You can read @celinasu Route 1095 here: bostonreview.net/articles/celin… And Romani's italian translation here: argonline.it/route1095-celi… 3/3

This Weds. 5:30pm, details below:

Attended this stimulating discussion about precarious workers in the arts with Kuba Szreder Manchester University Press . It's good to know that this topic is still current for some.

Wed. Mar. 15th, 6:30pm: New Red Order x Kite Performance Free and Open to All. Proof of Covid vaccination or a negative test is required. New Red Order x Kite will create and present a new multimedia performance. Rigister here: bit.ly/3YyOVHp

Read more on our current exhibition and artist Tali Keren here: bit.ly/42aSJl4

TONIGHT, 6:30pm!

Tomorrow, Mar 21, 2023, 6:30 PM Nour Annan: "The golden age is out of joint" More info. and register here: bit.ly/3FCSlSY

Tonight, 6:30pm! Screening for Mona Binamyn’s “Moonscape” followed by a conversation with Tali Keren. More info and register here: bit.ly/3M2fm5I

TONIGHT! What makes a ritual and what makes something ritualistic? The exhibition curated by Jin Wang brings together works by three Chinese female artists working in the US, Kun Hong, Yin Zhang, and Yinglun Zhang. eventbrite.com/e/inter-ritual…

Today (all day) and from 4:30-6:30pm in The James Gallery: Colloquium In Honor of Samira Haj More here: bit.ly/3zmnOFr

Tomorrow, April 1st, 2pm! In continuation of Adam HajYahia’s programming, “Footnotes on the Fictive Present”: Dream Riots Musical Performance with Bergsonist and Gavilán Rayna Russom Read more and register here: bit.ly/3Zv5V1Y

Looking for more #DecolonizingConservation events? Join our partners at the Natural History Museum The NHM for their virtual symposium! APRIL 12 & 13: Unfence the Future: Taking Down Fortress Conservation and its Enduring Legacy: Virtual Symposium RSVP: bit.ly/UnfenceTheFutu…

Don't miss this conversation coming up next week where scholars from across the globe will discuss the desire to return to so-called normal life in the midst of unsettling disruptions. Participants will examine the roots of this aspiration... centerforthehumanities.org/programming/re…

THURSDAY - 2-6:30 The Graduate Center How can we do public scholarship? This event’s panel and working groups will think concretely about the democratic ethics and material resources necessary to create sustained avenues for public scholarship, followed by a dinner. centerforthehumanities.org/programming/ma…

Check out Tali Keren’s solo show ‘Un-Charting’ at James Gallery, GC! The exhibition is the third chapter in Tali Keren’s trilogy examining the material and ideological imbrication between conservative American Christian Evangelicals, and Zionism. More here: ow.ly/gSOn50Opwsr

William Cordova, along w/ David Austin, invite you to communally listen to his playlist 1968 as they discuss the music & the sonic dimensions of political struggle. We will listen to the music that emerges & tracks people in the audience would like to add. centerforthehumanities.org/programming/re…

Next week: music!

HUMA is honored to have loaned 19 works of art and 16 items of ephemera from our permanent collection for the exhibit. Beautifully curated and important - be sure to visit the James Gallery, GC at the CUNY Grad. Center to view these works. nytimes.com/2023/11/01/art…

Join us April 29 at The Graduate Center for "What’s Left for the Animals?" with Terike Haapoja, Ashley Dawson, Leigh Claire La Berge, Arnaud Gerspacher & Thyrza Nichols Goodeve on animal liberation & multispecies politics in the framework of anticapitalist resistance: centerforthehumanities.org/event/whats-le…