Art & Design Events, New York, Monday, 3 June 2019

Abrons Arts Center 466 Grand St reception: Marco DaSilva Em Casa: Brazilian Cutlery; part of 3rd Annual ‘Queer|Art|Pride’ Summer Showcase 8:30 free

Cooper Union Rose Auditorium 41 Cooper Square Public Art Fund panel: Public Art and Activism: 1980s to Today Joy Episalla, Avram Finkelstein, Paola Mendoza, moderated by Nicholas Baume 6-8 free, reservation suggested Eventbrite

AIA New York Center for Architecture 536 LaGuardia Place discussion: Mies Van de Rohe’s Tugendhat House Daniella Hammer-Tugendhat, Honorary Professor of Art History, University of Applied Arts Vienna; Ivo Hammer, conservator-restorer 6-8 $25

NYU Deutsches Haus 42 Washington Mews conversation: EdUcation 4 Future. Democracy=COLORFUL artist Regina Baumhauer and neurotherapist Gail Johnson 6-8 free

Performance Space New York 150 1st Ave 4th fl Saas-Fee Summer Institute of Art | New York City 2019 Public Lecture: Paul D. Miller aka DJ Spooky; series founded and directed by Warren Neidich and co-directed by Barry Schwabsky with artistic coordinator Sarrita Hunn 7:30 free

National Arts Club 15 Gramercy Park South openings: Gregg Gallery: NAC Student Show: Regiane Donadio, Winner of the 2018 Will Barnet First Prize; Marquis Gallery: Oh Beautiful -  The American Landscape Elliott Green, Elizabeth Hazan, Amy Talluto, Scott Kahn 6-8; Trask Gallery: The 28th Annual National Arts Club Roundtable Exhibition 6-8

Madison Square Park installation opening: Leonardo Drew City in the Grass; presented by Madison Square Park Conservancy reception by invitation

Rizzoli 1133 Broadway live taping: Family Secrets Podcast Dani Shapiro in conversation with Nora McInerny 6

Microscope 1329 Willoughby Ave Bushwick video screening: Hank Linhart Struggles with the Cyclops (Videos 1978-2004) 7:30 $8

Brooklyn Public Library Central Library Trustees' Room 10 Grand Army Plaza discussion: Marginalized Voices in Museums and Archives; part of the lgbtq pride month series 7-8:30 free

In Memoriam: Virginia Zabriskie (15 July 1927 - 7 May 2019)

                               Camille Billops (1933-2019)