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21
Sat Jun
9
The Cooper Union End of the Year Show
Presented by Cooper Union
More than 300 pioneering
student works on view across
the disciplines of
architecture, art and
engineering
May 21 - June 9
For more than a century-and-a-
half, the Cooper Union End of
Year Show has marked its
students’ transition from
studios, laboratories and
classrooms to the gallery. A
time honored tradition, the
first recorded exhibition took
place in 1860 at the historic
Foundation Building, now
joined by 41 Cooper Square,
the institution’s LEED
Platinum academic building.
Works on view represent the
culmination of each student’s
unique experience in Cooper
Union’s top ranked programs.
Prominent Cooper Union alumni
of the past century include
Alex Katz (visual art), Daniel
Libeskind (architecture) and
Russell Hulse (physics).
Admission is free and open to
the public.
Opening night: Monday, May 21,
2012, 5–9 p.m.
Irwin S. Chanin School of
Architecture
Through June 9, 2012
Foundation Building, 7 East
7th St., b/w 3rd and 4th Aves.
An exhibition of student works
that explores the role of
architecture in contemporary
culture and society through
conceptual and scaled
drawings, detailed three
dimensional models and digital
renderings. Projects range
from the development of new
methods of drawing and
investigating space to
proposals for New York City
and sites in Darwin,
Australia; a military area on
the border between North and
South Korea; Lima, Peru; a
rural area of Kansas, and
other locations. The Cooper
Union End of Year Show has
become a significant New York
City tradition that has
consistently showcased
innovative and visionary
projects by emerging
architects, helping to launch
the careers of such notable
alumni as John Hejduk,
Elizabeth Diller, Ricardo
Scofidio, Shigeru Ban, Laurie
Hawkinson, Diane Lewis,
Stanley Allen, Daniel
Libeskind, Toshiko Mori and
Rolf Ohlhausen.
The School of Art
Through June 9, 2012
Foundation Building, 7 East
7th St., b/w 3rd and 4th Aves.
With a commitment to radical
and experimental exploration,
the School of Art’s experience
based curriculum has produced
some of the most compelling
individual and collaborative
projects, year after year.
Illustrating the school’s
continuing role as an
incubator of significant
artists from historically
influential artists: from Alex
Katz, Eva Hesse and Lee
Krasner to recent alumni
including the Bruce High
Quality Foundation and Sara
VanDerBeek. A diversity of
sculpture, painting, graphic
design and video installations
will be on view in gallery
spaces in the Foundation
Building and 41 Cooper Square.
Albert Nerken School of
Engineering
Through June 3, 2012
41 Cooper Square, 3rd Ave.,
b/w 6th and 7th Sts.
Representing the different
engineering disciplines, a
dynamic array of projects will
be on view for live
demonstrations including
battling robots, an
interactive display for deaf
children, a student designed
friction welder, a pumpkin
chucking catapult, augmented
reality interactive posters,
and the design and
construction of a Formula 1
race car. The installation at
41 Cooper Square, Cooper
Union’s LEED Platinum
building, showcases the
inventive and invaluable
outcomes generated by the
fields of mechanical,
electrical, civil, and
chemical engineering.
EXHIBITION HOURS: Tuesday -
Saturday, noon to 7 p m.
(Closed Sundays and Mondays)
ADMISSION: Free
INFO: Visit
http://bit.ly/EOYS_2012 for a
detailed schedule of events,
call 212-353-4200 or email
artschool@cooper.edu.
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22
Networking Down Your Alley
Presented by Asian Women In Business
Come and have fun networking while bowling with Asian Women in Business.
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22
WALL STREET DIALOGUES: ENVIRONMENTALIST BILL MCKIBBEN
Presented by Trinity Wall Street
Author, educator and
environmentalist Bill McKibben
tackles issues raised by the
Occupy Wall Street movement.
Q&A with live and webcast
audiences follows.
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22
CinémaTuesdays ?Romy Schneider: ?Empress of the Screen: The Grilling
Presented by French Institute Alliance Française (FIAF)
http://www.fiaf.org/french%20film/sprin
g2012/2012-05-films-romy-
schneider.shtml#info
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22
Veterans, Do you want to start your own business?
Presented by Manhattan Chamber of Commerce
The Manhattan Chamber of
Commerce Education & Training
Committee is proud to invite
Aspiring Veteran Entrepreneurs
to an educational event that
will focus on issues relevant
to those interested in
starting their own businesses.
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22
Sustainability for Smart Business
Presented by Columbia University
Explore the current state of
sustainability in the business
environment.
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22
FREE Theatre and Film University
Presented by The Living Theatre Conservatory
The Living Theatre Conservatory presents a very special FREE Theatre and Film University!
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23
32A Screening & Spring Fling
Presented by Irish Arts Center
Join us for the screening of '32A'. A film the Irish Times calls "Utterly charming coming-of-age drama, Irish audiences will revel in the spot on recreation of 70s Dublin". Join us after the film for a Spring Fling! First refreshment included in your ticket price!
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23
Lower East Side Hot Club
Presented by Antibes Bistro
between Rivington & Delancey in the Lower East Side.
http://www.antibesbistro.com/
(212)533-6088
Indulge in sultry sounds and intimate ambiance at Antibes Bistro, featuring the best in local jazz trios and vocalists every Tuesday and Wednesday night beginning at 7:30pm.
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23
NYC10 Dance Initiative
Presented by NYC Dance Week
NYC10 is a dance initiative,
where 10 emerging dance
companies/dance groups/dance
troupes are given up to 10
minutes to showcase their work
at one of the 10 performances
in 10 months.
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