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PLATFORM FOR PEDAGOGY

		29 March - 04 April 2012 In Brief: Young Derrida, Our Collective Imagination, The City Machine and Its Streets, Tan Lin's Bibliographic Soundtrack, An Evening with Douglas Crimp, The Gertrude Stein Paradox, Abjection and Agonism, Cintra Wilson on Fear and Clothing, Generation Iraq, Film Criticism Today.


	Thursday, 29 March
		Varieties of Biography Conference The Graduate Center - 365 Fifth Avenue, Elebash Recital Hall 11am - 8pm, $0.
		The Origins of Deconstruction: A New History The Young Derrida and French Philosophy, 1945-1968 Columbia University, Buell Hall - 515 West 116 Street 5 - 7pm, $0.
		Sculpture and Dance: Reformulations of Objecthood in Robert Morris, Helio Oiticia and Lygia Pape Cooper Union - 7 East 7 Street, The Great Hall 6pm, $0.
		President Nasheed of Maldives at Columbia Columbia University, Low Memorial Library - 535 West 116 Street 6:30 - 8pm, $0/Rsvp.
		Ellen Ullman in conversation with Laura Miller McNally Jackson - 52 Prince Street 7pm, $0.
	Friday, 30 March
		Teddy Cruz: Where is our collective imagination? Columbia University, Avery Hall - 1172 Amsterdam Avenue 6:30 - 8:30pm, $0.
		Spain's Film Masters: Beyond Bunuel and Almodovar The Hunt with Introduction and Q&A by Paul Julian Smith New School, Johnson Design Center - 66 Fifth Avenue, Kellen Auditorium 7 - 10pm, $0.
	Saturday, 31 March
		Show and Prove: The Tensions, Contradictions and Possibilities of Hip Hop Studies in Practice NYU, Various locations 8:30am - 8pm, $0/Rsvp.
		Independent Art Spaces Symposium and Art Spaces Directory Launch New Museum - 235 Bowery 12pm, $0.
		The City Machine and Its Streets: Anomalous Ecologies Co-organized by Chris Kraus and Mexicali Rose, with Artists Space Artists Space, Books and Talks - 55 Walker Street 4 - 8pm, $0.
		Tan Lin: Bibliographic Sound Track and The Ph.D Sounds Ludlow 38 - 38 Ludlow Street 6pm, $0.
	Sunday, 01 April
		The City Machine and Its Streets: Anomalous Ecologies (Day Two) Co-organized by Chris Kraus and Mexicali Rose, with Artists Space Artists Space, Books and Talks - 55 Walker Street 4 - 8pm, $0.
	Monday, 02 Apri;
		Cheryl Dunye in Conversation with Sarah Schulman and David Gerstner The Graduate Center - 365 Fifth Avenue, Room 5414 6 - 8pm, $0.
		Does the brain's wiring make us who we are? Maps, Minds and the Future of Neuroscience Columbia University, Havemeyer Hall - 3000 Broadway, Room 309 6:30 - 8:30pm, $0.
		The Femicide Machine Sergio Gonzalez Rodriguez, Maria Josefina Saldana-Portillo The Graduate Center - 365 Fifth Ave, Room 9100 6:30pm, $0.
		Our Kind of Movie: The Films of Andy Warhol An Evening with Douglas Crimp The Kitchen - 512 West 19 Street 7pm, $0.
		The Baffler Innovation Forum with John Summers, Chris Lehmann, Barbara Ehrenreich and David Graeber Housing Works Bookstore - 126 Crosby Street 7pm, $0.
		The Gertrude Stein Paradox Michele Cone Heads A Panel Of Renowned Stein Scholars School of Visual Arts Theatre - 333 West 23 Street 7pm, $0.
		The Social Media Reader Michael Mandiberg, David Horvitz, and Ceci Moss Powerhouse Arena - 37 Main Street, Brooklyn 7 - 9pm, $0.
	Tuesday, 03 April
		Abjection and Agonism: Hannah Arendt, Giorgio Agamben and the Politics of Human Rights The New School, Kaplan Hall - 6 East 16 Street, Room 1103 6 - 8pm, $0.
		Cintra Wilson: Fear and Clothing School of Visual Arts - 136 West 21 Street, Floor 2 6pm, $0/Rsvp.
		Cintra Wilson: Fear and Clothing School of Visual Arts - 136 West 21 Street, Floor 2 6pm, $0/Rsvp.
	Wednesday, 04 April
		Generation Iraq: Journalists Confront America's War Columbia University, Journalism School - 2950 Broadway, World Room 6 - 7:30pm, $0.
		Film Criticism Today Phillip Lopate, Dana Stevens, Stephanie Zacharek, Dennis Lim, Paul Brunick New School, Kaplan Hall - 66 West 12th Street, Tishman Auditorium 6:30 - 8pm, $0.
		Alien vs. Predator: Michael Robbins, Sasha Frere-Jones, Kristin Hersh, Sara Marcus, & Choire Sicha Housing Works Bookstore - 126 Crosby Street 7pm, $0.
		The Long Goodbye: Meghan O'Rourke Greenlight Books - 686 Fulton Street, Brooklyn 7:30pm, $0.

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