NYU Alumni Take Home Eight Grammy Awards
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Seven NYU alumni took home eight awards at the 62nd Grammy Awards ceremony
BLACK MUSIC FUTURE PAST - Feb. 7
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Three cutting-edge musical artists present their latest works as part of Black History Month at NYU Gallatin.
Gallatin Galleries Presents Works by Alex Callender, Feb 5-28
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The exhibition, entitled Difficult Love (Or What Scatters and Comes Back Together), considers how identities are formed in love and in resistance to the brutality of colonial world making.
Out of the Body, Into the Air
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NYU Gallatin’s Lise Friedman explains why The Nutcracker has so many fans—and asks them to give modern dance a chance, too.
Einstein's Greatest Idea Only Made It Out Of Germany Thanks to a Pacifist English Astronomer
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"But science is always tied up with political questions, especially in wartime," says Gallatin professor Matthew Stanley
Conversations on Conflict Photography – October 8 - 18
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The exhibition will take place at NYU's Gallatin Galleries, with a reception and discussion forum coming on Oct. 16.
Off the Rails: Megadevelopment and the Future of the City – Oct. 15
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Just look around, and up: It may be time for urbanists to call this “the era of the megadevelopment.” A group of experts will convene at NYU Gallatin to consider this worldwide phenomenon, and the implications for democracy, displacement and the future of cities.
The Amazonian Fires Teach-In: Searching for Common Threads and Alternatives in Brazil's Amazonia and Bolivia's Chiquitania – Sept. 19 at NYU Gallatin
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Activist-analysts will discuss fires and deforestation occurring in Brazil and Bolivia, and alternative approaches.
NYU Production Lab Helps Five NYU Filmmakers Seal Development Deals Through OBB Pictures
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Five filmmakers mentored through the NYU Production Lab have signed development deals through a new television-specific program with the rapidly-growing, Emmy-award winning OBB Pictures in West Hollywood.
‘Einstein’s War: How Relativity Triumphed Amid the Vicious Nationalism of WW I’ – June 26 at NYU Gallatin
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A Conversation with Author and Historian Matthew Stanley