Imagined: In Four Invisible Movements\nWo rds by Sophia Chapadjiev\, Music by Julianne Wick Davis \nFriday\, October 30 at 8pm\nSaturday\, October 31 at 3 pm and 8 pm DTEND:20091031T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091031T190000Z DTSTART:20091031T190000Z LOCATION:Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal St. ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Voices À La Carte: First Odd Prime UID:20091031T190000Z-210412@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210412 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:%20%28212%29%20998-5281%20or%20steinhardt.boxoffice%40 nyu.edu X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:(212) 998-5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210412 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Woyzeck\nBy Georg Büchner\nAn adaptation by Gisli Örn Gardarsso n with lyrics by Nick Cave \nProgram in Educational Theatre\nLocation: Bla ck Box Theatre\nAdmission: $10/ General\, $5 students and senior citizens \nFor ticket information and reservations\, please contact the Steinhardt School Box Office at 212 998 5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu \nFrida y\, October 23 at 8 pm\nSaturday\, October 24 at 8 pm\nSunday\, October 25 at 3 pm\nThursday\, October 29 at 8 pm\nFriday\, October 30 at 8 pm\nSatu rday\, October 31 at 8 pm\nSunday\, November 1 at 3 pm DTEND:20091101T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091101Z DTSTART:20091101Z LOCATION:Black Box Theatre\, 82 Washington Square East ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Woyzeck UID:20091101Z-210692@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210692 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205281%20or%20steinhardt.boxoffice%40nyu.edu X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210692 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Voices À La Carte\nProgram in Vocal Performance\nLocation: The Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal St.\nAdmission: $5\nFor ticket informati on and reservations\, please contact the Steinhardt School Box Office at ( 212) 998-5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu\n\nFIRST ODD PRIME\nThree sh ort musicals\nAloha Flight 243\nWords by Sophia Chapadjiev\, Music by Alli son Leyton-Brown\nTheory of Kiss\nWords by Sophia Chapadjiev\, Music by Al lison Leyton-Brown\nAn Orchestra Imagined: In Four Invisible Movements\nWo rds by Sophia Chapadjiev\, Music by Julianne Wick Davis \nFriday\, October 30 at 8pm\nSaturday\, October 31 at 3 pm and 8 pm DTEND:20091101T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091101Z DTSTART:20091101Z LOCATION:Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal St. ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Voices À La Carte: First Odd Prime UID:20091101Z-210414@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210414 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:%28212%29%20998-5281%20or%20steinhardt.boxoffice%40nyu .edu X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:(212) 998-5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210414 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091101 DTSTAMP:20091101T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091101 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091101T040000Z-218114@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218114 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218114 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091101 DTSTAMP:20091101T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091101 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091101T040000Z-218222@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218222 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218222 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Deadlines DESCRIPTION:Applications received after this date will be considered on a s pace-available basis only. \n\nHow to Apply DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091101 DTSTAMP:20091101T040000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091101 LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Daniel Young:MAILTO:daniel.young@nyu.edu SUMMARY:final application deadline for January Intersession Study Abroad Pr ograms UID:20091101T040000Z-219021@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal226&id=219021 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:219021 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Blue Note / NYU Jazz Faculty Sunday Brunch\nFeaturing NYU Jazz Studies Artists/Faculty and students\nLOCATION: Blue Note Jazz Club\, 131 West 3rd St.\nADMISSION: $24.50 includes music charge and brunch \nEvery first Sunday of the month\, sets at 12:30 pm and 2:30 pm. \nVisit: www.blu enotejazz.com for ticketing information\n\nSunday\, September 6: Jean-Mich el Pilc and the NYU Jazz Faculty Quartet\nNick Myers\, saxophone\, (Steinh ardt ’09)\; Mike Richmond\, bass\;\nBilly Drummond\, drums\n\nSunday\, Oct ober 4: Kenny Werner and his NYU Ensemble\n\nSunday\, November 1: Don Frie dman Trio plus Strings\nMartin Wind\, bass\; Evan Hughes\, drums (Steinhar dt ’11)\n \nSunday\, December 6: Combo Nuvo\, NYU Artist-In-Residence Ense mble\nDave Schroeder\, Lenny Pickett\, Brad Shepik\, Rich Shemaria\, Mike Richmond\, John Hadfield DTEND:20091101T183000Z DTSTAMP:20091101T173000Z DTSTART:20091101T173000Z LOCATION:Blue Note Jazz Club\, 131 West 3rd St. ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Blue Note / NYU Jazz Faculty Sunday Brunch UID:20091101T173000Z-209884@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=209884 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:www.bluenotejazz.com%20for%20ticketing%20information X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:www.bluenotejazz.com for ticketing information X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:209884 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Woyzeck\nBy Georg Büchner\nAn adaptation by Gisli Örn Gardarsso n with lyrics by Nick Cave \nProgram in Educational Theatre\nLocation: Bla ck Box Theatre\nAdmission: $10/ General\, $5 students and senior citizens \nFor ticket information and reservations\, please contact the Steinhardt School Box Office at 212 998 5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu \nFrida y\, October 23 at 8 pm\nSaturday\, October 24 at 8 pm\nSunday\, October 25 at 3 pm\nThursday\, October 29 at 8 pm\nFriday\, October 30 at 8 pm\nSatu rday\, October 31 at 8 pm\nSunday\, November 1 at 3 pm DTEND:20091101T210000Z DTSTAMP:20091101T200000Z DTSTART:20091101T200000Z LOCATION:Black Box Theatre\, 82 Washington Square East ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Woyzeck UID:20091101T200000Z-210694@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210694 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205281%20or%20steinhardt.boxoffice%40nyu.edu %20Friday%2C%20October%2023%20at%208%20pm X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu Friday\, Octo ber 23 at 8 pm X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210694 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Across the Ether: Multimedia Performance\nLOCATION: Frederick L oewe Theatre\nADMISSION: Free\n\nSunday\, November 1 at 8 pm DTEND:20091102T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091102T010000Z DTSTART:20091102T010000Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Across the Ether: Multimedia Performance UID:20091102T010000Z-210679@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210679 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210679 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091103 DTSTAMP:20091102T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091102 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091102T050000Z-218116@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218116 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218116 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091103 DTSTAMP:20091102T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091102 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091102T050000Z-218224@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218224 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218224 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091104 DTSTAMP:20091103T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091103 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091103T050000Z-218118@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218118 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218118 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091104 DTSTAMP:20091103T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091103 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091103T050000Z-218226@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218226 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218226 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Special Events DESCRIPTION:You are invited to\n\nAn Alumni Career Counseling Breakfast\n\n with Allison Cheston and Laurie Rosenfield\n\nMs. Cheston and Ms. Rosenfie ld are career counselors specializing in the mid-life career job search. A ttend this special alumni event to hear from them on how to breathe new li fe into your career and learn to make most of social networking tools like LinkedIn and Facebook.\n\nTuesday\, November 3\, 2009\n8:30 am to 10:30 a m\n\nThe Torch Club\n18 Waverly Place\nNew York\, NY 10003\n\n$40 per pers on\n\nTo register\, visit: http://alumni.nyu.edu/SteinhardtCareerBreakfast \n\nNote\, when visiting the link above\, you will be asked to join NYUniv erse\, our new online community just for alumni. You must join NYUniverse in order to register for the Career Breakfast.\n\nTo join\, click the pink "first time log-in" link above the username and password boxes. Enter yo ur last name as prompted\, and find yourself in the list of names. You wi ll be prompted to enter an ID number. Your ten-digit ID number begins wit h four zeroes and is located above your name on any recent mailing you hav e received from the NYU Alumni Office. Enter this number\, click verify\, and then visit the events page to sign-up for the Career Breakfast!\n\nIf you need help finding your ID number\, or further assistance with registra tion\, please email np36@nyu.edu. DTEND:20091103T153000Z DTSTAMP:20091103T133000Z DTSTART:20091103T133000Z LOCATION:NYU Torch club\, 18 Waverly Place\, NYC ORGANIZER;CN=Natalie Pascarella:MAILTO:np36@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Career Breakfast UID:20091103T133000Z-218704@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal205&id=218704 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:0 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218704 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Special Events DESCRIPTION: DTEND:20091103T150000Z DTSTAMP:20091103T140000Z DTSTART:20091103T140000Z LOCATION:Pless Hall\, 82 Washington Square East\, 1st Floor Student Lounge ORGANIZER;CN=Andrea Fannelli:MAILTO:andrea.fannelli@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Fast Break Bagel Breakfast UID:20091103T140000Z-208272@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal184&id=208272 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:0 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:208272 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:Department of Communicative Sciences and Disorders Colloquium\n Whitney Postman-Caucheteux (Temple University)\nContralesional Activity Li nked to Overt Naming Errors in Chronic Aphasic Patients DTEND:20091103T215000Z DTSTAMP:20091103T202000Z DTSTART:20091103T202000Z LOCATION:665 Broadway\, 9th floor conference room ORGANIZER;CN=Adam Buchwald:MAILTO:abb6@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Postman-Caucheteux Colloquium UID:20091103T202000Z-217237@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal194&id=217237 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217237 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:Eight Years Later: The Lessons of Sept. 11\nAs President Obama struggles with the decision to send many thousands more troops to Afghanis tan\, many foreign policy experts insist the battle for hearts and minds s hould not be taking place in those treacherous mountains\, but in major ci ties like New York\, Berlin\, Paris and London. Even Denver.\n \nThe recen t arrest of suspected terrorist Najibullah Zazi who is from Queens\, focus es the spotlight on many chilling aspects of our domestic counterterrorism program. As the memory of 9/11 fades\, we are forced to face the fact th at there are terrorists among us who are intent on attacking us again. Me anwhile\, the F.B.I. and NYPD remain locked in a counter-productive bureau cratic struggle. Eight years after 9/11\, what has been done to make the w orld a safer place? Join us for a seriously eye-opening revelation of wha t is being done - and what is not.\n\nPeter Lance\, author\, Triple Cross: How bin Laden's Master Spy Penetrated the CIA\, the Green Berets and the FBI\n\nPresented with NYU's Department of Media\, Culture and Communicatio n\n \n\nWHEN: Tuesday\, November 3rd\, 6:30 to 8:00 pm\nWHERE: NYU\, Kim mel Student Center\, Room 802\, 60 Washington Square South\nRSVP: visit ww w.cencom.org\, email info@cencom.org or call 212-686-5005\n\nVisit cencom. org to register (free for students & faculty) DTEND:20091104T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091103T233000Z DTSTART:20091103T233000Z LOCATION:Kimmel Center room 802 ORGANIZER;CN=Stacy Rosenberg:MAILTO:stacy.rosenberg@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Center for Communication Speaker Series: Can the War on Terror Be W on? UID:20091103T233000Z-219691@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=219691 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:219691 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Faculty Recital\nGrant Wenaus\, piano\, with Scott Murphree\nPr ogram in Vocal Performance\nLOCATION: Frederick Loewe Theatre\nADMISSION: Free\nMonday\, November 3 at 8 pm DTEND:20091104T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091104T010000Z DTSTART:20091104T010000Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre 35 West 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Faculty Recital: Grant Wenaus UID:20091104T010000Z-211617@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=211617 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:211617 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091105 DTSTAMP:20091104T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091104 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091104T050000Z-218120@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218120 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218120 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091105 DTSTAMP:20091104T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091104 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091104T050000Z-218228@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218228 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218228 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Senior Honors Group Exhibition\nCurated by Hiroshi Sunari Jonat han Berger\, and Keith Mayerson \nWorks on view: November 4 - 15\nThe Comm ons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND:20091105Z DTSTAMP:20091104T220000Z DTSTART:20091104T220000Z LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibition Opening: Senior Honors Group Exhibition UID:20091104T220000Z-215808@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215808 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215808 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Special Events DESCRIPTION:Please join us for an Open House for the NYU Clinical Residency Program in Orthopedic Physical Therapy\n\nThe Open House will be held on Wednesday\, November 4\, 2008 from 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM at the New York Unive rsity Department of Physical Therapy located at 380 Second Avenue\, 4th Fl oor (on the corner of E. 22nd St and Second Ave) New York\, NY 10010\n\nIf interested\, please RSVP at http:/ /events.embark.com/event/steinhardt/grad/oncampus/RegisterAndReserve.asp?F ORMSTATE=1&EVID=70807 or contact Marie McLaughlin at marie.mclaughlin@ nyu.edu or 212-998-9413. DTEND:20091105T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091104T230000Z DTSTART:20091104T230000Z LOCATION:380 Second Avenue\, 4th Floor on the corner of 22nd St and Second Ave ORGANIZER;CN=Lorne Jaffe:MAILTO:lj30@nyu.edu SUMMARY:NYU Clinical Residency Program in Orthopedic Physical Therapy Open House UID:20091104T230000Z-216446@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal193&id=216446 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212-998-9413 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:marie.mclaughlin@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216446 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Senior Honors Group Exhibition\nCurated by Hiroshi Sunari Jonat han Berger\, and Keith Mayerson \nWorks on view: November 4 - 15\nThe Comm ons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091106 DTSTAMP:20091105T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091105 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091105T050000Z-215810@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215810 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215810 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091106 DTSTAMP:20091105T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091105 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091105T050000Z-218122@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218122 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218122 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091106 DTSTAMP:20091105T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091105 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091105T050000Z-218230@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218230 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218230 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:American Studies Association annual conference is November 5-8\ , 2009. Go to http://www.theasa.net/annual_meeting/ for details. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091106 DTSTAMP:20091105T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091105 LOCATION:Washington\, DC ORGANIZER;CN=Stacy Rosenberg:MAILTO:stacy.rosenberg@nyu.edu SUMMARY:American Studies Association UID:20091105T050000Z-206295@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=206295 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:206295 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Talks DESCRIPTION:Born in 1961 in Meridianville\, Alabama\, Verne Dawson attended both the Cooper Union School of Art and the Art Student’s League of New Y ork in his formative years. He currently lives and works in New York as a painter. His work offers everything from fantastic abstraction to painter ly landscapes\, exploring the mystical world within our physical confines. Saying of his art\, “It's an appreciation of man's place in the world\, in the universe and in nature. We're so human-centric […] that we're not t erribly aware of things outside of human activity\, whereas in the past pe ople were forced to realise their tiny stature in the universe. Now it's a s though the universe is hardly there and the bigger picture has been lost . I wanted to make pictures that were really about the bigger picture - pa inting is about the bigger picture.” (www.recirca.com) DTEND:20091105T231500Z DTSTAMP:20091105T221500Z DTSTART:20091105T221500Z LOCATION:Einstein Auditorium\, The Barney Building\, 34 Stuyvesant St. ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tlb214 SUMMARY:Visting Artist Talk: Verne Dawson UID:20091105T221500Z-216350@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216350 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216350 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Special Events DESCRIPTION:The Alumni Relations Teams from NYU Steinhardt\, NYU College of Arts and Sciences\, and NYU Stern invite you to \n\nGoing Back to Grad Sc hool\nwith John Myers\, Charles Boyle\, and Anika Davis Pratt\n\nJoin NYU graduate admissions professionals\, John Myers (NYU Steinhardt)\, Charles Boyle (NYU Graduate School of Arts and Science)\, and Anika Davis Pratt (N YU Stern School of Business) for an informative panel focusing on the grad uate school admissions process. The speakers will discuss the basics of the graduate school application process\, general criteria used in the adm issions review and decision making process\, and best practices on how to apply and gain funding for graduate studies.\n\nNovember 5\, 2009\n6:00 pm - 8:00 pm\n\nPless Hall Lounge\n82 Washington Square East\nNew York\, NY 10003\n\nTo register\, visit:\n\nhttp://www.surveygizmo.com/s/196215/going -back-to-grad-school DTEND:20091106T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091105T230000Z DTSTART:20091105T230000Z LOCATION:Pless Hall Lounge\, 82 Washington Square East\, NYC ORGANIZER;CN=Natalie Pascarella:MAILTO:np36@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Going Back to Grad School UID:20091105T230000Z-219446@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal205&id=219446 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:0 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:219446 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Distinguished Faculty Series\nProgram in String Performance\nSt ephanie Baer\, Director\nArturo Delmoni\, Violin\nLOCATION: Frederick Loew e Theatre\nADMISSION: Free\nThursday\, November 5 at 8 pm DTEND:20091106T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091106T010000Z DTSTART:20091106T010000Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Faculty Concert: Arturo Delmoni\, violin UID:20091106T010000Z-210072@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210072 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210072 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Senior Honors Group Exhibition\nCurated by Hiroshi Sunari Jonat han Berger\, and Keith Mayerson \nWorks on view: November 4 - 15\nThe Comm ons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091107 DTSTAMP:20091106T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091106 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091106T050000Z-215812@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215812 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215812 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091107 DTSTAMP:20091106T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091106 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091106T050000Z-218124@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218124 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218124 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091107 DTSTAMP:20091106T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091106 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091106T050000Z-218232@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218232 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218232 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:American Studies Association annual conference is November 5-8\ , 2009. Go to http://www.theasa.net/annual_meeting/ for details. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091107 DTSTAMP:20091106T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091106 LOCATION:Washington\, DC ORGANIZER;CN=Stacy Rosenberg:MAILTO:stacy.rosenberg@nyu.edu SUMMARY:American Studies Association UID:20091106T050000Z-206298@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=206298 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:206298 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:New ways to support young children's academic\, social\, and em otional development as they transition into school.\n\nPlease RSVP ny Nov. 2--(212) 998-5000\n\n\nBridget Hamre\, Associate Director\, Center for Ad vanced Study of Teaching and Learning\, University of Virginia curry Scho ol of Education\n\nRespondents\n\nFabiennne Doucet\nAssistant Professor of Teaching and Learning\nNYU Steinhardt\n\nC. Cybele Raver\nProfessor of Ap plied Psychology\nDirector\, Institute for Human Development and Social Ch ange DTEND:20091106T153000Z DTSTAMP:20091106T133000Z DTSTART:20091106T133000Z LOCATION:Kimmel Center\, 60 Washington Square South/Room 914 ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO:steinhardt.events@nyu.edu SUMMARY:The Education Policy Breakfast Series---Educational Transitions fro m Childhood to Adulthood: Research and Policy Initiatives. Part one of t hree. Strenghtening Children's Chances of School Success Before Kindergar ten: Integrating New Evidence from Research and Practice UID:20091106T133000Z-219421@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal84&id=219421 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:%28212%29%20%20998-5000 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:219421 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Presentations DESCRIPTION: DTEND:20091106T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091106T170000Z DTSTART:20091106T170000Z LOCATION:Pless Hall\, 82 Washington Square East\, 3rd Floor Student Lounge ORGANIZER;CN=Andrea Fannelli:MAILTO:andrea.fannelli@nyu.edu SUMMARY:First Fridays for Doctoral Students UID:20091106T170000Z-208270@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal184&id=208270 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:0 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:208270 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Barnes & Noble/NYU Steinhart Conversations in Jazz Series\nHost ed by Dr. David Schroeder\nInterviews and performances with jazz legends\, NYU Jazz faculty\, and students\nNov. 6\, Benny Golson 7pm\nConversations with Benny Golson\nLOCATION: Barnes & Noble Booksellers\nADMISSION: Free\ nFridays from 7 to 8 pm\nVisit www.bn.com for a schedule of events DTEND:20091107T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091107Z DTSTART:20091107Z LOCATION:150 East 86th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Jason Sosnowski:MAILTO:jts390@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Barnes & Noble/NYU Steinhart Conversations in Jazz Series UID:20091107Z-216592@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=216592 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:www.bn.com X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:www.bn.com X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216592 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Senior Honors Group Exhibition\nCurated by Hiroshi Sunari Jonat han Berger\, and Keith Mayerson \nWorks on view: November 4 - 15\nThe Comm ons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091108 DTSTAMP:20091107T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091107 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091107T050000Z-215814@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215814 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215814 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091108 DTSTAMP:20091107T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091107 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091107T050000Z-218126@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218126 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218126 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091108 DTSTAMP:20091107T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091107 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091107T050000Z-218234@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218234 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218234 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:American Studies Association annual conference is November 5-8\ , 2009. Go to http://www.theasa.net/annual_meeting/ for details. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091108 DTSTAMP:20091107T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091107 LOCATION:Washington\, DC ORGANIZER;CN=Stacy Rosenberg:MAILTO:stacy.rosenberg@nyu.edu SUMMARY:American Studies Association UID:20091107T050000Z-206301@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=206301 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:206301 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Special Events DESCRIPTION:Thank you for your interest in our Saturday\, November 7\, 2009 Undergraduate Open House Information Session & Audition Day.\n\nDetails a nd registration here:\nhttp://steinhardt.nyu.edu/music/auditions/openhouse DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091108 DTSTAMP:20091107T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091107 LOCATION:35 W. 4th Street\, Loewe Theatre ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Undergraduate Open House Info Session & Audition Day UID:20091107T050000Z-207353@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=207353 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:207353 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Meetings DESCRIPTION: DTEND:20091107T223000Z DTSTAMP:20091107T140000Z DTSTART:20091107T140000Z LOCATION:Loewe Theatre\, 35 West 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Andrea Fannelli:MAILTO:andrea.fannelli@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Music Department Audition Day UID:20091107T140000Z-208273@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal184&id=208273 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:0 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:208273 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Special Events DESCRIPTION:THE GREEN ALUMNI NETWORK & NYU CARES\, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH TREE S NEW YORK\, PRESENTS:\n\nHands-on Tree Care Workshop and Alumni Lunch\n\n Saturday\, November 7\, 2009\n\nTree Care Workshop: 10:00 am -12:00 pm\nVa nderbilt Hall\n40 Washington Square South\n\nRefreshments: 12:00 -1:30 pm\ nBram Alumni Lounge\n50 West 4th Street\nEnter through Shimkin Hall Lobby\ n\nTo RSVP please email miranda.albert@nyu.edu with your name\, school and email address\n\nTrees NY workshop leaders will assign trees near the Was hington Square Park area to alumni and conduct a tree care workshop. Light refreshments and snacks will be served after the workshop. We look forwar d to seeing you!\n\nTrees New York (TNY) is an environmental and urban for estry nonprofit organization. Their mission is to plant\, preserve and pro tect New York City's neighborhood trees through education\, active citizen participation and advocacy.\n\nPLEASE NOTE: If you are unable to attend t he event\, please consider a making a gift in support of our students and initiatives at www.nyu.edu. DTEND:20091107T183000Z DTSTAMP:20091107T150000Z DTSTART:20091107T150000Z LOCATION:Vanderbilt Hall 40 Washington Square South ORGANIZER;CN=Natalie Pascarella:MAILTO:np36@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Hands-on Tree Care Workshop and Alumni Lunch UID:20091107T150000Z-219473@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal205&id=219473 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:0 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:219473 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Senior Honors Group Exhibition\nCurated by Hiroshi Sunari Jonat han Berger\, and Keith Mayerson \nWorks on view: November 4 - 15\nThe Comm ons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091109 DTSTAMP:20091108T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091108 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091108T050000Z-215816@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215816 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215816 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091109 DTSTAMP:20091108T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091108 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091108T050000Z-218128@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218128 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218128 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091109 DTSTAMP:20091108T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091108 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091108T050000Z-218236@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218236 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218236 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:American Studies Association annual conference is November 5-8\ , 2009. Go to http://www.theasa.net/annual_meeting/ for details. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091109 DTSTAMP:20091108T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091108 LOCATION:Washington\, DC ORGANIZER;CN=Stacy Rosenberg:MAILTO:stacy.rosenberg@nyu.edu SUMMARY:American Studies Association UID:20091108T050000Z-206304@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=206304 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:206304 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, November 8\, 2009 at 3pm\nCOME SEE US AT OUR NEW VENUE \nLocation: Room 303\nEducation Building\, 35 West 4th Street\nNew York\, NY 10012\nFor more information\, please call 212 998 5867\n$5 General\, Ch ildren & Students Free\nProgram in Educational Theatre\n\nInternationally renowned storyteller and author\, DIANE\nWOLKSTEIN\, tells stories of grit and survival\, wisdom and\nhumor from one of the world’s great living ora l traditions.\nCollected on her many trips to Haiti\, these wise and witty \nstories for all ages reveal a culture dealing with the nitty and\nthe gr itty of life and teach us how to survive and thrive in a\nvery tricky worl d. DTEND:20091108T210000Z DTSTAMP:20091108T200000Z DTSTART:20091108T200000Z LOCATION:Room 303 of the NYU Education Building\, 35 W. Fourth St. ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Storytelling: Tales for Our Time UID:20091108T200000Z-209621@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=209621 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:%20212%20998%205867 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5867 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:209621 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Deadlines DESCRIPTION: DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091110 DTSTAMP:20091109T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091109 LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Andrea Fannelli:MAILTO:andrea.fannelli@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Last Day to Withdraw from Classes UID:20091109T050000Z-208274@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal184&id=208274 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:0 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:208274 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Senior Honors Group Exhibition\nCurated by Hiroshi Sunari Jonat han Berger\, and Keith Mayerson \nWorks on view: November 4 - 15\nThe Comm ons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091110 DTSTAMP:20091109T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091109 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091109T050000Z-215818@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215818 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215818 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091110 DTSTAMP:20091109T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091109 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091109T050000Z-218130@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218130 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218130 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091110 DTSTAMP:20091109T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091109 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091109T050000Z-218238@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218238 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218238 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Meetings DESCRIPTION: DTEND:20091109T220000Z DTSTAMP:20091109T180000Z DTSTART:20091109T180000Z LOCATION:Barney Building\, 34 Stuyvesant Street ORGANIZER;CN=Andrea Fannelli:MAILTO:andrea.fannelli@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Art Department Portfolio Day UID:20091109T180000Z-208275@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal184&id=208275 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:0 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:208275 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Senior Honors Group Exhibition\nCurated by Hiroshi Sunari Jonat han Berger\, and Keith Mayerson \nWorks on view: November 4 - 15\nThe Comm ons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091111 DTSTAMP:20091110T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091110 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091110T050000Z-215820@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215820 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215820 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091111 DTSTAMP:20091110T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091110 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091110T050000Z-218132@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218132 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218132 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091111 DTSTAMP:20091110T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091110 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091110T050000Z-218240@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218240 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218240 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Special Events DESCRIPTION:Join the Steinhardt Alumni Office and authors Elizabeth and Mic hael Norman for a discussion featuring their book\n\nTears in the Darkness : The Story of the Bataan Death March and its Aftermath\n\nLunch will be s erved\n\nRegistration and location details are coming soon\, so please sav e the date and stay tuned! DTEND:20091110T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091110T170000Z DTSTART:20091110T170000Z LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Natalie Pascarella:MAILTO:np36@nyu.edu SUMMARY:NYU Steinhardt at Noon: Tears in the Dark with Elizabeth and Michae l Norman UID:20091110T170000Z-217851@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal205&id=217851 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:0 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217851 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Meetings DESCRIPTION:[In this field\, make sure to include as many details about you r event as possible. For example: the address of the event\, whether an ID is required to attend\, or anything else that is not specified under Basi c Options.] DTEND:20091110T184500Z DTSTAMP:20091110T173000Z DTSTART:20091110T173000Z LOCATION:Payne Room\, Pless Building\, 4th Floor ORGANIZER;CN=Annette Morales:MAILTO:annette.morales@nyu.edu SUMMARY:MCC Faculty Meeting UID:20091110T173000Z-207296@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=207296 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:207296 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Special Events DESCRIPTION:Please come visit us and learn about our master's programs in I nstrumental Performance\, Jazz Performance\, Piano Performance\, Vocal Per formance\, Music Composition\, Scoring for Film and Multimedia\, Music Bus iness\, Music Technology\, Music Education\, Music Therapy\, Dance Educati on\, Educational Theatre\, Performing Arts Administration\, and Drama Ther apy.\n\n * Tuesday\, November 10\, 2009 6:00PM\n NYU Welcome Cent er\, 50 West 4th Street\n RSVP to this event: \nhttp://steinhardt.nyu .edu/graduate_admissions/information_sessions#Music DTEND:20091111T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091110T230000Z DTSTART:20091110T230000Z LOCATION:NYU Welcome Center\, 50 West 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Master's Programs Info Session UID:20091110T230000Z-207355@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=207355 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:207355 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Presentations DESCRIPTION:Our Information Sessions will provide an opportunity to get mor e information\nabout our program\, tour of our facilities\, meet our innov ative faculty\, ask\nquestions about the field and research opportunities. \n\nRSVP by calling 212 998-5230 DTEND:20091111Z DTSTAMP:20091110T230000Z DTSTART:20091110T230000Z LOCATION:665 Broadway\, 9th Floor\, New York\, NY\, 10012 ORGANIZER;CN=Christopher Yee Mon:MAILTO:cym223@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Information Session (RSVP by calling 212 998-5230) UID:20091110T230000Z-206991@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal194&id=206991 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998-5230 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:206991 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Senior Honors Group Exhibition\nCurated by Hiroshi Sunari Jonat han Berger\, and Keith Mayerson \nWorks on view: November 4 - 15\nThe Comm ons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091112 DTSTAMP:20091111T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091111 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091111T050000Z-215822@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215822 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215822 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091112 DTSTAMP:20091111T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091111 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091111T050000Z-218134@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218134 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218134 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091112 DTSTAMP:20091111T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091111 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091111T050000Z-218242@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218242 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218242 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Steinhardt at Saklad Series\nThis cocktail-hour concert series features the talents of NYU Steinhardt pianists\, joined by performers fro m Vocal and Instrumental Performance\nMarilyn Nonken\, Director\nProgram i n Piano Performance\nLOCATION: Saklad Auditorium\, 24th Street & 1st Avenu e\nADMISSION: Free\, reception to follow\nWednesday\, November 11 at 6:30 pm: The Pianists of NYU Steinhardt DTEND:20091112T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091111T233000Z DTSTART:20091111T233000Z LOCATION:Saklad Auditorium\, 24th Street & 1st Avenue ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO:marilyn.nonken@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Pianists of NYU Steinhardt at Saklad UID:20091111T233000Z-210107@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210107 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210107 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Senior Honors Group Exhibition\nCurated by Hiroshi Sunari Jonat han Berger\, and Keith Mayerson \nWorks on view: November 4 - 15\nThe Comm ons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091113 DTSTAMP:20091112T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091112 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091112T050000Z-215824@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215824 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215824 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091113 DTSTAMP:20091112T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091112 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091112T050000Z-218136@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218136 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218136 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091113 DTSTAMP:20091112T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091112 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091112T050000Z-218244@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218244 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218244 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:National Communication Association conference is Nov. 12-15\, 2 009. Go to http://www.natcom.org for details. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091113 DTSTAMP:20091112T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091112 LOCATION:Chicago ORGANIZER;CN=Stacy Rosenberg:MAILTO:stacy.rosenberg@nyu.edu SUMMARY:NCA UID:20091112T050000Z-206307@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=206307 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:206307 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:For more details: http://www.law.nyu.edu/centers/ili/colloquia /fall2009/index.htm?SSContributor=false DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091113 DTSTAMP:20091112T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091112 LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Cathy Waldo:MAILTO:cathy.waldo@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Paul Ohm\, University of Colorado Law School "Broken Promises of Pr ivacy: Limits of Anonymization and the Power of Reidentification" UID:20091112T050000Z-213959@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=213959 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:213959 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Talks DESCRIPTION:Born in Wisconsin\, Grabner received her artistic education fro m Northwestern University and the University of Wisconsin\, Milwaukee—and is now a professor and Chair of the Painting and Drawing Department at The School of Art Institute in Chicago. Her abstract paintings consist of ma thematical and repetitious vocabulary. Art critic Barry Schwabsky—another speaker in this visiting artist talk series—said of her work\, “Her paint ings refer to the traditionally feminine realm of the domestic by way of t he metaphorically loaded imagery of fabrics and textiles”. Her work has b een exhibited nationally and internationally\; she is a critic for Artfor um and runs the project spaces The Suburban in Oak Park\, IL and The Poor Farm in Waupaca County in Wisconsin. DTEND:20091112T231500Z DTSTAMP:20091112T221500Z DTSTART:20091112T221500Z LOCATION:Einstein Auditorium\, The Barney Building\, 34 Stuyvesant St. ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tlb214 SUMMARY:Visting Artist Talk: Michelle Grabner UID:20091112T221500Z-216351@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216351 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216351 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:The Recent Advances in Astronomy Seminar is a discussion of the latest astronomical news. The main topics are late-breaking events taken from online sources\, newspaper articles\, and weekly periodicals like Sci ence News. Monthly magazines such as Sky & Telescope\, Astronomy\, and Sci entific American are brought in by members. As students of astronomy\, we learn and ask questions from basic through more advanced subjects - from s tars\, planets\, astrophysics and cosmology. Debates on the significance a nd meaning of recent developments are common. The sessions are\, of course \, free. DTEND:20091113T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091112T230000Z DTSTART:20091112T230000Z LOCATION:239 Greene Street\, Room 801 ORGANIZER;CN=Sarah DeMott:MAILTO:sjd311@nyu.edu SUMMARY:SEMINAR ON RECENT ADVANCES IN ASTRONOMY UID:20091112T230000Z-196687@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal84&id=196687 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:%28212%29%20998-5685 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:rsb9@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:196687 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Senior Honors Group Exhibition\nCurated by Hiroshi Sunari Jonat han Berger\, and Keith Mayerson \nWorks on view: November 4 - 15\nThe Comm ons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091114 DTSTAMP:20091113T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091113 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091113T050000Z-215826@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215826 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215826 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091114 DTSTAMP:20091113T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091113 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091113T050000Z-218138@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218138 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218138 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091114 DTSTAMP:20091113T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091113 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091113T050000Z-218246@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218246 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218246 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:National Communication Association conference is Nov. 12-15\, 2 009. Go to http://www.natcom.org for details. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091114 DTSTAMP:20091113T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091113 LOCATION:Chicago ORGANIZER;CN=Stacy Rosenberg:MAILTO:stacy.rosenberg@nyu.edu SUMMARY:NCA UID:20091113T050000Z-206310@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=206310 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:206310 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:Find out how to write a CV that will impress academic employers . DTEND:20091113T180000Z DTSTAMP:20091113T170000Z DTSTART:20091113T170000Z LOCATION:Wasserman Center for Career Development (133 E. 13th Street\, 2nd Floor - Rm. B) ORGANIZER;CN=Stacy Rosenberg:MAILTO:stacy.rosenberg@nyu.edu SUMMARY:CVs for Academic Jobs UID:20091113T170000Z-220073@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=220073 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:220073 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Barnes & Noble/NYU Steinhart Conversations in Jazz Series\nHost ed by Dr. David Schroeder\nInterviews and performances with jazz legends\, NYU Jazz faculty\, and students\nNov. 13\, John Abercrombie 7pm\nFeaturin g his latest CD: Wait Till You See Her (ECM)\nLOCATION: Barnes & Noble Boo ksellers\nADMISSION: Free\nFridays from 7 to 8 pm\nVisit www.bn.com for a schedule of events DTEND:20091114T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091114Z DTSTART:20091114Z LOCATION:150 East 86th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Jason Sosnowski:MAILTO:jts390@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Barnes & Noble/NYU Steinhart Conversations in Jazz Series UID:20091114Z-216594@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=216594 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:www.bn.com X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:www.bn.com X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216594 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Voices À La Carte\nProgram in Vocal Performance\nLocation: The Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal St.\nAdmission: $5\nFor ticket informati on and reservations\, please contact the Steinhardt School Box Office at ( 212) 998-5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu\n\nQuilters\nBy Molly Newman and Barbara Damashek\nFriday\, November 13 at 8 pm\nSaturday\, November 1 4 at 3 pm and 8 pm DTEND:20091114T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091114T010000Z DTSTART:20091114T010000Z LOCATION:Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal Street ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Voices À La Carte: Quilters UID:20091114T010000Z-210416@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210416 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:%28212%29%20998-5281%20or%20steinhardt.boxoffice%40nyu .edu X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:(212) 998-5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210416 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Senior Honors Group Exhibition\nCurated by Hiroshi Sunari Jonat han Berger\, and Keith Mayerson \nWorks on view: November 4 - 15\nThe Comm ons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091115 DTSTAMP:20091114T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091114 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091114T050000Z-215828@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215828 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215828 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091115 DTSTAMP:20091114T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091114 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091114T050000Z-218140@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218140 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218140 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091115 DTSTAMP:20091114T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091114 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091114T050000Z-218248@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218248 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218248 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:National Communication Association conference is Nov. 12-15\, 2 009. Go to http://www.natcom.org for details. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091115 DTSTAMP:20091114T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091114 LOCATION:Chicago ORGANIZER;CN=Stacy Rosenberg:MAILTO:stacy.rosenberg@nyu.edu SUMMARY:NCA UID:20091114T050000Z-206313@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=206313 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:206313 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Voices À La Carte\nProgram in Vocal Performance\nLocation: The Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal St.\nAdmission: $5\nFor ticket informati on and reservations\, please contact the Steinhardt School Box Office at ( 212) 998-5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu\n\nQuilters\nBy Molly Newman and Barbara Damashek\nFriday\, November 13 at 8 pm\nSaturday\, November 1 4 at 3 pm and 8 pm DTEND:20091114T210000Z DTSTAMP:20091114T200000Z DTSTART:20091114T200000Z LOCATION:Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal Street ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Voices À La Carte: Quilters UID:20091114T200000Z-210418@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210418 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:%20%28212%29%20998-5281%20or%20steinhardt.boxoffice%40 nyu.edu X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:(212) 998-5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210418 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Voices À La Carte\nProgram in Vocal Performance\nLocation: The Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal St.\nAdmission: $5\nFor ticket informati on and reservations\, please contact the Steinhardt School Box Office at ( 212) 998-5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu\n\nQuilters\nBy Molly Newman and Barbara Damashek\nFriday\, November 13 at 8 pm\nSaturday\, November 1 4 at 3 pm and 8 pm DTEND:20091115T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091115T010000Z DTSTART:20091115T010000Z LOCATION:Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal Street ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Voices À La Carte: Quilters UID:20091115T010000Z-210420@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210420 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:%28212%29%20998-5281%20or%20steinhardt.boxoffice%40nyu .edu X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:(212) 998-5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210420 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Senior Honors Group Exhibition\nCurated by Hiroshi Sunari Jonat han Berger\, and Keith Mayerson \nWorks on view: November 4 - 15\nThe Comm ons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091116 DTSTAMP:20091115T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091115 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091115T050000Z-215830@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215830 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215830 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091116 DTSTAMP:20091115T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091115 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091115T050000Z-218142@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218142 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218142 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091116 DTSTAMP:20091115T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091115 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091115T050000Z-218250@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218250 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218250 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:National Communication Association conference is Nov. 12-15\, 2 009. Go to http://www.natcom.org for details. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091116 DTSTAMP:20091115T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091115 LOCATION:Chicago ORGANIZER;CN=Stacy Rosenberg:MAILTO:stacy.rosenberg@nyu.edu SUMMARY:NCA UID:20091115T050000Z-206316@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=206316 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:206316 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Deadlines DESCRIPTION: DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091117 DTSTAMP:20091116T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091116 LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Andrea Fannelli:MAILTO:andrea.fannelli@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Spring 2009 Registration Begins UID:20091116T050000Z-208276@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal184&id=208276 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:0 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:208276 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091117 DTSTAMP:20091116T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091116 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091116T050000Z-218144@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218144 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218144 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091117 DTSTAMP:20091116T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091116 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091116T050000Z-218252@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218252 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218252 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Deadlines DESCRIPTION:Registration Begins at 9:00 a.m. EST for most Undergraduate\, G raduate and Diploma students. DTEND:20091117T045500Z DTSTAMP:20091116T140000Z DTSTART:20091116T140000Z LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Office of the University Registrar:MAILTO:registrar@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Spring 2010 Registration begins UID:20091116T140000Z-218907@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal41&id=218907 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218907 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Special Events DESCRIPTION:A Special Invitation\n\nThe Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy Found ation invites you to an evening of music and conversation\n\nMusic and Med icine: George Gershwin\nwith Dr. Richard Kogan\n\nMonday\, November 16\n6: 30 pm - 9:30 pm\n\nSteinway Hall\n109 West 57th Street\, New York\, NY\n\n In celebration of 50 years as the world's leader in music therapy for auti stic and disabled children and adults\n\nSteinhardt Piano Gallery of Long Island is proud to sponsor this event for Nordoff-Robbins at legendary Ste inway Hall. Join us for cocktails\, hors d'oeuvres\, enlightening entertai nment and a tour of the Steinway showroom.\n\n$75/Donor\nSupports general funding\n\n$150/Benefactor\nSupports music therapy sessions\n\n$300/Patron \nSupports music therapy sessions\, and helps fund music therapy training and research\n\n*The amount of your ticket purchase exceeding $25 is tax-d eductible\n\nSeating is limited\n\nRSVP to 212-998-5151 or email nordoffro bbinsmusictherapy@gmail.com\n\nChecks may be made payable to:\n\nNordoff-R obbins Music Therapy Foundation\nc/o Nordoff-Robbins Center for Music Ther apy\n82 Washington Square East\, 4th Floor\nNew York\, NY 10003 DTEND:20091117T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091116T233000Z DTSTART:20091116T233000Z LOCATION:Steinway Hall\, 109 West 57th Street\, NYC ORGANIZER;CN=Natalie Pascarella:MAILTO:np36@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Music and Medicine: George Gershwin\, hosted by the Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy Foundation UID:20091116T233000Z-220039@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal205&id=220039 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:220039 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091118 DTSTAMP:20091117T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091117 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091117T050000Z-218146@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218146 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218146 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091118 DTSTAMP:20091117T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091117 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091117T050000Z-218254@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218254 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218254 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:Department of Communicative Sciences and Disorders Colloquium\n John Locke (Lehman College)\nA functional approach to language development : Insights from evolution DTEND:20091117T215000Z DTSTAMP:20091117T202000Z DTSTART:20091117T202000Z LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Adam Buchwald:MAILTO:abb6@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Locke Colloquium UID:20091117T202000Z-217239@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal194&id=217239 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217239 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Special Events DESCRIPTION:Department of Communicative Sciences and Disorders Open House e vent - All individuals considering applying to the department as PhD stude nts are welcome to come to meet the faculty and current doctoral students. DTEND:20091118T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091117T230000Z DTSTART:20091117T230000Z LOCATION:665 Broadway\, 9th floor conference room ORGANIZER;CN=Adam Buchwald:MAILTO:abb6@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Ph.D. Prospective Student Open House UID:20091117T230000Z-217252@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal194&id=217252 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217252 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Special Events DESCRIPTION:Join the Alumni Relations Office and Professor Lisa Sasson for a special alumni event\n\nWomen's Health\n\nNovember 17\, 2009\n6:00 pm - 8:00 pm\n\nPless Hall Lounge\n82 Washington Square East\nNYC\n\nTo registe r\, visit: \n\nhttp://www.surveygizmo.com/s/202313/womens-health DTEND:20091118T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091117T230000Z DTSTART:20091117T230000Z LOCATION:82 Washington Square East\, Pless hall Lounge ORGANIZER;CN=Natalie Pascarella:MAILTO:np36@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Women's Health with Professor Lisa Sasson UID:20091117T230000Z-220615@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal205&id=220615 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:0 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:220615 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091119 DTSTAMP:20091118T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091118 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091118T050000Z-218148@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218148 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218148 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091119 DTSTAMP:20091118T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091118 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091118T050000Z-218256@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218256 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218256 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Babble\nAdrienne Smatt\nWork on view: November 18 -30\nRosenber g Gallery \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nRetro-Dead pan\nMaja Hight-Huf\nWork on view: November 18th - 30\nRosenberg Gallery\n Barney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Foor\n\n\nOn the Road\nDan Hers chlein and Jean Kim\nWork on view: November 18 - 30\nThe Commons\nBarney B uilding \n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nSeeing through Glass\nSeihee Koo\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nChi ld's Play \nMeredith Truax & Alioson Sirico\nWork on View: November 18 - 3 0\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND:20091119Z DTSTAMP:20091118T220000Z DTSTART:20091118T220000Z LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibition Openings: Babble\, Retro-Deadpan\, On the Road\, Seeing through Glass\, & Child's Play UID:20091118T220000Z-215872@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215872 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215872 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Percussion Master Class: So Percussion\nJonathan Haas\, Directo r\nProgram in Percussion Performance\nLOCATION: 35 W. 4th St. Percussion P enthouse\, 13th floor\nADMISSION: Free\nWednesday\, November 18 at 7 pm\n\ nFor more information: jonathan.haas@nyu.edu DTEND:20091119T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091119Z DTSTART:20091119Z LOCATION:35 W. 4th St. Percussion Penthouse\, 13th floor ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO:jonathan.haas@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Percussion Master Class: So Percussion UID:20091119Z-210074@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210074 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210074 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:NYU Jazz Master Class Series On Campus\nThis series continues t o foster a dialogue between the music world’s most significant and inspire d artists and students from the NYU Jazz Studies Program \nDr. David Schr oeder\, Director \nLOCATION: Recital Room 779\, 35 W. 4th Street \nADMIS SION: Free\n\nWednesday\, October 14 Kenny Werner 8:30-10 pm \nWednesday\, October 21 Stefon Harris 8:30-10 pm \nWednesday\, November 18 Kenny Werne r 8:30-10 pm DTEND:20091119T023000Z DTSTAMP:20091119T013000Z DTSTART:20091119T013000Z LOCATION:Recital Room 779\, 35 West 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Jazz Master Class Series On Campus UID:20091119T013000Z-210452@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210452 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210452 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Babble\nAdrienne Smatt\nWork on view: November 18 -30\nRosenber g Gallery \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nRetro-Dead pan\nMaja Hight-Huf\nWork on view: November 18th - 30\nRosenberg Gallery\n Barney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Foor\n\nOn the Road\nDan Hersch lein and Jean Kim\nWork on view: November 18 - 30\nThe Commons\nBarney Bui lding \n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nSeeing through Glass\nSeihee Ko o\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nChild 's Play \nMeredith Truax & Alioson Sirico\nWork on View: November 18 - 30\ nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091120 DTSTAMP:20091119T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091119 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091119T050000Z-215903@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215903 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215903 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091120 DTSTAMP:20091119T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091119 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091119T050000Z-218150@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218150 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218150 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091120 DTSTAMP:20091119T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091119 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091119T050000Z-218258@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218258 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218258 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Presentations DESCRIPTION: DTEND:20091119T184500Z DTSTAMP:20091119T173000Z DTSTART:20091119T173000Z LOCATION:Pless Hall\, 82 Washington Square East\, 3rd Floor Student Lounge ORGANIZER;CN=Andrea Fannelli:MAILTO:andrea.fannelli@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Conversations of Color UID:20091119T173000Z-208277@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal184&id=208277 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:0 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:208277 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:Professor Deborah Borisoff\, Department of Media\, Culture\, an d Communication\, will discuss strategies for academic interviews and job search. DTEND:20091119T233000Z DTSTAMP:20091119T220000Z DTSTART:20091119T220000Z LOCATION:Wasserman Center for Career Development (133 E. 13th Street\, 2nd Floor - Grad. Suite) ORGANIZER;CN=Stacy Rosenberg:MAILTO:stacy.rosenberg@nyu.edu SUMMARY:The Academic Job Interview UID:20091119T220000Z-220075@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=220075 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:220075 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Talks DESCRIPTION:Born in New Jersey\, art critic and poet Barry Schwabsky curren tly lives and works in London. His publications include: The Widening Cir cle: Book Left Open in the Rain\; Consequences of Modernism in Contemporar y Art\; the introduction to Vitamin P: New Perspectives in Painting\; Jess ica Stockholder\; and Gillian Wearing: Mass Observation. He is also a reg ular critic on Artforum\, and has taught at NYU\, Yale\, and Goldsmiths Co llege in London. DTEND:20091119T231500Z DTSTAMP:20091119T221500Z DTSTART:20091119T221500Z LOCATION:Einstein Auditorium\, The Barney Building\, 34 Stuyvesant St. ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:Tlb214 SUMMARY:Visiting Artist Talks: Barry Schwabsky UID:20091119T221500Z-216352@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216352 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216352 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:[In this field\, make sure to include as many details about you r event as possible. For example: the address of the event\, whether an ID is required to attend\, or anything else that is not specified under Basi c Options.] DTEND:20091120T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091119T230000Z DTSTART:20091119T230000Z LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Cathy Waldo:MAILTO:cathy.waldo@nyu.edu SUMMARY:DRC Meeting UID:20091119T230000Z-216192@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=216192 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216192 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Evenings of Chamber Music\nLouis DaRos and Stephanie Baer\, Dir ectors\nProgram in Instrumental Performance\nADMISSION: Free\n\nLOCATION: Tenri Cultural Institute\nThursday\, November 19 at 8:30 pm\n\nFor more in formation: louis.daros@nyu.edu DTEND:20091120T023000Z DTSTAMP:20091120T013000Z DTSTART:20091120T013000Z LOCATION:Tenri Cultural Institute\, 43 West 13th Street ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO:louis.daros@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Evenings of Chamber Music UID:20091120T013000Z-210438@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210438 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210438 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Babble\nAdrienne Smatt\nWork on view: November 18 -30\nRosenber g Gallery \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nRetro-Dead pan\nMaja Hight-Huf\nWork on view: November 18th - 30\nRosenberg Gallery\n Barney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Foor\n\nOn the Road\nDan Hersch lein and Jean Kim\nWork on view: November 18 - 30\nThe Commons\nBarney Bui lding \n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nSeeing through Glass\nSeihee Ko o\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nChild 's Play \nMeredith Truax & Alioson Sirico\nWork on View: November 18 - 30\ nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091121 DTSTAMP:20091120T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091120 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091120T050000Z-215904@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215904 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215904 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091121 DTSTAMP:20091120T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091120 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091120T050000Z-218152@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218152 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218152 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091121 DTSTAMP:20091120T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091120 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091120T050000Z-218260@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218260 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218260 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Ben Lear and Grayson Sanders\, two graduating seniors from NYU' s Music Composition program\, would like to welcome you to the collective unconscious.\n\nThey have designed an innovative concert experience around the five stages of REM sleep. The ninety minute "cycle" will feature new music by Ben Lear\, Conrad Winslow\, Dillon Kondor and the premiere of Gr ayson Sanders' sensory deprivation experiment\, "Pyramid Scheme\," as well as video installations\, short films and interactive theater!\n\nThere wi ll be two shows on Friday November 20th at 4pm with doors at 3:30pm and 8p m with doors at 7:30pm at The Dumbo Loft\, 155 Water St.\, Brooklyn\, New York. Be sure to arrive early for a gallery viewing with open bar cocktai ls and hor d'oeuvres.\n\nTo purchase tickets for the early show\, go here: \n\nhttp://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/88809\n\nTo purchase tickets fo r the evening show\, go here:\n\nhttp://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/87 629\n\nAnd for more information\, visit: myspace.com/aytiamatia DTEND:20091120T220000Z DTSTAMP:20091120T210000Z DTSTART:20091120T210000Z LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Jason Sosnowski:MAILTO:jts390@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Aytia/Matia I: Sleep Cycles UID:20091120T210000Z-220868@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=220868 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:220868 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Trainings/Workshops DESCRIPTION:Module 3: Elbow\, Wrist and Hand\nSusan Michlovitz\, PT\, PhD\, CHT\nCayuga Hand Therapy PT\, Ithaca\, NY\nand\nAdjunct Associate Profess or\, Rehabilitation Medicine\nColumbia University\nNovember 20-21\, 2009 \ n\nFor further information\, please contact Anne Seaton at mas2@nyu.edu or 212-998-9414 DTEND:20091121T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091120T230000Z DTSTART:20091120T230000Z LOCATION:380 Second Avenue\, 4th Floor on the corner of 22nd St and Second Ave ORGANIZER;CN=Lorne Jaffe:MAILTO:lij9100@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Advanced Physical Therapy Examination and Intervention Skills of th e Musculoskeletal System I - Module 3: Elbow\, Wrist and Hand UID:20091120T230000Z-206588@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal193&id=206588 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212-998-9414 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:Anne Seaton X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:206588 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:2009 Masters Dance Concert\nSusan Koff\, Producer\; Deborah Dam ast\, Artistic Director\nDance Education Program\nLOCATION: Frederick Loew e Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street\nADMISSION: $10 General\, $5 students and sen iors\nFriday\, November 20 at 8 pm\nSaturday\, November 21 at 2 pm & 8 pm\ nSunday\, November 22 at 2 pm\n\nFor more information: 212 998 5400\, debo rah.damast@nyu.edu DTEND:20091121T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091121T010000Z DTSTART:20091121T010000Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Masters Dance Concert UID:20091121T010000Z-210131@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210131 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205400 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5400 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210131 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:New Student Cabaret\nProgram in Vocal Performance\nLocation: B lack Box Theatre\nAdmission: Free\nTickets available at the theatre begin ning 90 minutes prior to curtain\nFriday\, November 20 at 8 pm\nSaturday\, November 21 at 3 pm and 8 pm DTEND:20091121T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091121T010000Z DTSTART:20091121T010000Z LOCATION:Black Box Theatre\, 82 Washington Square East ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:New Student Cabaret UID:20091121T010000Z-209861@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=209861 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:Tickets%20available%20at%20the%20theatre%20beginning%2 090%20minutes%20prior%20to%20curtain X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:Tickets available at the theatre beginning 90 minutes prio r to curtain X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:209861 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Ben Lear and Grayson Sanders\, two graduating seniors from NYU' s Music Composition program\, would like to welcome you to the collective unconscious.\n\nThey have designed an innovative concert experience around the five stages of REM sleep. The ninety minute "cycle" will feature new music by Ben Lear\, Conrad Winslow\, Dillon Kondor and the premiere of Gr ayson Sanders' sensory deprivation experiment\, "Pyramid Scheme\," as well as video installations\, short films and interactive theater!\n\nThere wi ll be two shows on Friday November 20th at 4pm with doors at 3:30pm and 8p m with doors at 7:30pm at The Dumbo Loft\, 155 Water St.\, Brooklyn\, New York. Be sure to arrive early for a gallery viewing with open bar cocktai ls and hor d'oeuvres.\n\nTo purchase tickets for the early show\, go here: \n\nhttp://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/88809\n\nTo purchase tickets fo r the evening show\, go here:\n\nhttp://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/87 629\n\nAnd for more information\, visit: myspace.com/aytiamatia DTEND:20091121T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091121T010000Z DTSTART:20091121T010000Z LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Jason Sosnowski:MAILTO:jts390@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Aytia/Matia I: Sleep Cycles UID:20091121T010000Z-220871@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=220871 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:220871 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Babble\nAdrienne Smatt\nWork on view: November 18 -30\nRosenber g Gallery \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nRetro-Dead pan\nMaja Hight-Huf\nWork on view: November 18th - 30\nRosenberg Gallery\n Barney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Foor\n\nOn the Road\nDan Hersch lein and Jean Kim\nWork on view: November 18 - 30\nThe Commons\nBarney Bui lding \n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nSeeing through Glass\nSeihee Ko o\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nChild 's Play \nMeredith Truax & Alioson Sirico\nWork on View: November 18 - 30\ nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091122 DTSTAMP:20091121T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091121 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091121T050000Z-215905@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215905 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215905 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091122 DTSTAMP:20091121T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091121 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091121T050000Z-218154@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218154 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218154 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091122 DTSTAMP:20091121T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091121 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091121T050000Z-218262@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218262 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218262 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Talks DESCRIPTION:Los Angeles-based artist Jeffrey Vallance's work encompasses ob ject-making\, installation\, performance\, curating and writing. Critics h ave described his work as an indefinable cross-pollination of many discipl ines. Examples of this practice include such projects as burying a frozen hen (Blinky the Friendly Hen\, 1978) at a pet cemetery in California\, tra veling throughout Polynesia in search of the origin of the myth of Tiki\, having an audience with the King of Tonga\, creating a Richard Nixon Museu m\, installing an exhibit aboard a tugboat in the Västerbotten Maritime Mu seum in Umeå\, Sweden\, curating shows in the fabulous museums of Las Vega s\, such as the Liberace Museum\, Debbie Reynolds Casino\, Cranberry Museu m and the Clown Museum\, and initiating a campaign for “Preserving America ’s Cultural Heritage\,” a federal bill that would establish a benefit fund for all living visual artists in the United States. Vallance will discuss his body of work from the last twenty-five years as well as the works on display in Nine Lives. (hammer.ucla.edu) DTEND:20091121T100000Z DTSTAMP:20091121T090000Z DTSTART:20091121T090000Z LOCATION:Einstein Auditorium\, Barney Building\, First Floor\, 34 Stuyvesan t St. East Village\, NYC ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Visiting Artist Talks: Jeffery Vallance UID:20091121T090000Z-219313@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=219313 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:%28212%29%20998-5799 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:Tammy Brown X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:219313 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Trainings/Workshops DESCRIPTION:Module 3: Elbow\, Wrist and Hand\nSusan Michlovitz\, PT\, PhD\, CHT\nCayuga Hand Therapy PT\, Ithaca\, NY\nand\nAdjunct Associate Profess or\, Rehabilitation Medicine\nColumbia University\nNovember 20-21\, 2009 \ n\nFor further information\, please contact Anne Seaton at mas2@nyu.edu or 212-998-9414 DTEND:20091121T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091121T130000Z DTSTART:20091121T130000Z LOCATION:380 Second Avenue\, 4th Floor on the corner of 22nd St and Second Ave ORGANIZER;CN=Lorne Jaffe:MAILTO:lij9100@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Advanced Physical Therapy Examination and Intervention Skills of th e Musculoskeletal System I - Module 3: Elbow\, Wrist and Hand UID:20091121T130000Z-206590@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal193&id=206590 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212-998-9414 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:Anne Seaton X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:206590 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:2009 Masters Dance Concert\nSusan Koff\, Producer\; Deborah Dam ast\, Artistic Director\nDance Education Program\nLOCATION: Frederick Loew e Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street\nADMISSION: $10 General\, $5 students and sen iors\nFriday\, November 20 at 8 pm\nSaturday\, November 21 at 2 pm & 8 pm\ nSunday\, November 22 at 2 pm\n\nFor more information: 212 998 5400\, debo rah.damast@nyu.edu DTEND:20091121T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091121T190000Z DTSTART:20091121T190000Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Masters Dance Concert UID:20091121T190000Z-210133@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210133 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:%20212%20998%205400%2C%20deborah.damast%40nyu.edu X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5400\, deborah.damast@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210133 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:New Student Cabaret\nProgram in Vocal Performance\nLocation: B lack Box Theatre\nAdmission: Free\nTickets available at the theatre begin ning 90 minutes prior to curtain\nFriday\, November 20 at 8 pm\nSaturday\, November 21 at 3 pm and 8 pm DTEND:20091121T210000Z DTSTAMP:20091121T200000Z DTSTART:20091121T200000Z LOCATION:Black Box Theatre\, 82 Washington Square East ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:New Student Cabaret UID:20091121T200000Z-209863@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=209863 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:Tickets%20available%20at%20the%20theatre%20beginning%2 090%20minutes%20prior%20to%20curtain X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:Tickets available at the theatre beginning 90 minutes prio r to curtain X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:209863 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:NYU Steinhardt is pleased to announce the 1st and 2nd year MFA open studio night. Join us as the 21 artists who make up this interdiscipl inary program host an evening of events related to their art making practi ce. In addition\, artist Jeffrey Vallance will be giving a lecture before the open studios. Several MFA candidates have also curated a screening of films and previously unscreened documentary footage from the Fales Library Downtown Archive\, which showcases the work of artists/musicians/dancers from the East Village and Lower East Side from 1976-1987. DTEND:20091122T023000Z DTSTAMP:20091121T220000Z DTSTART:20091121T220000Z LOCATION:Barney Building\, 34 Stuyvesant St ORGANIZER;CN=Carlos Reyes:MAILTO:cr1269@nyu.edu SUMMARY:MFA 1st and 2nd Year Open Studio Event UID:20091121T220000Z-219944@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=219944 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:Carlos Reyes\, cr1269@nyu.edu\, 310-428-6312 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:219944 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:2009 Masters Dance Concert\nSusan Koff\, Producer\; Deborah Dam ast\, Artistic Director\nDance Education Program\nLOCATION: Frederick Loew e Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street\nADMISSION: $10 General\, $5 students and sen iors\nFriday\, November 20 at 8 pm\nSaturday\, November 21 at 2 pm & 8 pm\ nSunday\, November 22 at 2 pm\n\nFor more information: 212 998 5400\, debo rah.damast@nyu.edu DTEND:20091122T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091122T010000Z DTSTART:20091122T010000Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Masters Dance Concert UID:20091122T010000Z-210135@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210135 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205400%2C%20deborah.damast%40nyu.edu X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5400\, deborah.damast@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210135 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:New Student Cabaret\nProgram in Vocal Performance\nLocation: B lack Box Theatre\nAdmission: Free\nTickets available at the theatre begin ning 90 minutes prior to curtain\nFriday\, November 20 at 8 pm\nSaturday\, November 21 at 3 pm and 8 pm DTEND:20091122T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091122T010000Z DTSTART:20091122T010000Z LOCATION:Black Box Theatre\, 82 Washington Square East ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:New Student Cabaret UID:20091122T010000Z-209865@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=209865 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:Tickets%20available%20at%20the%20theatre%20beginning%2 090%20minutes%20prior%20to%20curtain X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:Tickets available at the theatre beginning 90 minutes prio r to curtain X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:209865 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Babble\nAdrienne Smatt\nWork on view: November 18 -30\nRosenber g Gallery \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nRetro-Dead pan\nMaja Hight-Huf\nWork on view: November 18th - 30\nRosenberg Gallery\n Barney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Foor\n\nOn the Road\nDan Hersch lein and Jean Kim\nWork on view: November 18 - 30\nThe Commons\nBarney Bui lding \n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nSeeing through Glass\nSeihee Ko o\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nChild 's Play \nMeredith Truax & Alioson Sirico\nWork on View: November 18 - 30\ nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091123 DTSTAMP:20091122T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091122 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091122T050000Z-215906@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215906 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215906 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091123 DTSTAMP:20091122T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091122 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091122T050000Z-218156@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218156 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218156 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091123 DTSTAMP:20091122T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091122 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091122T050000Z-218264@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218264 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218264 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:2009 Masters Dance Concert\nSusan Koff\, Producer\; Deborah Dam ast\, Artistic Director\nDance Education Program\nLOCATION: Frederick Loew e Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street\nADMISSION: $10 General\, $5 students and sen iors\nFriday\, November 20 at 8 pm\nSaturday\, November 21 at 2 pm & 8 pm\ nSunday\, November 22 at 2 pm\n\nFor more information: 212 998 5400\, debo rah.damast@nyu.edu DTEND:20091122T200000Z DTSTAMP:20091122T190000Z DTSTART:20091122T190000Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Masters Dance Concert UID:20091122T190000Z-210137@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210137 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205400%2C%20deborah.damast%40nyu.edu X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5400\, deborah.damast@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210137 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Babble\nAdrienne Smatt\nWork on view: November 18 -30\nRosenber g Gallery \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nRetro-Dead pan\nMaja Hight-Huf\nWork on view: November 18th - 30\nRosenberg Gallery\n Barney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Foor\n\nOn the Road\nDan Hersch lein and Jean Kim\nWork on view: November 18 - 30\nThe Commons\nBarney Bui lding \n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nSeeing through Glass\nSeihee Ko o\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nChild 's Play \nMeredith Truax & Alioson Sirico\nWork on View: November 18 - 30\ nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091124 DTSTAMP:20091123T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091123 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091123T050000Z-215907@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215907 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215907 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091124 DTSTAMP:20091123T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091123 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091123T050000Z-218158@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218158 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218158 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091124 DTSTAMP:20091123T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091123 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091123T050000Z-218266@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218266 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218266 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Artist Faculty Recital: Jose Ramon Mendez \nProgram in Piano Pe rformance\nLOCATION: Frederick Loewe Theatre\nADMISSION: Free\nMonday\, No vember 23 at 8 pm DTEND:20091124T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091124T010000Z DTSTART:20091124T010000Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Artist Faculty Recital: Jose Ramon Mendez UID:20091124T010000Z-210670@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210670 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210670 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Babble\nAdrienne Smatt\nWork on view: November 18 -30\nRosenber g Gallery \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nRetro-Dead pan\nMaja Hight-Huf\nWork on view: November 18th - 30\nRosenberg Gallery\n Barney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Foor\n\nOn the Road\nDan Hersch lein and Jean Kim\nWork on view: November 18 - 30\nThe Commons\nBarney Bui lding \n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nSeeing through Glass\nSeihee Ko o\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nChild 's Play \nMeredith Truax & Alioson Sirico\nWork on View: November 18 - 30\ nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091125 DTSTAMP:20091124T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091124 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091124T050000Z-215908@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215908 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215908 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091125 DTSTAMP:20091124T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091124 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091124T050000Z-218160@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218160 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218160 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091125 DTSTAMP:20091124T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091124 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091124T050000Z-218268@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218268 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218268 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Talks DESCRIPTION:Dr. Punkenhofer founded ART&IDEA\, a non-profit organization fo r contemporary art in 1995. He has curated over 80 exhibitions\, publicati ons\, and special projects with more than 300 artists worldwide. Punkenhof er serves as Artistic Director of Vienna Art Week (since 2005) and the Flo w Festival – the first open space in the Balkans\, uniting 100 participant s from science and\nculture from more than 10 countries in the Danube regi on.\n\nPunkenhofer is the Director of the Austrian World Fair Office in ch arge of Austria’s EXPO projects in Aichi\, Japan (2005) and Zaragoza\, Spa in (2008). Since 2005 he has also been in charge of the Creative Industri es Office of Austrian Trade at the \nFederal Economic Chamber. Punkenhofer curated Island in the Mur\, the main attraction of Graz 2003 – Cultural C apital of Europe\, in cooperation with Vito Acconci. He also published a s pecial art edition series for the leading German weekly Die Zeit (2001-200 4).\nPunkenhofer is the editor of Art&IDEA (Hatje Cantz Verlag\, 2007) and author of the forthcoming A Way Beyond Creative Industries\, an\nencyclop edic volume on Creative Industries from a global perspective (Folio Publis hers\, 2010).\n\nPunkenhofer is a 1993 alumnus of the Visual Arts Administ ration M.A. program. DTEND:20091125T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091124T234500Z DTSTART:20091124T234500Z LOCATION:Einstein Auditorium\, Barney Building\, 34 Stuyvesant St. ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:International Cultural Entrepreneurship by Dr. Robert Punkenhofer\, M.A. UID:20091124T234500Z-221215@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=221215 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212-998-5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:221215 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Interstudio Showcase \nUndergraduate and graduate pianists perf orm works from all eras\nMarilyn Nonken\, Director\nProgram in Piano Perfo rmance\nLOCATION: Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street\nADMISSION: F ree\nTuesday\, November 24 at 8 pm DTEND:20091125T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091125T010000Z DTSTART:20091125T010000Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Piano Interstudio Showcase UID:20091125T010000Z-210113@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210113 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210113 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Evenings of Chamber Music\nLouis DaRos and Stephanie Baer\, Dir ectors\nProgram in Instrumental Performance\nADMISSION: Free\n\nLOCATION: Black Box Theatre\nTuesday\, November 24 at 8 pm\n\nFor more information: louis.daros@nyu.edu DTEND:20091125T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091125T010000Z DTSTART:20091125T010000Z LOCATION:Black Box Theatre\, 82 Washington Square East ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO:louis.daros@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Evenings of Chamber Music UID:20091125T010000Z-210093@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210093 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210093 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Babble\nAdrienne Smatt\nWork on view: November 18 -30\nRosenber g Gallery \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nRetro-Dead pan\nMaja Hight-Huf\nWork on view: November 18th - 30\nRosenberg Gallery\n Barney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Foor\n\nOn the Road\nDan Hersch lein and Jean Kim\nWork on view: November 18 - 30\nThe Commons\nBarney Bui lding \n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nSeeing through Glass\nSeihee Ko o\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nChild 's Play \nMeredith Truax & Alioson Sirico\nWork on View: November 18 - 30\ nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091126 DTSTAMP:20091125T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091125 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091125T050000Z-215912@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215912 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215912 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091126 DTSTAMP:20091125T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091125 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091125T050000Z-218162@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218162 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218162 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091126 DTSTAMP:20091125T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091125 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091125T050000Z-218270@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218270 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218270 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Holidays DESCRIPTION: DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091127 DTSTAMP:20091126T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091126 LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Office of the University Registrar:MAILTO:registrar@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Thanksgiving Recess UID:20091126T050000Z-217682@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal41&id=217682 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217682 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Holidays DESCRIPTION:[In this field\, make sure to include as many details about you r event as possible. For example: the address of the event\, whether an ID is required to attend\, or anything else that is not specified under Basi c Options.] DTEND:20091126T060000Z DTSTAMP:20091126T050000Z DTSTART:20091126T050000Z LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Andrea Fannelli:MAILTO:andrea.fannelli@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Thanksgiving Recess UID:20091126T050000Z-208193@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal184&id=208193 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:208193 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Babble\nAdrienne Smatt\nWork on view: November 18 -30\nRosenber g Gallery \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nRetro-Dead pan\nMaja Hight-Huf\nWork on view: November 18th - 30\nRosenberg Gallery\n Barney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Foor\n\nOn the Road\nDan Hersch lein and Jean Kim\nWork on view: November 18 - 30\nThe Commons\nBarney Bui lding \n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nSeeing through Glass\nSeihee Ko o\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nChild 's Play \nMeredith Truax & Alioson Sirico\nWork on View: November 18 - 30\ nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091127 DTSTAMP:20091126T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091126 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091126T050000Z-215914@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215914 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215914 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091127 DTSTAMP:20091126T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091126 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091126T050000Z-218164@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218164 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218164 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091127 DTSTAMP:20091126T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091126 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091126T050000Z-218272@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218272 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218272 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Holidays DESCRIPTION:[In this field\, make sure to include as many details about you r event as possible. For example: the address of the event\, whether an ID is required to attend\, or anything else that is not specified under Basi c Options.] DTEND:20091126T060000Z DTSTAMP:20091126T050000Z DTSTART:20091126T050000Z LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Cathy Waldo:MAILTO:cathy.waldo@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Thanksgiving Recess UID:20091126T050000Z-206844@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=206844 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:206844 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Holidays DESCRIPTION: DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091128 DTSTAMP:20091127T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091127 LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Office of the University Registrar:MAILTO:registrar@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Thanksgiving Recess UID:20091127T050000Z-217683@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal41&id=217683 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217683 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Holidays DESCRIPTION: DTEND:20091127T060000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T050000Z DTSTART:20091127T050000Z LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Andrea Fannelli:MAILTO:andrea.fannelli@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Thanksgiving Recess UID:20091127T050000Z-208194@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal184&id=208194 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:208194 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Babble\nAdrienne Smatt\nWork on view: November 18 -30\nRosenber g Gallery \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nRetro-Dead pan\nMaja Hight-Huf\nWork on view: November 18th - 30\nRosenberg Gallery\n Barney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Foor\n\nOn the Road\nDan Hersch lein and Jean Kim\nWork on view: November 18 - 30\nThe Commons\nBarney Bui lding \n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nSeeing through Glass\nSeihee Ko o\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nChild 's Play \nMeredith Truax & Alioson Sirico\nWork on View: November 18 - 30\ nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091128 DTSTAMP:20091127T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091127 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091127T050000Z-215916@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215916 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215916 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091128 DTSTAMP:20091127T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091127 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091127T050000Z-218166@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218166 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218166 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091128 DTSTAMP:20091127T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091127 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091127T050000Z-218274@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218274 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218274 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:[In this field\, make sure to include as many details about you r event as possible. For example: the address of the event\, whether an ID is required to attend\, or anything else that is not specified under Basi c Options.] DTEND:20091127T060000Z DTSTAMP:20091127T050000Z DTSTART:20091127T050000Z LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Cathy Waldo:MAILTO:cathy.waldo@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Thanksgiving Recess UID:20091127T050000Z-206842@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=206842 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:206842 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Holidays DESCRIPTION: DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091129 DTSTAMP:20091128T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091128 LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Office of the University Registrar:MAILTO:registrar@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Thanksgiving Recess UID:20091128T050000Z-217684@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal41&id=217684 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217684 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Babble\nAdrienne Smatt\nWork on view: November 18 -30\nRosenber g Gallery \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nRetro-Dead pan\nMaja Hight-Huf\nWork on view: November 18th - 30\nRosenberg Gallery\n Barney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Foor\n\nOn the Road\nDan Hersch lein and Jean Kim\nWork on view: November 18 - 30\nThe Commons\nBarney Bui lding \n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nSeeing through Glass\nSeihee Ko o\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nChild 's Play \nMeredith Truax & Alioson Sirico\nWork on View: November 18 - 30\ nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091129 DTSTAMP:20091128T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091128 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091128T050000Z-215918@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215918 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215918 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091129 DTSTAMP:20091128T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091128 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091128T050000Z-218168@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218168 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218168 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091129 DTSTAMP:20091128T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091128 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091128T050000Z-218276@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218276 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218276 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Babble\nAdrienne Smatt\nWork on view: November 18 -30\nRosenber g Gallery \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nRetro-Dead pan\nMaja Hight-Huf\nWork on view: November 18th - 30\nRosenberg Gallery\n Barney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Foor\n\nOn the Road\nDan Hersch lein and Jean Kim\nWork on view: November 18 - 30\nThe Commons\nBarney Bui lding \n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nSeeing through Glass\nSeihee Ko o\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nChild 's Play \nMeredith Truax & Alioson Sirico\nWork on View: November 18 - 30\ nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091130 DTSTAMP:20091129T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091129 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091129T050000Z-215920@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215920 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215920 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091130 DTSTAMP:20091129T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091129 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091129T050000Z-218170@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218170 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218170 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091130 DTSTAMP:20091129T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091129 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091129T050000Z-218278@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218278 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218278 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Babble\nAdrienne Smatt\nWork on view: November 18 -30\nRosenber g Gallery \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nRetro-Dead pan\nMaja Hight-Huf\nWork on view: November 18th - 30\nRosenberg Gallery\n Barney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Foor\n\nOn the Road\nDan Hersch lein and Jean Kim\nWork on view: November 18 - 30\nThe Commons\nBarney Bui lding \n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nSeeing through Glass\nSeihee Ko o\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nChild 's Play \nMeredith Truax & Alioson Sirico\nWork on View: November 18 - 30\ nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091201 DTSTAMP:20091130T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091130 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091130T050000Z-215922@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215922 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215922 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091201 DTSTAMP:20091130T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091130 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091130T050000Z-218172@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218172 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218172 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\n80WSE Broadway Windows at 10th Stre et\nDavid Matorin\nThe Power of the Immovable Object (Broadway Windows)\nT hrough November 30\, 2009\nUsing images collected from readymade content f or commercial video and architectural design\, this installation of three videos and two digital prints highlights the reification of commerce in a climate of economic anxiety. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091201 DTSTAMP:20091130T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091130 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\; Broadway Windows: Broadway @ 10th St. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091130T050000Z-218280@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218280 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218280 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:NYU New Music and Dance Ensemble\nElectronic works with dance a nd video\nEsther Lamneck\, Artistic Director\nDouglas Dunn\, Choreography\ nLOCATION: Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street\nADMISSION: Free\nMo nday\, November 30 at 8 pm DTEND:20091201T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091201T010000Z DTSTART:20091201T010000Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:NYU New Music and Dance Ensemble UID:20091201T010000Z-210076@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210076 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210076 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:Cathedral\nCurated by Boyang Hou\nWorks on view: December 1 - 6 \nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND:20091201T060000Z DTSTAMP:20091201T050000Z DTSTART:20091201T050000Z LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091201T050000Z-215925@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215925 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215925 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091202 DTSTAMP:20091201T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091201 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091201T050000Z-218174@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218174 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218174 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091202 DTSTAMP:20091201T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091201 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\, Washington Square East between 4th and Washington Place. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091201T050000Z-218282@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218282 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218282 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Talks DESCRIPTION:Matthew Jukes'research aims to improve children's learning in d eveloping countries. He is interested in impact of health\, culture and ho me environment on children's learning. Much of his work has involved the u se of randomized trials to assess education interventions. Most recently t his has included interventions to improve literacy instruction and to redu ce class size in Kenya. There has also been a particular focus on the eva luation of school health programs. These programs aim to improve children' s learning through the treatment and prevention of common conditions such as worm infections\, malaria and iron deficiency. This work is described i n a recent book: Health\, Nutrition and Education for All: Leveling the Pl aying Field. Matthew’s work has also addressed the intersection of health and education through work on HIV/AIDS prevention education and children m ade vulnerable by HIV/AIDS. The other main area of Matthew’s research inve stigates the how the culture\, language and home environment of school chi ldren interact with school quality to determine who succeeds in primary sc hools in sub-Saharan Africa. In addition to the geographical focus on East Africa\, Matthew has also conducted work in the Gambia\, Zimbabwe\, Malaw i\, India\, Bangladesh and the Philippines. DTEND:20091201T183000Z DTSTAMP:20091201T170000Z DTSTART:20091201T170000Z LOCATION:Pless\, 82 WSQ East\, 4th Floor\, Payne Room ORGANIZER;CN=Claudette Carter:MAILTO:cc10@nyu.edu SUMMARY:IHDSC Seminar Series with Matthew Jukes UID:20091201T170000Z-212325@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal84&id=212325 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:IHDSC@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:212325 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Evenings of Chamber Music\nLouis DaRos and Stephanie Baer\, Dir ectors\nProgram in Instrumental Performance\nADMISSION: Free\n\nLOCATION: Tenri Cultural Institute\nTuesday\, December 1 at 8:30 pm\n\nFor more info rmation: louis.daros@nyu.edu DTEND:20091202T023000Z DTSTAMP:20091202T013000Z DTSTART:20091202T013000Z LOCATION:Tenri Cultural Institute\, 43 West 13th Street ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO:louis.daros@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Evenings of Chamber Music UID:20091202T013000Z-210095@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210095 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210095 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:Cathedral\nCurated by Boyang Hou\nWorks on view: December 1 - 6 \nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND:20091202T060000Z DTSTAMP:20091202T050000Z DTSTART:20091202T050000Z LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091202T050000Z-215927@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215927 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215927 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091203 DTSTAMP:20091202T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091202 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091202T050000Z-218176@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218176 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218176 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091203 DTSTAMP:20091202T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091202 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\, Washington Square East between 4th and Washington Place. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091202T050000Z-218284@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218284 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218284 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Steinhardt at Saklad Series\nThis cocktail-hour concert series features the talents of NYU Steinhardt pianists\, joined by performers fro m Vocal and Instrumental Performance\nMarilyn Nonken\, Director\nProgram i n Piano Performance\nLOCATION: Saklad Auditorium\, 24th Street & 1st Avenu e\nADMISSION: Free\, reception to follow\nWednesday\, December 2 at 6:30 p m: Chamber Music with Piano\n\nFor more information: marilyn.nonken@nyu.ed u DTEND:20091203T003000Z DTSTAMP:20091202T233000Z DTSTART:20091202T233000Z LOCATION:Saklad Auditorium\, 24th Street & 1st Avenue ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO:marilyn.nonken@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Chamber Music with Piano at Saklad UID:20091202T233000Z-210109@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210109 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210109 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:Cathedral\nCurated by Boyang Hou\nWorks on view: December 1 - 6 \nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND:20091203T060000Z DTSTAMP:20091203T050000Z DTSTART:20091203T050000Z LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091203T050000Z-216127@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216127 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216127 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091204 DTSTAMP:20091203T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091203 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091203T050000Z-218178@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218178 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218178 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091204 DTSTAMP:20091203T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091203 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\, Washington Square East between 4th and Washington Place. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091203T050000Z-218286@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218286 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218286 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Meetings DESCRIPTION:[In this field\, make sure to include as many details about you r event as possible. For example: the address of the event\, whether an ID is required to attend\, or anything else that is not specified under Basi c Options.] DTEND:20091203T184500Z DTSTAMP:20091203T173000Z DTSTART:20091203T173000Z LOCATION:Payne Room\, Pless Building\, 4th Floor ORGANIZER;CN=Annette Morales:MAILTO:annette.morales@nyu.edu SUMMARY:MCC Faculty Meeting UID:20091203T173000Z-207297@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal188&id=207297 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:207297 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Talks DESCRIPTION:Art critic and poet\, Wayne Koestenbaum received his BA from Ha rvard University\, an MFA from Johns Hopkins University and a PhD from Pri nceton University. He is currently a Distinguished Professor of English a t the City University of New York Graduate Center. His work has explored the psychological and social life of American homosexual intellectuals. I n his book\, The Queen’s Throat: Opera\, Koestenbaum explores the gay male love of opera\, and in Hotel Theory\, he discusses aspects of hotel life and subsequent isolation. Critic John Waters says of his writing\, one of “the most original and relentlessly obsessed cultural spies writing today. His alarmingly focused attention to detail goes beyond lunacy into hilari ous and brilliant clarity” (www.softskull.com). Other works include: Jack ie Under My Skin: Interpreting an Icon\, Homosexuality and the Mystery of Desire\, and a collection of poems titled Milk of Inquiry. DTEND:20091203T231500Z DTSTAMP:20091203T221500Z DTSTART:20091203T221500Z LOCATION:Einstein Auditorium\, The Barney Building\, 34 Stuyvesant St. ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:Tlb214 SUMMARY:Visiting Artist Talks: Wayne Koestenbaum UID:20091203T221500Z-216353@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216353 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216353 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:NYU Brass Choir\nSean Reed\, Conductor\nProgram in Brass Studie s\nLOCATION: Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street\nADMISSION: Free \nThursday\, December 3 at 8 pm DTEND:20091204T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091204T010000Z DTSTART:20091204T010000Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:NYU Brass Choir UID:20091204T010000Z-210444@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210444 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210444 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:Open Studio Event \nSam Frons\, Sam Longman\, Sam Tierney\, and Sam Parker\nWorks on View: December 4 - 6\nRosenberg Gallery \nBarney Bui lding\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nCathedral\nCurated by Boyang Hou \nWorks on view: December 1 - 6\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyves ant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091205 DTSTAMP:20091204T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091204 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091204T050000Z-216135@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216135 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216135 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:Cathedral\nCurated by Boyang Hou\nWorks on view: December 1 - 6 \nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND:20091204T060000Z DTSTAMP:20091204T050000Z DTSTART:20091204T050000Z LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091204T050000Z-216129@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216129 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216129 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091205 DTSTAMP:20091204T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091204 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091204T050000Z-218180@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218180 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218180 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091205 DTSTAMP:20091204T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091204 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\, Washington Square East between 4th and Washington Place. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091204T050000Z-218288@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218288 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218288 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Presentations DESCRIPTION: DTEND:20091204T190000Z DTSTAMP:20091204T170000Z DTSTART:20091204T170000Z LOCATION:Pless Hall\, 82 Washington Square East\, 3rd Floor Student Lounge ORGANIZER;CN=Andrea Fannelli:MAILTO:andrea.fannelli@nyu.edu SUMMARY:First Fridays for Doctoral Students UID:20091204T170000Z-208280@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal184&id=208280 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:0 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:208280 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Group Show\nSam Frons\, Sam Longman\, Sam Parker\, & Sam Tierne y\nWorks on view: December 4 - 6\nRosenberg Gallery\nBarney Building\n34 S tuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nCathedral\nCurated by Boyang Hou\nWorks on view: December 1 - 6\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, F irst Floor DTEND:20091205T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091204T230000Z DTSTART:20091204T230000Z LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Open Studio Event at Barney Building: Cathedral & Group Show at Ros enberg UID:20091204T230000Z-215923@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=215923 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:215923 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:OPEN\n\nBarney Building Open Studios & Open House Event\nFriday \, December 4 from 6-10pm\n\nMFA & BFA Studios\, installations\, performan ces\, music. Including class installations organized by Keith Mayerson\, Dave Hardy\, and Michael Cohen.\n\nFree & Open to the Public DTEND:20091205T030000Z DTSTAMP:20091204T230000Z DTSTART:20091204T230000Z LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant Street ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:OPEN: Barney Building Open Studios & Open House Event UID:20091204T230000Z-221829@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=221829 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:221829 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:Module 4: Knee\nTara Jo Manal\, PT\, DPT\, OCS\, SCS \nDirec tor of Clinical Services\, Department of Physical Therapy\nUniversity of D elaware\nDecember 4-5\, 2009 \n\nFor further information\, please contact Anne Seaton at mas2@nyu.edu or 212-998-9414 DTEND:20091205T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091204T230000Z DTSTART:20091204T230000Z LOCATION:380 Second Avenue\, 4th Floor on the corner of 22nd St and Second Ave ORGANIZER;CN=Lorne Jaffe:MAILTO:lij9100@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Advanced Physical Therapy Examination and Intervention Skills of th e Musculoskeletal System I - Module 4: Knee UID:20091204T230000Z-206591@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal193&id=206591 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212-998-9414 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:Anne Seaton X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:206591 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Winter Choral Concert\nJack Goodwin\, Ira Shankman\, Nancy Shan kman\, Chantel Wright\, Conductors\nLOCATION: Frederick Loewe Theatre\nADM ISSION:$10 General\, $5 students and senior citizens\nFor more information and ticket reservations\, please call 212 998 5244\nFriday\, December 4 a t 7:30 pm DTEND:20091205T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091205T003000Z DTSTART:20091205T003000Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Winter Choral Concert UID:20091205T003000Z-210440@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210440 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205244 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5244 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210440 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Evenings of Chamber Music\nLouis DaRos and Stephanie Baer\, Dir ectors\nProgram in Instrumental Performance\nADMISSION: Free\n\nLOCATION: Black Box Theatre\nFriday\, December 4 at 8 pm\n\nFor more information: lo uis.daros@nyu.edu DTEND:20091205T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091205T010000Z DTSTART:20091205T010000Z LOCATION:Black Box Theatre\, 82 Washington Square East ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO:louis.daros@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Evenings of Chamber Music UID:20091205T010000Z-210097@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210097 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210097 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:Cathedral\nCurated by Boyang Hou\nWorks on view: December 1 - 6 \nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND:20091205T060000Z DTSTAMP:20091205T050000Z DTSTART:20091205T050000Z LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091205T050000Z-216131@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216131 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216131 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:Open Studio Event \nSam Frons\, Sam Longman\, Sam Tierney\, and Sam Parker\nWorks on View: December 4 - 6\nRosenberg Gallery \nBarney Bui lding\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nCathedral\nCurated by Boyang Hou \nWorks on view: December 1 - 6\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyves ant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091206 DTSTAMP:20091205T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091205 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091205T050000Z-216137@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216137 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216137 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091206 DTSTAMP:20091205T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091205 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091205T050000Z-218182@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218182 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218182 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091206 DTSTAMP:20091205T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091205 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\, Washington Square East between 4th and Washington Place. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091205T050000Z-218290@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218290 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218290 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Trainings/Workshops DESCRIPTION:Module 4: Knee\nTara Jo Manal\, PT\, DPT\, OCS\, SCS \nDirec tor of Clinical Services\, Department of Physical Therapy\nUniversity of D elaware\nDecember 4-5\, 2009 \n\nFor further information\, please contact Anne Seaton at mas2@nyu.edu or 212-998-9414 DTEND:20091205T230000Z DTSTAMP:20091205T130000Z DTSTART:20091205T130000Z LOCATION:380 Second Avenue\, 4th Floor on the corner of 22nd St and Second Ave ORGANIZER;CN=Lorne Jaffe:MAILTO:lij9100@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Advanced Physical Therapy Examination and Intervention Skills of th e Musculoskeletal System I - Module 4: Knee UID:20091205T130000Z-206592@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal193&id=206592 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212-998-9414 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:Anne Seaton X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:206592 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:NYU Percussion Ensemble\nMasterworks concert\nJonathan Haas\, D irector\nProgram in Percussion Performance\nLOCATION: Frederick Loewe Thea tre\, 35 W. 4th Street\nADMISSION: Free\nSaturday\, December 5 at 8 pm DTEND:20091206T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091206T010000Z DTSTART:20091206T010000Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:NYU Percussion Ensemble UID:20091206T010000Z-210080@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210080 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210080 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Deadlines DESCRIPTION:Last day of registration or drop/add on Albert for all students . DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091207 DTSTAMP:20091206T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091206 LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Office of the University Registrar:MAILTO:registrar@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Winter Session: Last day of registration drop/add UID:20091206T050000Z-217752@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal41&id=217752 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217752 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:Dancing Dreams' Winter Recital. \n\nDancing Dreams is a dance p rogram for physically and medically challenged children. There are current ly 35 dancers and over 40 high school volunteer helpers involved in the pr ogram. The dancers range in age from 3-16 and have a variety of challenges . \n\nThe performance will be on December 6th in Manhattan at the Ruth & G eorge Farkas Auditorium\, NYU Langone Medical Center. 550 First Ave (1st a nd 32nd St).\n\nFor information call 718-428-2600 or visit www.dancingdrea ms.org DTEND:20091206T060000Z DTSTAMP:20091206T050000Z DTSTART:20091206T050000Z LOCATION:Ruth & George Farkas Auditorium\, NYU Langone Medical Center. 550 First Ave (1st and 32nd St) ORGANIZER;CN=Lorne Jaffe:MAILTO:lij9100@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Dancing Dreams' Winter Recital UID:20091206T050000Z-220782@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal84&id=220782 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:718-428-2600 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:220782 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:Cathedral\nCurated by Boyang Hou\nWorks on view: December 1 - 6 \nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND:20091206T060000Z DTSTAMP:20091206T050000Z DTSTART:20091206T050000Z LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091206T050000Z-216133@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216133 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216133 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:Open Studio Event \nSam Frons\, Sam Longman\, Sam Tierney\, and Sam Parker\nWorks on View: December 4 - 6\nRosenberg Gallery \nBarney Bui lding\n34 Stuyvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nCathedral\nCurated by Boyang Hou \nWorks on view: December 1 - 6\nThe Commons \nBarney Building\n34 Stuyves ant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091207 DTSTAMP:20091206T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091206 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091206T050000Z-216139@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216139 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216139 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091207 DTSTAMP:20091206T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091206 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091206T050000Z-218184@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218184 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218184 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091207 DTSTAMP:20091206T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091206 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\, Washington Square East between 4th and Washington Place. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091206T050000Z-218292@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218292 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218292 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:Dancing Dreams' Winter Recital. \n\nDancing Dreams is a dance p rogram for physically and medically challenged children. There are current ly 35 dancers and over 40 high school volunteer helpers involved in the pr ogram. The dancers range in age from 3-16 and have a variety of challenges . \n\nThe performance will be on December 6th in Manhattan at the Ruth & G eorge Farkas Auditorium\, NYU Langone Medical Center. 550 First Ave (1st a nd 32nd St).\n\nFor information call 718-428-2600 or visit www.dancingdrea ms.org DTEND:20091206T060000Z DTSTAMP:20091206T050000Z DTSTART:20091206T050000Z LOCATION:Ruth & George Farkas Auditorium\, NYU Langone Medical Center. 550 First Ave (1st and 32nd St) ORGANIZER;CN=Lorne Jaffe:MAILTO:lij9100@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Dancing Dreams' Winter Recital UID:20091206T050000Z-220783@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal193&id=220783 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:718-428-2600 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:220783 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Blue Note / NYU Jazz Faculty Sunday Brunch\nFeaturing NYU Jazz Studies Artists/Faculty and students\nLOCATION: Blue Note Jazz Club\, 131 West 3rd St.\nADMISSION: $24.50 includes music charge and brunch \nEvery first Sunday of the month\, sets at 12:30 pm and 2:30 pm. \nVisit: www.blu enotejazz.com for ticketing information\n\nSunday\, September 6: Jean-Mich el Pilc and the NYU Jazz Faculty Quartet\nNick Myers\, saxophone\, (Steinh ardt ’09)\; Mike Richmond\, bass\;\nBilly Drummond\, drums\n\nSunday\, Oct ober 4: Kenny Werner and his NYU Ensemble\n\nSunday\, November 1: Don Frie dman Trio plus Strings\nMartin Wind\, bass\; Evan Hughes\, drums (Steinhar dt ’11)\n \nSunday\, December 6: Combo Nuvo\, NYU Artist-In-Residence Ense mble\nDave Schroeder\, Lenny Pickett\, Brad Shepik\, Rich Shemaria\, Mike Richmond\, John Hadfield DTEND:20091206T183000Z DTSTAMP:20091206T173000Z DTSTART:20091206T173000Z LOCATION:Blue Note Jazz Club\, 131 West 3rd St. ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Blue Note / NYU Jazz Faculty Sunday Brunch UID:20091206T173000Z-209886@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=209886 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:www.bluenotejazz.com%20for%20ticketing%20information X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:www.bluenotejazz.com for ticketing information X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:209886 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Distinguished Faculty Series\nProgram in String Performance\nSt ephanie Baer\, Director\nStephanie Chase\, violin\nLOCATION: Frederick Loe we Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street\nADMISSION: Free\nSunday\, December 6 at 4 p m DTEND:20091206T220000Z DTSTAMP:20091206T210000Z DTSTART:20091206T210000Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Strings Faculty Series: Stephanie Chase\, violin UID:20091206T210000Z-219557@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=219557 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:219557 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Deadlines DESCRIPTION:All registrations transactions (initial registration\, drop/add ) must be processed at the Student Service Center at 25 West 4th Street. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091208 DTSTAMP:20091207T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091207 LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Office of the University Registrar:MAILTO:registrar@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Winter Session 2010: Registration after drop/add period UID:20091207T050000Z-217757@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal41&id=217757 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217757 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091208 DTSTAMP:20091207T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091207 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091207T050000Z-218186@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218186 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218186 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091208 DTSTAMP:20091207T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091207 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\, Washington Square East between 4th and Washington Place. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091207T050000Z-218294@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218294 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218294 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Special Events DESCRIPTION:Please come visit us and learn about our master's programs in M usic Technology\, Music Composition\, and Scoring for Film and Multimedia. \n\n * Monday\, December 7\, 2009 6:00PM\n NYU Pless Hall 3rd Flo or Lounge\, 82 Washington Square East\n RSVP to this event :\nhttp:// steinhardt.nyu.edu/graduate_admissions/information_sessions#Music DTEND:20091208T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091207T230000Z DTSTART:20091207T230000Z LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Music Tech\, Comp and Film Scoring Master's Info Session UID:20091207T230000Z-207358@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=207358 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:207358 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:NYU Jazz Orchestra at Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola\nFeaturing Chris P otter\, Gil Goldstein\nConducted by Rich Shemaria \nLOCATION: Jazz at Lin coln Center\, 33 West 60th Street\nADMISSION: $20\, Students: $10 w/ valid student ID\nMonday December 7 with sets at 7:30 and 9:30 pm \nVisit: www. jalc.org/dccc for ticketing information DTEND:20091208T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091208T003000Z DTSTART:20091208T003000Z LOCATION:33 West 60th Street ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:NYU Jazz Orchestra at Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola UID:20091208T003000Z-210456@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210456 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:www.jalc.org%2Fdccc%20for%20ticketing%20information X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:www.jalc.org/dccc for ticketing information X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210456 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:NYU Symphony Orchestra\n\nLOCATION: Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 3 5 W. 4th Street\nADMISSION: $10 General\, $5 student ID and senior citizen s\nMonday\, December 7 at 8 pm\n\nJohn Adams: The Chairman Dances: Foxtrot for Orchestra\n\nJohannes Brahms: Concerto for Violin\, Op. 77\, D major\ n String Concerto Competition Winner: Insun Kim\nZoltán Kodály: Vari ations on a Hungarian Folksong (The Peacock: Felszállot a páva)\n\n$10 Gen eral\, $5 student ID and senior citizens (payable at the door) DTEND:20091208T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091208T010000Z DTSTART:20091208T010000Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:NYU Symphony Orchestra UID:20091208T010000Z-220110@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=220110 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:220110 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Deadlines DESCRIPTION:All registrations transactions (initial registration\, drop/add ) must be processed at the Student Service Center at 25 West 4th Street. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091209 DTSTAMP:20091208T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091208 LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Office of the University Registrar:MAILTO:registrar@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Winter Session 2010: Registration after drop/add period UID:20091208T050000Z-217759@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal41&id=217759 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217759 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091209 DTSTAMP:20091208T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091208 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091208T050000Z-218188@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218188 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218188 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091209 DTSTAMP:20091208T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091208 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\, Washington Square East between 4th and Washington Place. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091208T050000Z-218296@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218296 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218296 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Holiday Sing featuring:\nMadrigal Singers\nJazz Choir\nWomen's Choir\nAll-University Gospel Choir\nAni V'ata\nChildren Chorus\n\nLOCATION : Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street\nADMISSION: Free\nTuesday\, D ecember 8\, 2009 at 8 pm DTEND:20091209T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091209Z DTSTART:20091209Z LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Jason Sosnowski:MAILTO:jts390@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Holiday Sing UID:20091209Z-220417@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=220417 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:220417 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Deadlines DESCRIPTION:All registrations transactions (initial registration\, drop/add ) must be processed at the Student Service Center at 25 West 4th Street. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091210 DTSTAMP:20091209T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091209 LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Office of the University Registrar:MAILTO:registrar@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Winter Session 2010: Registration after drop/add period UID:20091209T050000Z-217761@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal41&id=217761 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217761 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091210 DTSTAMP:20091209T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091209 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091209T050000Z-218190@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218190 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218190 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091210 DTSTAMP:20091209T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091209 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\, Washington Square East between 4th and Washington Place. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091209T050000Z-218298@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218298 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218298 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:The emBODYment Project\nCaitlin Scafati\nWork on view: December 9\, 2009 - January 16th 2010\nRosenberg Gallery\nBarney Building \n34 Stu yvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nSearch for Vulnerability\, Search for Comfort \nEmily Day\, Ruth Bashan with assistance by Veronica Flores\nWork on View : December 9\, 2009\, January 16 2010\nThe Commons\nBarney Building\n34 St uyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND:20091210Z DTSTAMP:20091209T220000Z DTSTART:20091209T220000Z LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibition Openings: The ebBODYment Project & Search for Vulnerabil ity\, Search for Comfort UID:20091209T220000Z-217113@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=217113 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217113 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Evenings of Chamber Music\nLouis DaRos and Stephanie Baer\, Dir ectors\nProgram in Instrumental Performance\nADMISSION: Free\n\nLOCATION: Black Box Theatre\nWednesday\, December 9 at 8 pm\n\nFor more information: louis.daros@nyu.edu DTEND:20091210T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091210T010000Z DTSTART:20091210T010000Z LOCATION:Black Box Theatre\, 82 Washington Square East ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO:louis.daros@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Evenings of Chamber Music UID:20091210T010000Z-210099@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210099 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210099 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:NYU Community Orchestra\nRoger Mahadeen\, conductor\nWorks by M ozart\, Smetana\, Kapralova\, and Dvorak\nLOCATION: Frederick Loewe Theatr e\, 35 W. 4th Street\nADMISSION: Free\nWednesday\, December 9\, 2009 at 8 pm DTEND:20091210T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091210T010000Z DTSTART:20091210T010000Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:NYU Community Orchestra UID:20091210T010000Z-220415@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=220415 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:220415 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Deadlines DESCRIPTION:All registrations transactions (initial registration\, drop/add ) must be processed at the Student Service Center at 25 West 4th Street. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091211 DTSTAMP:20091210T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091210 LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Office of the University Registrar:MAILTO:registrar@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Winter Session 2010: Registration after drop/add period UID:20091210T050000Z-217763@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal41&id=217763 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217763 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:The emBODYment Project\nCaitlin Scafati\nWork on view: December 9\, 2009 - January 16th 2010\nRosenberg Gallery\nBarney Building \n34 Stu yvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nSearch for Vulnerability\, Search for Comfort \nEmily Day\, Ruth Bashan with assistance by Veronica Flores\nWork on View : December 9\, 2009\, January 16 2010\nThe Commons\nBarney Building\n34 St uyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091211 DTSTAMP:20091210T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091210 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091210T050000Z-216050@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216050 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216050 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091211 DTSTAMP:20091210T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091210 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091210T050000Z-218192@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218192 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218192 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091211 DTSTAMP:20091210T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091210 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\, Washington Square East between 4th and Washington Place. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091210T050000Z-218300@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218300 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218300 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:Career Re-Boot: Re-inventing Yourself to Get the Job You Love\n \nHave you stalled in your job search? Losing confidence in your capabilit ies? Are you out of creative ideas? Still trying to decide whether you're in the right career? Are you finding it tough to get attention from employ ers and recruiters? Do you need to get re-energized about your search?\n\n Two top career experts will quickly show you how to move your search into high gear with successful market proven approaches. Uncover what you reall y want to do and how to get started. Repackage your skills and understand how you come across to others and get honest\, constructive feedback. Lear n creative ways to energize your network and how to market yourself to pro spective employers. \n \nThis workshop will be highly interactive and solu tions oriented. So bring your most perplexing questions and job search ch allenges and put the pros to the test! It’s time to reboot your career - a nd confidence.\n\nWorkshop Registration Information\n \nLimited to 12 seni or executives on a first come\, first served basis.\n\nDate: Thursday\, De cember 10th\, 2009\nTime: 8:30 AM- 10:30 AM\n\nTo pre-register\, email co- host\, Allison Cheston at allison@allisoncheston.com. Your email must incl ude your resume and a brief statement about what you would like to accompl ish in this workshop to ensure that the session is customized to include your key areas of concern. \n \nAll requests for workshop reservations mu st be received no later than November 30th. \n\nUpon receipt of your pre-r egistration materials\, payment instructions will be sent followed by your workshop confirmation and location details. Workshop payments must be rec eived by December 4th. \n\nIf you have any questions\, please email us at Allison@allisoncheston.com.\n\nAbout Your Hosts:\n\nAllison Cheston is a c areer advisor with a 25-year background in marketing and executive search. She works with mid-career adults to identify their unique value in the m arketplace and explore alternative careers\, and provides the tools they n eed to promote themselves more effectively with prospective employers. \n\ nPreviously Ms. Cheston served as Chief Marketing Officer of the Associati on of Executive Search Consultants (AESC)\, the global trade group for the executive search industry. Prior to that she held senior positions in int ernational marketing\, new business development and PR at a variety of bra nding and design agencies\, and created and lead a global network of agenc ies around the world. \n\nShe is also the founder of DesignScout.com\, a g lobal search engine and membership organization for the design industry\, which she ran from 1999 to 2003 when she joined the AESC.\n \nMs. Cheston writes avidly about careers and executive search\, and delivers workshops on a variety of popular career topics. She is the author of the NY Career Change blog on Examiner.com.\n \n \nLicia Hahn is President of Licia Hahn & Co\, LLC\, a New York management consulting firm focused on upgrading t he performance of senior executives and their companies. Her success in he lping clients re-invent themselves has been featured on CNN\, The Wall Str eet Journal and The Financial Times.\n \nHahn is one of the country's lead ing communications experts and her training methods have helped transform hundreds of high profile clients into persuasive communicators and inspiri ng leaders by joining the strongest messages with the best presentation pr actices in the business. \nShe has taught branding as a visiting professor at NYU Stern School of Business\, Communications Mastery at Pace Law Scho ol and Graduate School of Business and has lectured widely to groups rangi ng from Women in Neurosurgery to The New York Bar Association.\n \nBefore the formation of her firm in 2001\, she served as EVP Marketing\, Working Woman Network\, and VP Marketing & News\, CBS Television Stations. As the network's highest ranking female news executive\, she oversaw all areas of local news for the CBS owned and operated TV stations\, representing $1 b illion in revenues. Prior to her stint in TV news\, Hahn spent 9 years as a magazine marketing executive\, in corporate sales at IBM and in fixed in come institutional sales at Lehman Brothers. She also ran a U.S. congressi onal race in Philadelphia and was in account management at Lowe & Partners managing Citibank's credit card businesses. DTEND:20091210T153000Z DTSTAMP:20091210T133000Z DTSTART:20091210T133000Z LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Natalie Pascarella:MAILTO:np36@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Career Re-Boot: Re-inventing Yourself to Get the Job You Love UID:20091210T133000Z-220648@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal205&id=220648 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:220648 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Presentations DESCRIPTION: DTEND:20091210T184500Z DTSTAMP:20091210T173000Z DTSTART:20091210T173000Z LOCATION:Pless Hall\, 82 Washington Square East\, 3rd Floor Student Lounge ORGANIZER;CN=Andrea Fannelli:MAILTO:andrea.fannelli@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Conversations of Color UID:20091210T173000Z-208281@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal184&id=208281 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:0 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:208281 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Talks DESCRIPTION:Kathleen Hanna has been named the poster child for the women’s movement of her generation. Musician and feminist activist\, Hanna\, also known as Julie Ruin (the name under which she released a solo album in 19 98)\, was the lead singer of the punk band Bikini Kill in the early to mi d 90s and the dance-punk band\, LeTigre in the late 90s and early 2000s. Her influence is easily felt on contemporary culture as the inspiration for the title of Nirvana’s song “Smells Like Teen Spirit”\, to her collabo rations with famous musicians including Joan Jett\, Green Day\, and Yoko O no. She now lives in Brooklyn with her husband Adam Horovitz of the Beast ie Boys. DTEND:20091210T231500Z DTSTAMP:20091210T221500Z DTSTART:20091210T221500Z LOCATION:Einstein Auditorium\, The Barney Building\, 34 Stuyvesant St. ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tlb214 SUMMARY:Visiting Artist Talks: Kathleen Hanna UID:20091210T221500Z-216354@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216354 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216354 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Conferences/Symposia DESCRIPTION:The Recent Advances in Astronomy Seminar is a discussion of the latest astronomical news. The main topics are late-breaking events taken from online sources\, newspaper articles\, and weekly periodicals like Sci ence News. Monthly magazines such as Sky & Telescope\, Astronomy\, and Sci entific American are brought in by members. As students of astronomy\, we learn and ask questions from basic through more advanced subjects - from s tars\, planets\, astrophysics and cosmology. Debates on the significance a nd meaning of recent developments are common. The sessions are\, of course \, free. DTEND:20091211T010000Z DTSTAMP:20091210T230000Z DTSTART:20091210T230000Z LOCATION:239 Greene Street\, Room 801 ORGANIZER;CN=Sarah DeMott:MAILTO:sjd311@nyu.edu SUMMARY:SEMINAR ON RECENT ADVANCES IN ASTRONOMY UID:20091210T230000Z-196689@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal84&id=196689 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:%28212%29%20998-5685 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:rsb9@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:196689 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:NYU Marimba Ensemble\nWinter Concert: Wood on Wood\nJonathan Ha as and Simon Boyar\, Directors\nProgram in Percussion Performance\nLOCATIO N: Percussion Penthouse\, 13th floor\, 35 W. 4th St.\nADMISSION: Free\nThu rsday\, December 10 at 7:30 pm\n\nFor more information: jonathan.haas@nyu. edu DTEND:20091211T013000Z DTSTAMP:20091211T003000Z DTSTART:20091211T003000Z LOCATION:Percussion Penthouse\, 13th floor\, 35 W. 4th St. ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO:jonathan.haas@nyu.edu SUMMARY:NYU Marimba Ensemble UID:20091211T003000Z-210084@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210084 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210084 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Deadlines DESCRIPTION:All registrations transactions (initial registration\, drop/add ) must be processed at the Student Service Center at 25 West 4th Street. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091212 DTSTAMP:20091211T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091211 LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Office of the University Registrar:MAILTO:registrar@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Winter Session 2010: Registration after drop/add period UID:20091211T050000Z-217765@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal41&id=217765 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217765 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Deadlines DESCRIPTION:Winter payment due. \n\nFailure to meet the payment deadline wi ll result in the cancellation of class reservations. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091212 DTSTAMP:20091211T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091211 LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Office of the University Registrar:MAILTO:registrar@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Winter Session 2010: Payment due. UID:20091211T050000Z-217826@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal41&id=217826 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217826 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:The emBODYment Project\nCaitlin Scafati\nWork on view: December 9\, 2009 - January 16th 2010\nRosenberg Gallery\nBarney Building \n34 Stu yvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nSearch for Vulnerability\, Search for Comfort \nEmily Day\, Ruth Bashan with assistance by Veronica Flores\nWork on View : December 9\, 2009\, January 16 2010\nThe Commons\nBarney Building\n34 St uyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091212 DTSTAMP:20091211T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091211 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091211T050000Z-216052@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216052 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216052 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091212 DTSTAMP:20091211T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091211 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091211T050000Z-218194@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218194 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218194 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091212 DTSTAMP:20091211T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091211 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\, Washington Square East between 4th and Washington Place. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091211T050000Z-218302@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218302 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218302 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:NYU Repertory Orchestra\nWorks by Mozart\, Piano Competition Wi nner\nResident Conductor David Wroe\nLOCATION: Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 3 5 W. 4th Street\nADMISSION: Free\nFriday\, December 11 at 8 pm\n\nMozart: Symphony No. 41 K.551\, C Major "Jupiter"\n\nSibelius: Kuolema "Death": Va lse Triste\, op 44\n\nBeethoven: Piano Concerto No. 5 "Emperor" Piano Co ncerto Competition Winner: Byul-Nim La DTEND:20091212T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091212T010000Z DTSTART:20091212T010000Z LOCATION:Frederick Loewe Theatre\, 35 W. 4th Street ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:NYU Repertory Orchestra UID:20091212T010000Z-220108@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=220108 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:220108 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:An Evening of Chamber Opera:\nThe Coffee Cantata (by J.S. Bach) &\nDown in the Valley (by Kurt Weill)\n\nProgram in Vocal Performance\nLo cation: The Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal St.\nAdmission: $15/General\, $5 students and senior citizens\nFor ticket information and reservations\, please contact the Steinhardt School Box Office at (212) 998-5281 or stei nhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu\nFriday\, December 11 at 8 pm\nSaturday\, Decembe r 12 at 8 pm\nSunday\, December 13 at 3 pm DTEND:20091212T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091212T010000Z DTSTART:20091212T010000Z LOCATION:Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal St. ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Evening of Chamber Opera UID:20091212T010000Z-209867@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=209867 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:%28212%29%20998-5281%20or%20steinhardt.boxoffice%40nyu .edu X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:(212) 998-5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:209867 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:The emBODYment Project\nCaitlin Scafati\nWork on view: December 9\, 2009 - January 16th 2010\nRosenberg Gallery\nBarney Building \n34 Stu yvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nSearch for Vulnerability\, Search for Comfort \nEmily Day\, Ruth Bashan with assistance by Veronica Flores\nWork on View : December 9\, 2009\, January 16 2010\nThe Commons\nBarney Building\n34 St uyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091213 DTSTAMP:20091212T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091212 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091212T050000Z-216054@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216054 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216054 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091213 DTSTAMP:20091212T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091212 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091212T050000Z-218196@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218196 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218196 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091213 DTSTAMP:20091212T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091212 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\, Washington Square East between 4th and Washington Place. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091212T050000Z-218304@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218304 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218304 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Evenings of Chamber Music\nLouis DaRos and Stephanie Baer\, Dir ectors\nProgram in Instrumental Performance\nADMISSION: Free\n\nLOCATION: Black Box Theatre\nSaturday\, December 12 at 8 pm\n\nFor more information: louis.daros@nyu.edu DTEND:20091213T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091213T010000Z DTSTART:20091213T010000Z LOCATION:Black Box Theatre\, 82 Washington Square East ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO:louis.daros@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Evenings of Chamber Music UID:20091213T010000Z-210101@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=210101 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205424 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5424 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:210101 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:An Evening of Chamber Opera:\nThe Coffee Cantata (by J.S. Bach) &\nDown in the Valley (by Kurt Weill)\n\nProgram in Vocal Performance\nLo cation: The Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal St.\nAdmission: $15/General\, $5 students and senior citizens\nFor ticket information and reservations\, please contact the Steinhardt School Box Office at (212) 998-5281 or stei nhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu\nFriday\, December 11 at 8 pm\nSaturday\, Decembe r 12 at 8 pm\nSunday\, December 13 at 3 pm DTEND:20091213T020000Z DTSTAMP:20091213T010000Z DTSTART:20091213T010000Z LOCATION:Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal St. ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Evening of Chamber Opera UID:20091213T010000Z-209869@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=209869 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:%28212%29%20998-5281%20or%20steinhardt.boxoffice%40nyu .edu X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:(212) 998-5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:209869 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:The emBODYment Project\nCaitlin Scafati\nWork on view: December 9\, 2009 - January 16th 2010\nRosenberg Gallery\nBarney Building \n34 Stu yvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nSearch for Vulnerability\, Search for Comfort \nEmily Day\, Ruth Bashan with assistance by Veronica Flores\nWork on View : December 9\, 2009\, January 16 2010\nThe Commons\nBarney Building\n34 St uyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091214 DTSTAMP:20091213T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091213 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091213T050000Z-216056@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216056 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216056 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the various manifestations of his endless thinking\, the richness and depth of his artistry across genre boundaries\, and the philosophical the mes that informed the central core of his artistic identity. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091214 DTSTAMP:20091213T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091213 LOCATION:80 Washington Square East\, between 4th St. and Washington Place ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: Beginningless Thought/Endless Seeing: The Works of Stuart Sh erman UID:20091213T050000Z-218198@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218198 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218198 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:80WSE Windows\nCharlie White\nA Selection from The Teen and Tra nsgender Comparative Study\nThrough January 27\, 2010\nProduced specifical ly for 80WSE by reprinting three of White's original photographs from his Teen and Transgender Comparative Study\, 2008 at a unique scale for public presentation in the windows. The parallels of two puberties: one biologi cal\, the other chemical/surgical. \n\nInformation: 80wse@nyu.edu DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091214 DTSTAMP:20091213T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091213 LOCATION:80WSE Windows\, Washington Square East between 4th and Washington Place. ORGANIZER;CN=Michael Cohen:MAILTO:80wse@nyu.edu SUMMARY:80WSE: On View in the Windows UID:20091213T050000Z-218306@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=218306 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5747 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:80wse@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:218306 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, December 13\, 2009 at 3 pm\nCOME SEE US AT OUR NEW VEN UE\nLocation: Room 303\nEducation Building\, 35 West 4th Street\nNew York\ , NY 10012\nFor more information\, please call 212 998 5867\n$5 General\, Children & Students Free\nProgram in Educational Theatre \n\nStoryteller R OBIN BADY\, accompanied by alterna-pop violinist\nDENI BONET\, will tell s tories for Chanukah\, Christmas and\nKwansa which celebrate an often forgo tten significance of the\nwinter holidays: the miracle of giving from the heart. This\ndelightful show for all ages welcome’s this season of connect ion\,\ngratefulness and love. DTEND:20091213T210000Z DTSTAMP:20091213T200000Z DTSTART:20091213T200000Z LOCATION:Room 303 of the NYU Education Building\, 35 W. Fourth St. ORGANIZER;CN=Patrick Aaron Cedolia:MAILTO:aaron.cedolia@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Storytelling: Gifts of the Season UID:20091213T200000Z-209628@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=209628 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212%20998%205867 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:212 998 5867 X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:209628 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Performances DESCRIPTION:An Evening of Chamber Opera:\nThe Coffee Cantata (by J.S. Bach) &\nDown in the Valley (by Kurt Weill)\n\nProgram in Vocal Performance\nLo cation: The Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal St.\nAdmission: $15/General\, $5 students and senior citizens\nFor ticket information and reservations\, please contact the Steinhardt School Box Office at (212) 998-5281 or stei nhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu\nFriday\, December 11 at 8 pm\nSaturday\, Decembe r 12 at 8 pm\nSunday\, December 13 at 3 pm DTEND:20091213T210000Z DTSTAMP:20091213T200000Z DTSTART:20091213T200000Z LOCATION:Players Theatre\, 115 Macdougal St. ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: SUMMARY:Evening of Chamber Opera UID:20091213T200000Z-209871@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal190&id=209871 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:1 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:%28212%29%20998-5281%20or%20steinhardt.boxoffice%40nyu .edu X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO:(212) 998-5281 or steinhardt.boxoffice@nyu.edu X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:209871 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Deadlines DESCRIPTION:All registrations transactions (initial registration\, drop/add ) must be processed at the Student Service Center at 25 West 4th Street. DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091215 DTSTAMP:20091214T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091214 LOCATION: ORGANIZER;CN=Office of the University Registrar:MAILTO:registrar@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Winter Session 2010: Registration after drop/add period UID:20091214T050000Z-217767@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal41&id=217767 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE: X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:217767 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:The emBODYment Project\nCaitlin Scafati\nWork on view: December 9\, 2009 - January 16th 2010\nRosenberg Gallery\nBarney Building \n34 Stu yvesant St.\, First Floor\n\nSearch for Vulnerability\, Search for Comfort \nEmily Day\, Ruth Bashan with assistance by Veronica Flores\nWork on View : December 9\, 2009\, January 16 2010\nThe Commons\nBarney Building\n34 St uyvesant St.\, First Floor DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091215 DTSTAMP:20091214T050000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091214 LOCATION:34 Stuyvesant St.\, Barney Building ORGANIZER;CN=Tammy Brown:MAILTO:tammy.brown@nyu.edu SUMMARY:Exhibitions on View at the Barney Building UID:20091214T050000Z-216058@events.nyu.edu URL:http://events.nyu.edu/?cmd=showevent&cal=cal187&id=216058 X-NYU-ISCHARGINGADMISSION:0 X-NYU-ISPUBLIC:1 X-NYU-ORGANIZERPHONE:212.998.5700 X-NYU-TICKETBRIEFING: X-NYU-TICKETINFO: X-NYU-WEBEVENTID:216058 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibits DESCRIPTION:Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday\, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm\n\nStuart Sherman\, a member of the important generation of American avant-garde pe rformance artists who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s \, developed his own unique style across various media\, the impact of whi ch continues to resonate with the avant-garde eight years after his death. He devoted a large amount of his time to the creation of performances he called “spectacles”\, which often took the form of small tabletop perform ances. These performances involved the manipulation of both familiar and unfamiliar everyday objects atop one or more folding TV dinner tables. Per formed by a poker-faced Sherman\, the spectacle performances sit in a uniq ue hybrid space that moves between references to various genres including comedy\, magic\, musicals\, minimalism\, surrealism\, opera\, three card m onte games\, fluxus\, and vaudeville. Through these performances\, which consisted of series of intricately structured object manipulations\, he cr afted a unique identity both as creator and performer. While the spectacl e performances were generally miniature in scale\, they were certainly not miniature in ambition\, exploring with great wit topics such as time\, la nguage\, mortality\, eroticism\, and personal identity.\n\nAlthough Stuart Sherman is\, perhaps\, best known for his object spectacles\, as well as for his films (that are currently been restored by the Museum of Modern Ar t) and videos (available through Electronic Arts Intermix)\, this exhibit aims to present a broad view of the range of his artistic achievements\, f irmly establishing his place as a highly influential figure of the 1970s d owntown art world. The show explores the extraordinary career of this art ist through documentation of his larger scale theatrical productions\, scu lptural proposals\, daily collages from the 1990s\, and poetry. Exhibited for the first time is an extraordinary series of ideographic and language -based drawings executed in the 1970s\, which provide the immediate contex t for spectacle performances.\n\nThe title of the exhibit—Beginningless Th ought/Endless Seeing—taken from a syllabus for a class Sherman taught\, de fines his work and the nature of his process. In combining these disparat e and widely unknown materials for the first time\, this exhibition highli ghts the variou