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Sat Jun
15
"Show Up," The Cooper Union End of Year Show
Presented by The Cooper Union
The Cooper Union End of Year
Show has marked its students’
transition from studios,
laboratories and classrooms to
the gallery from more than 150
years. A time honored
tradition, the first recorded
exhibition took place in 1860
at the historic Foundation
Building, now joined by 41
Cooper Square, Cooper Union’s
LEED Platinum academic
building. Works on view
represent the culmination of
each student’s unique
experience in the
institution’s top ranked
programs. Admission is free
and open to the public.
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Categories:
Arts
28
American Museum of Natural History Presents: Astronomical Phenomena Revealed with Jackie Faherty
Presented by American Museum of Natural History
What types of astronomical
phenomena are observable from
Earth? In this program, Museum
research scientist Jackie
Faherty uses the power of the
Dome’s Zeiss IX Projector and
the Museum’s Digital Universe
Atlas to simulate numerous
exciting celestial phenomena.
From transits of the inner
planets, to partial and total
solar and lunar eclipses, she
will simulate events you
should expect and when you can
expect to see them.
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Categories:
Museums, Programs
28
Fri Jun
28
Our World Through The Viewfinder
Presented by Seniors Partnering with Artists Citywide
Photography exhibition at the SNAP
ISC of Eastern Queens: a group of
senior citizens turn their camera
lenses on themselves on themselves
and their lives.
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Categories:
Arts
28
Fri Jun
28
Our World Through The Viewfinder
Presented by Seniors Partnering with Artists Citywide
Photography exhibition at the SNAP
ISC of Eastern Queens: a group of
senior citizens turn their camera
lenses on themselves on themselves
and their lives.
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Categories:
Arts
29
Sat Jun
15
5/29: "Fix Number Six" - Zany New Comedy
Presented by eco-friendly Planet Connections Theatre Festivity
Jane, a frustrated travel agent, dreams
of being an international spy -- and a
rich, lovesick customer gives her an
unexpected chance. By Jerry Polner,
whose comedy can be seen online at
McSweeney's and Political Subversities
sites. directed by Michael Criscuolo.
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Categories:
Performances
29
Unbroken Circle
Presented by Seth Rudetsky and Mary J. Davis
Set in 1970 Galveston, Texas,
a family is brought together
for the first time in years on
the day of its patriarch's
funeral. As the day turns
into night, the man's impact
on his family unfolds in
unexpected and surprising
ways. Unbroken Circle is at
turns hilarious and disturbing
and explores how abuse and
family secrets affect every
person in each generation
differently.
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29
15th Annual Awards for Youth in Foster Care
Presented by Youth Communication
15th Annual Awards for Youth in Foster Care
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Categories:
Programs
29
Funding for International Programs
Presented by Foundation Center
When securing funding for
projects based abroad, how are
the rules and procedures
different from those followed
by a domestic nonprofit?
Whether you represent a U.S.-
based organization with
international programs, or a
global NGO or civil society
organization operating outside
of the US, this panel
presentation will offer useful
advice and first-hand
knowledge from organizations
that specialize in
international projects. Learn
the realities, pitfalls, and
lessons learned regarding such
issues as:
-Accessing US funds for
international programs
-Determining the difference
between a “friends of”
organization and an
intermediary
-The process of establishing
equivalency determination
-Learning about expenditure
responsibility
-The benefits and challenges
of international
public/private partnerships
Speaker:
Tejas Merh
Consultant specializing in
non-profit law and financial
management in India.
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29
Wet Plate Shooting Night
Presented by Penumbra Foundation
This four-hour program is for shooting
and troubleshooting the wet plate
collodion process in a community setting
alongside other students. This shooting
night is for experienced wet plate
practitioners who have taken a wet plate
workshop and would like more practice.
The maximum number of students at Wet
Plate Shooting Night is six, and students
should come prepared to work using the
buddy system (taking turns shooting
roughly every 20 minutes, and assisting
the other student shooter in your pair
during their shooting time). The purpose
of this program is to practice the skills
you have learned from previous wet plate
instruction, bounce ideas off of other wet
plate shooters, and expand your wet plate
and alternative process community.
Students can expect to leave with 4
varnished plates.*
We provide the cameras, chemicals, tin &
glass, and studio, you provide the
inspiration. Students should not bring
personal equipment- we will provide
everything you need to shoot. Still life
and portrait setups are possible. There
will be no instruction, but a wet plate
practitioner is available for questioning
and assistance. There will be three
cameras, which will be shared, and each
participant is allowed to invite only one
model for portrait sitting. Note:
maximum plate size is 4 x 5.
*Wet Plate Shooting Night is specifically
designed for students to practice skills
and develop an alternative process
community. If you are looking for an
opportunity to create a larger body of
work, or work independently, please
email us at info@capworkshops.org to
inquire about Wet Plate Studio Hours. Wet
Plate Studio Hours are for proficient
shooters only. A darkroom monitor will
be present, but there will be no
instruction. Private Tutorials may be
arranged if you would like instruction
tailored to your learning goals.
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Categories:
Arts
29
Sofijazz live at Sullivan Hall
Presented by Sofijazz
Tickets are up for the last
show in the US guys! You can
get them online for 10 or at
the door for 15! Looking
forward to the live premiere
of Sofija`s latest single
`Lipstick` Come and hang at
the Sullivan Hall May 29th!
Ladies wear your craziest
lipstick you might get to win
a prize!
https://www.facebook.com/event
s/162862623874968/
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CITY LIMITS EVENTS
Defining Brooklyn Launch
City Limits celebrates the launch of its March 2011 issue: Defining Brooklyn.The 35th Anniversary Celebration
City Limits celebrates its 35th Anniversary at BMCC in Tribeca.Brooklyn Bureau Launch
The Brooklyn Bureau launch as part of Social Media Week 2012.Tackling Poverty
The Tackling Poverty Series at Galapagos Art Space in the DUMBO section of Brooklyn.Tackling Poverty (Manhattan)
City Limits & the Institute for Children, Poverty, and Homelessness
