BACK TO EVENTS

7PM Thursday, November 1, 2012

Oxhide II

China, 2009, 132 min.

Whitney Humanities Center, 53 Wall St., New Haven, CT, 06511 (Auditorium) MAP

Location is wheelchair accessible

Director Liu Jiayin
(Film Studies Program and Films at the Whitney)

Website: Films at the Whitney site

Open to: General public

Admission: Free

CULTURAL, FILM

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Thursday, June 13, 2013

Youth Rights Media Film Premiere

Yale University Art Gallery

June 14 – June 16, 2013

Historical Verité

International Festival of Arts and Ideas

Whitney Humanities Center

Saturday, June 15, 2013

Children’s Film Festival

Yale Center for British Art

Show Arts Highlights +

DAY WEEK MONTH

Week of October 28, 2012

Exhibitions

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“Art in Focus” Student Guide Exhibition: “The Technical Examination of Early English Panel Painting,” Yale Center for British Art, APR 13 – DEC 9

Robert Adams: The Place We Live, A Retrospective Selection of Photographs, Yale University Art Gallery, AUG 3 – OCT 28

Staging History, Making History: The Yale School of Drama & Yale Repertory Theater, Robert B. Haas Family Library, AUG 27 – DEC 18

Simonides: Photographs by Norman McBeath, Texts by Robert Crawford, Whitney Humanities Center, AUG 29 – DEC 7

Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies: Achievements and Challenges 1982-2012, Sterling Memorial Library, SEP 7 – NOV 6

“The Comic Art of Joseph Hémard,” Sterling Law Buildings, SEP 15 – DEC 15

Latvian Publishing Between the Wars, Sterling Memorial Library, SEP 17, 2012 – JAN 24, 2013

Wade in the Water: Musical Life of American Civil Rights Leader, Sterling Memorial Library, SEP 18 – DEC 14

Hail to the Chief: Presidents in the Gilmore Archives, Irving S. Gilmore Music Library, Sterling Memorial Library, SEP 18 – NOV 6

Nurses, Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library, SEP 22, 2012 – JAN 14, 2013

Yale Bands, Yale College Dean’s Office, OCT 1, 2012 – JUN 1, 2013

“The English Prize: The Capture of the ‘Westmorland,’ an Episode of the Grand Tour,” Yale Center for British Art, OCT 4, 2012 – JAN 13, 2013

Architecture in Dialogue: The Peter Eisenman Collection at Yale, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, OCT 8 – DEC 14

Descriptions of Literature: The Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas Papers, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, OCT 8 – DEC 14

Shaping Community: Poetics and Politics of the Eruv, Institute of Sacred Music, OCT 10 – DEC 14

“Caro: Close Up,” Yale Center for British Art, OCT 18 – DEC 30

In memoriam: Bernard Chaet, Yale School of Art (Green Hall), OCT 25 – NOV 4

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28

1PM

Exhibition Tour: “Caro: Close Up”

Yale Center for British Art

3PM

Collection of Musical Instruments – piano recital

Yves Henry

Collection of Musical Instruments

Visiting Artist

4PM

Choral Conducting Recital: Robert Strebent

Marquand Chapel

7PM

Direct-er’s Cuts with Steve Cossman

Steve Cossman, founder and director of Mono No Aware

212 York Street

Visiting Artist

MONDAY, OCTOBER 29

12PM

“Meet the Writer, Claudio Magris”

CANCELLED Claudio Magris

82-90 Wall, RLL (3rd floor)

Visiting Artist

1PM

Dr. Khalil Gibran Muhammad, Director, Schomburg Center for Research of Black Culture

CANCELLED

Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library

4PM

10 Jokes That Will Teach You Everything You Need to Know About Screenwriting

CANCELLED Pavel Jech, Dean of FAMU

Whitney Humanities Center

Visiting Artist

4:30PM

Liturgy Symposium: Todd Johnson

CANCELLED Todd Johnson

Institute of Sacred Music

4:30PM

Fridays @ Five with Victoria Clark

CANCELLED Victoria Clark

Stoeckel Hall

Visiting Artist

5PM

A DRAMATalk with Michael Mayer, Peter Lerman, Margo Lion, and Amanda Lipitz

CANCELLED

University Theatre

Visiting Artist

5PM

“Theater and Censorship under the Greek Military Dictatorship (1967-1974)”

CANCELLED Gonda Van Steen, Dept. of Classics and Center for Greek Studies, University of Florida

Luce Hall 202

6PM

Dan Graham will offer a lecture.

36 Edgewood Avenue

Visiting Artist

8PM

SEE ALL DATES

“Marie Antoinette”

By David Adjmi

Yale Repertory Theatre

World Premiere

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30

12:30PM

Art in Context: “Bill Brandt and Henry Moore in the London Underground Shelters, 1940”

CANCELED

Yale Center for British Art

12:30PM

Mary Reid Kelley, Visiting Artist will offer a lecture.

36 Edgewood Avenue

Visiting Artist

5:30PM

SEE ALL DATES

Ballet Technique Class

Instructors from New Haven Ballet

Broadway Rehearsal Lofts

Just for Students

7PM

SEE ALL DATES

Bhangra Dance Lessons

International Center

Undergraduate

8PM

Guitarra Boricua: A Night of Puerto Rican Classical Guitar

La Casa Cultural Center

8PM

SEE ALL DATES

Iphigenia Among the Stars

Adapted from Euripides by Benjamin Fainstein Conceived and directed by Jack Tamburri

Iseman Theater

8PM

SEE ALL DATES

“Marie Antoinette”

By David Adjmi

Yale Repertory Theatre

World Premiere

8:30PM

Open Drawing

Yale School of Art

Yale School of Art (Green Hall)

Community Arts

9PM

“Baader Meinhoff Komplex”

William L Harkness Hall

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31

11:45AM

Occupying Literacy: Whiteness and the Possessive Investment in Writing

Birgit Rasmussen

Hall of Graduate Studies

1PM

Made and Broken by The Great War: Elizabeth Shepley Sergeant and her Circle of Friends at the Beinecke

Wendy Moffat, current Beinecke visiting fellow

Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library

5PM

Performance of ‘Memorial: An Excavation of the Iliad’

Alice Oswald

Whitney Auditorium

5:30PM

Royal Oak Foundation Lecture and Book Signing: “London Squares and Gardens Fit for a Queen”

Todd Longstaffe-Gowan, landscape architect and historian

Yale Center for British Art

7:30PM

Argentine Tango Classes

Robin Thomas

New Haven People’s Center

8PM

SEE ALL DATES

“Marie Antoinette”

By David Adjmi

Yale Repertory Theatre

World Premiere

8PM

SEE ALL DATES

Iphigenia Among the Stars

Adapted from Euripides by Benjamin Fainstein Conceived and directed by Jack Tamburri

Iseman Theater

11:55PM

Yale Symphony Orchestra – Halloween Show

Yale Symphony Orchestra

Woolsey Hall

Undergraduate World Premiere

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1

10AM

Digitization and Digital Libraries in France: A Changing Landscape

CHANGE OF DATE

Sterling Memorial Library

11AM

Exhibition Tour: “The English Prize: The Capture of the ‘Westmorland,’ An Episode of the Grand Tour”

Yale Center for British Art

11:45AM

“Ed Bullins and the Theatrical Spectacle of Civil Rights”

GerShun Avilez

African American Studies

1PM

Sarah Calhoun, Memories of British South Asia: A hands on examination of the history of Yale in South Asia, from Eli Yale onward

Luce Hall

1:30PM

Filming Interviews with Cambodians

Gregory Stanton, Ben Kiernan, Yale University and Socheata Poeuv, Khmer Legacies

Institution for Social and Policy Studies

5PM

Steven Pinker: The Better Angels of Our Nature

Why Violence Has Declined

Whitney Humanities Center

5:30PM

Andrew Carnduff Ritchie Lecture: “Prisoners of the Sun”

Hew Locke, visual artist

Yale University Art Gallery

Visiting Artist

6PM

“Collecting Dante from Tuscany: A Bibliographical Romance”

Christian Dupont

82-90 Wall, RLL (3rd floor)

6:30PM

CMES Cinema: “Tunisia Votes”

Luce Hall

6:30PM

The Eisenman Collection: An Analysis

Paul Rudolph Hall

7PM

Oxhide II

China, 2009, 132 min.

Whitney Humanities Center

7PM

Anthony Madrid, Poetry Reading

Linsly-Chittenden Hall

7:30PM

Yale Glee Club: Schola Cantorum Coralina

Marquand Chapel

Singing Groups

8PM

SEE ALL DATES

“Marie Antoinette”

By David Adjmi

Yale Repertory Theatre

World Premiere

8PM

Yale Philharmonia

Woolsey Hall

8PM

SEE ALL DATES

Iphigenia Among the Stars

Adapted from Euripides by Benjamin Fainstein Conceived and directed by Jack Tamburri

Iseman Theater

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2

9:30AM

New Directions for Digital Scholarship

CANCELLED

Sterling Law Buildings

12PM

Furniture Study Tour

Yale University Art Gallery

2PM

Panel: How Should We Think About Violence?

Steven Pinker, Stephen Darwall, Inderpal Grewal, Stathis Kalyvas, Laurie Santos

Whitney Humanities Center

4PM

Nontsikelelo Mutiti: A NEW WORK/A NOW WORK/A NON WORK

Davenport College

7PM

Roshni: the South-Asian Cultural Showcase

Woolsey Hall

Undergraduate Singing Groups

7PM

Fall 2012 Japan Film Series – The Makioka Sisters (Sasame-yuki/Fine Snow)

Director: Kon Ichikawa (1983), 140 minutes

Whitney Humanities Center

7:30PM

Yale Anime Society Presents: Kids on the Slope

Saybrook College

7:30PM

Fall Opera Scenes

Sprague Memorial Hall

8PM

Sakhioba Ensemble: Traditional Georgian Sacred and Folk Music Concert

Sakhioba Ensemble

Dwight Hall

8PM

SEE ALL DATES

Richard 2012 or The Body Politic

An Election Event, based on Shakespeare’s Richard II and the 2012 US Presidential Campaign

Whitney Humanities Center

Undergraduate

8PM

La Edad de la Ciruela

Las Chicas de Blanco, Argentinian Theater Group

Off Broadway Theater

8PM

SEE ALL DATES

Iphigenia Among the Stars

Adapted from Euripides by Benjamin Fainstein Conceived and directed by Jack Tamburri

Iseman Theater

8PM

SEE ALL DATES

“Marie Antoinette”

By David Adjmi

Yale Repertory Theatre

World Premiere

9PM

Lux Improvitas: The Jane Austen Show

Jonathan Edwards College

Undergraduate

9PM

JAW-CKO’LANTERN: Just Add Water Halloween Show

Calhoun College

Undergraduate

10:30PM

The Yale Spizzwinks Present: Hocus Pocus 2012

The Treehouse

Off-Campus Undergraduate Singing Groups

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3

11AM

Introductory Tour

Yale Center for British Art

1PM

SketchUp Basics

Rorie Fitzsimons

Davenport College

Just for Students

1:30PM

Highlights Tour

Yale University Art Gallery

2PM, 8PM

SEE ALL DATES

“Marie Antoinette”

By David Adjmi

Yale Repertory Theatre

World Premiere

2PM

Student Guide Tour: “British Bling: Metal and Cultural Identity”

Yale Center for British Art

Undergraduate

2PM

Anne-Marie Slaughter

Women in Leadership Conference

Sterling Law Buildings

2PM, 8PM

SEE ALL DATES

Iphigenia Among the Stars

Adapted from Euripides by Benjamin Fainstein Conceived and directed by Jack Tamburri

Iseman Theater

2PM

Film: “The Mystery of Charles Dickens” (2000)

Yale Center for British Art

3PM

Angles on Art, Famous Last Words

Cora Lewis, PC ’13

Yale University Art Gallery

Undergraduate

3PM

Creative Design Solutions

Justin DeLand

Broadway Rehearsal Lofts

Just for Students

5PM

Robin Blaze and Masaaki Suzuki

Robin Blaze, countertenor, and Masaaki Suzuki, harpsichord

Marquand Chapel

7PM

Amelie (France, 2001) 122 min. 35mm.

Whitney Humanities Center

7:30PM

Fall Opera Scenes

Sprague Memorial Hall

7:30PM

Annual YCC Fall Comedy Show 2012

John Mulaney, Shon Arieh-Lerer ’14, and Ryan Bowers ’14

Woolsey Hall

One Night Only

8PM

CASA Cultural Show

Sheffield-Sterling-Strathcona Hall

Undergraduate

8PM

SEE ALL DATES

Richard 2012 or The Body Politic

An Election Event, based on Shakespeare’s Richard II and the 2012 US Presidential Campaign

Whitney Humanities Center

Undergraduate

8PM

Berkeley College Orchestra Presents: Music of the British Isles

Berkeley College Orchestra

Battell Chapel

Undergraduate

8PM

Yale Swing & Blues Halloween Lesson, Dance & Afterparty

Pratt Hall, Center Church on the Green

Undergraduate

8PM

Jazz at the Saybrook Underbrook

Saybrook College

Undergraduate

8PM

SEE ALL DATES

HIPSTORY: Yale Belly Dance Fall Show

Yale Affiliates Belly Dance Society

Morse/Ezra Stiles College

Family Friendly Undergraduate

11:30PM

“Jaws”

Midnight Movies, presented by the Yale Film Society

Whitney Humanities Center

Just for Students