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Coming soon Ongoing Past events |
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Liliana Ursu on a U.S. poetry reading tour Acclaimed Romanian poet Liliana Ursu will have a tour of poetry readings in the U.S. on both coasts. The tour will include locations in New Jersey, Pennsylvania or Seattle, Washington. Liliana Ursu will be accompanied by her U.S. interpreter Sean Cotter. |
THU, February 23
New Jersey, Monmouth University
FRI, February 24
Penn State University
MO, February 28, 7pm
Pacific University, the Taylor Auditorium (in Marsh Hall)
Forest Grove, OR
THU, March 1, 7pm
Elliott Bay Books
Seattle, WA (Capitol Hill)
FRI, March 2
Peninsula College (Raymond Carver Room), North Olympic Library
Pt. Angeles, WA |
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Our School at the Brattle Theatre RCINY is pleased to announce that Mona Nicoara and Miruna Coca-Cozma's documentary "Our School", winner of the Sterling Award for Best U.S. Feature at Silverdocs 2011, will have a screening on February 6 at the Brattle Theatre in Cambridge as part of the DocYard discussion series.
RCINY co-presented the U.S. Premiere of "Our School" at the Tribeca International Film Festival, in the World Documentary Feature Competition . The film also had a screening in the 6th Romanian Film Festival in NYC, co-presented by the Romanian Cultural Institute in NY and the Film Society of Lincoln Center in 2011.
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MON, February 6, 8 pm
Brattle Theatre
40 Brattle Street
Cambridge, MA
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Stefano Ionescu @ the Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco Stefano Ionescu, an independent scholar of Oriental carpets and a leading scholar of Anatolian carpets in Transylvania will present the lecture Tuduc: The World’s Most Famous Rug Forger in the framework of "Museum Fakes, Forgeries, and the Quest for Authenticity: A Mini-Symposium" at the Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, on February 9. The focus of the lecture is Stefano Ionescu's most recent publication, Handbook of Fakes by Tuduc. |
Thursday, February 9, 10 am
Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
de Young Museum
50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Drive
San Francisco, CA 94118
Read more about the symposium |
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Hotel Project RCINY has the pleasure to announce the U.S. Premiere of an exciting theatre project conceived by Romanian director Ana Margineanu and developed in collaboration with U.S. director Tamilla Woodard.
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January 27-29, 2012
Grand Summit Hotel, 570 Springfield Ave., Summit, NJ
February, 3-5, 2012
Washington Jefferson Hotel, 318 West 51st St, NYC
See complete schedule and information
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Pianist Vlad Iftinca in a NYC tour de force Romanian pianist Vlad Iftinca, Assistant Conductor at the Metropolitan Opera and Staff Music Coach of The Met’s Lindemann Young Artist Development Program, will have a series of concerts this winter at prestigious NYC venues: from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, to The Juilliard Opera and Carnegie Hall.
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SUN, January 22, 7pm
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Song of America w. bariton Thomas Hampson
February 3-9
The Juilliard Opera, Rosemary and Meredith Willson Theater
La cambiale di matrimonio & La scala di seta: A Rossini Double Bill. Conductor: Vlad Iftinca
Showtimes: Feb 3/8pm, Feb5/2pm, Feb7/8pm, Feb 9/8pm
FREE TICKETS AVAILABLE
FRI, February 24, 7.30pm
Carnegie Hall, Weill Recital Hall
Erin Morley & Vlad Iftinca |
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Leonard Ursachi's Well in Brooklyn, NYC, Through April Leonard Ursachi’s exhibition Well in bustling downtown Brooklyn at Cadman Plaza Park.
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SAT, October 29, 4-6 pm
Through April 30, 2012
Cadman Plaza Park
Brooklyn, New York 11201
Subway: A/C to High Street; F to York
Read more about Leonard Ursachi here. |
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World Premiere of Ionel Petroi's French Lessons at the Hunter College On January 25 and 26, at 8 pm, at the Hunter College's Kaye Playhouse, French Lessons, a unique and captivating opera
based on Eugene Ionesco's play French Conversation and Diction Exercises for American Students, will receive its World Premiere. Composed by Ionel Petroi and directed by Susan Gonzalez, Petroi's opera breathes with great humor, wit and jubilant rhythms. |
WED & THU, Jan 25 & 26, 8PM
Hunter College (North building)
The Kaye Playhouse entrance
68th street & Lexington avenue
New York, NY 10065
Black Box Theatre, 5th Floor (543)
Regular Admission: $25
Students: Free (with ID)
Tickets can be purchased in advance here
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Sasha Meret's new exhibition "The Plastic Menagerie" at the OK Harris Art Gallery in Soho Sasha Meret’s recent work has evolved in the space of sculptural constructions using polystyrene cutlery as modules to reconstruct familiar objects, and later to create intriguing and thought provoking new shapes that defy any familiar category. He takes refuge in The Plastic Menagerie that he has created seeking at the same time harmony and surprise. A quote from Schopenhauer sums up his intentions in this series of works: “…here we contemplate perfection of form without any kind of worldly agenda, and thus any intrusion of utility or politics would ruin the point of beauty”.
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December 10, 2011 - January 21, 2012
OK HARRIS Art Gallery
383 West Broadway, New York, N.Y, 10012
Phone: 212-431-3600
Fax: 212-925-4797
Gallery Hours: 10 am to 6 pm, Tue-Sat
The gallery is closed December 24th - January 2, 2012 |
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