The New School presents DESIGN/HISTORY/REVOLUTION, an interdisciplinary conference exploring how design has shaped cultural, political, and scientific upheaval. The conference, which takes place April 27 and 28, will feature an international cohort of scholars of design, history, politics, and art.
DESIGN/HISTORY/REVOLUTION: An Interdisciplinary Conference at The New School
Public Programming in Politics and Current Affairs: Spring Update
From local policy to global revolutionary movements, The New School’s spring 2012 public programs in politics and current affairs offer a wide range of events with leaders from government, academics, journalism and international affairs
Public Programming in Art and Design: Winter — Spring 2012
The New School, including Parsons The New School for Design and the Vera List Center for Art and Politics, has announced its spring art and design programming.
Top U.S. and Global Academic Leader to Discuss “The Future of Higher Education”
As the national discussion on the path and purpose of our universities intensifies, The New School’s Center for Public Scholarship will convene some of the nation’s top academic visionaries to chart out a road for The Future of Higher Education, (Dec. 8 and 9) the university’s 26th Social Research conference.
The New School Presents MobilityShifts: An International Future of Learning Summit
The New School will explore the future of learning with MobilityShifts: An International Future of Learning Summit. The weeklong summit takes place from October 10-16, 2011 and will feature a conference, workshops, a science fair, performances, and exhibitions focused on the changing landscape of learning using digital media. A continuation of The New School’s biennial [...]
The New School Public Programs: Politics & Current Affairs
The New School opens the 2011-2012 academic year with a wide selection of lectures, panel discussions, film screenings and presentations examining politics and current affairs on the local, national and global level.
The New School Public Programs: Performing Arts
Since its founding, The New School has brought cutting-edge artists and performers to the classroom and to the public. In keeping with this tradition, this spring The New School presents a wide array of student, faculty, and professional performances and lectures across genres, featuring some of the culture’s most influential artists and thinkers.
The New School Art & Design Public Programs
The New School, including Parsons The New School for Design and the Vera List Center for Art and Politics, announces its spring season of art and design public programming.
The New School Public Programs: Literary Events
The New School’s Writing Program, New York’s premiere presenter of literary readings, panels, and lectures, announces its Spring 2011 program. Unique in its fusion of cutting-edge intellectual discourse and New York City’s unparalleled literary scene
The New School Public Programs: Literary Events
The New School’s fall roster of readings and talks brings to campus many of the most distinguished writers and thinkers of our time.
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