« Prev February 2019 Next » Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2* Dangerous Beauty: Medusa in Classical Art – Metropolitan MuseumDangerous Beauty: Medusa in Classical Art – Metropolitan Museum Time: 11:00 amThe Visual Arts and the Opposites. Class taught by Marcia Rackow. 3* The Opposites in MusicThe Opposites in Music Time: 4:00 pmClass taught by Barbara Allen, Anne Fielding, and Edward Green, PhD. 4* How Should We Think about the Past?—a Question of Life, Nations, PoetryHow Should We Think about the Past?—a Question of Life, Nations, Poetry Time: 6:00 pmThe Aesthetic Realism Explanation of Poetry. Class taught by Ellen Reiss. 5 6* Purity and Its Danger: Hilda Rawlins Meets Old Africa & More Purity and Its Danger: Hilda Rawlins Meets Old Africa & More Time: 6:00 pmAnthropology Is about You & Everyone. Class taught by Arnold Perey, PhD. 7* Happiness: Can A Woman Really Have It—& What Stops Her?Happiness: Can A Woman Really Have It—& What Stops Her? Time: 6:30 pmPublic Seminar. Speakers: Lynette Abel, Leila Rosen, Devorah Tarrow. 8* The Art of Singing: Technique & FeelingThe Art of Singing: Technique & Feeling Time: 6:00 pmClass taught by Carrie Wilson.* Anthropology Is about You & EveryoneAnthropology Is about You & Everyone Time: 6:00 pmClass taught by Arnold Perey, PhD. 9* The Art of Drawing: Surface & DepthThe Art of Drawing: Surface & Depth Time: 10:00 amClass taught by Marcia Rackow.* What Big Mistake Do Couples Make about Other People?What Big Mistake Do Couples Make about Other People? Time: 11:00 amUnderstanding Marriage! Class open to all women. Taught by Barbara Allen, Anne Fielding, and Meryl Nietsch-Cooperman.* The Aesthetic Realism Teaching MethodThe Aesthetic Realism Teaching Method Time: 12:30 pmEducation workshop for teachers. Taught by Barbara Allen, Patricia Martone, Arnold Perey, PhD., Rosemary Plumstead. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16* Lucio Fontana: On the Threshold – Met BreuerLucio Fontana: On the Threshold – Met Breuer Time: 11:00 amThe Visual Arts and the Opposites. Class taught by Marcia Rackow.* How Well Do We Listen? or, Do We Want to Like the World through Sound?How Well Do We Listen? or, Do We Want to Like the World through Sound? Time: 11:00 amLearning to Like the World: A Class for Young People. Taught by Barbara Allen and Robert Murphy. 17* Critical Inquiry: A Workshop in the Visual ArtsCritical Inquiry: A Workshop in the Visual Arts Time: 11:00 amWorks in process by persons engaged in the visual arts looked at and discussed. Taught by Marcia Rackow, Carrie Wilson, and Ken Kimmelman.* The Opposites in MusicThe Opposites in Music Time: 4:00 pmClass taught by Barbara Allen, Anne Fielding, and Edward Green, PhD. 18* The Self Alone & with Others: Poems Comment on the RelationThe Self Alone & with Others: Poems Comment on the Relation Time: 6:00 pmThe Aesthetic Realism Explanation of Poetry. Class taught by Ellen Reiss. 19 20* How Conscious of the Different Do We Want to Be?How Conscious of the Different Do We Want to Be? Time: 6:00 pmAnthropology Is about You & Everyone. Class taught by Arnold Perey, PhD. 21 22* The Art of Singing: Technique & FeelingThe Art of Singing: Technique & Feeling Time: 6:00 pmClass taught by Carrie Wilson. 23* The Art of Drawing: Surface & DepthThe Art of Drawing: Surface & Depth Time: 10:00 amClass taught by Marcia Rackow.* The Aesthetic Realism Teaching MethodThe Aesthetic Realism Teaching Method Time: 12:30 pmEducation workshop for teachers. Taught by Barbara Allen, Patricia Martone, Arnold Perey, PhD., Rosemary Plumstead. 24* Anniversary Exhibition & Event Celebrating the Life & Art of Dorothy KoppelmanAnniversary Exhibition & Event Celebrating the Life & Art of Dorothy Koppelman Time: 2:30 pmAt this event you’ll see powerful paintings and prints by Dorothy Koppelman. You’ll hear some of her wonderful writing, and also portions of Eli Siegel’s historic discussion of her work. —All with comment by fellow artists and educators. A reception will follow. 25 26 27* Immigration in the Cinema; or, A Drama of Sameness & DifferenceImmigration in the Cinema; or, A Drama of Sameness & Difference Time: 6:00 pm"If It Moves, It Can Move You": Opposites in the Cinema. Class taught by Ken Kimmelman. 28 Category Key Class Event General Special Event Calendar developed and supported by Kieran O'Shea
