Led by Morgan Cunning, graduate student in Dramatic Writing (TSOA), NYU student writers and actors will read passages from Cajal’s remarkable books Recollections of My Life and Advice for a Young Investigator, both still in print. Co-sponsored by NYU’s Goldberg Department of Dramatic Writing and Grey Art Gallery. Free of charge, capacity limited, and subject […]
The Art History Writing Competition winner and finalists will read their poems and prose in response to the exhibition. Introduced by contest judge Thomaï Serdari, Director of Research Collections and Adjunct Professor, Department of Art History, NYU. Co-organized by NYU’s Department of Art History and Grey Art Gallery.
NYU students will read selected poems by Robert Duncan and his circle and discuss related works in the exhibition. Organized and introduced by Stacey Rose, MFA Candidate in Dramatic Writing. Co-organized by NYU’s Department of Dramatic Writing and Grey Art Gallery.
The Art History Writing Competition winner and finalists will read their poems and prose in response to the exhibition. Introduced by contest judge Thomaï Serdari, Director of Research Collections and Adjunct Professor, Department of Art History, NYU. Co-organized by NYU’s Department of Art History and Grey Art Gallery
NYU students will read selected poems by Robert Duncan and his circle and discuss related works in the exhibition. Organized and introduced by Stacey Rose, MFA Candidate in Dramatic Writing.
The undergraduate Creative Writing Gallery Prize winner and finalists will read their poems and prose in response to the exhibition.
The Soto: Paris and Beyond Creative Writing Prize winner and finalist will read their texts in the context of works on view.
New York poets from several generations respond to the atmosphere of camaraderie among artists and poets downtown from 1955 to the present.
To celebrate publication of The Downtown Book: The New York Art Scene, 1974–1984, contributors will read selections and discuss the scene.
Lecture, slideshow, and reading by videomaker Akram Zaatari, co-curator/artist of Mapping Sitting and co-founder of the Arab Image Foundation.