A daily compilation of suggestions for the continuing appreciation of art and design in dire times
LIVE EVENTS
Vitra Design Museum Instagram Live Talk: director Mateo Kries in conversation with designer Konstantin Grcic 11EDT link
Rutgers University School of Arts and Sciences Scarlet Speakers in the Heart of Your Home: A Conversation with Joyce Carol Oates Hosted by Barry Qualls noon-1 WebX link (You will receive a confirmation email with a link to join n advance of our Scarlet Speaker event.) NOTE: Available for viewing on the Rutgers website after the event.)
Whitney Museum of American Art Zoom talk: Grant Johnson Art History From Home: Domestic Aesthetics noon-12:20 link
China Institute online video series: Pieces of China: The Story of China, One Object at a Time Episode 1: Didi Pei 贝建中 tour Suzhou’s Lions Grove Garden with architect Didi Pei 贝建中, whose illustrious family once owned it noon-12:30 registration link
NYU Grey Art Gallery Zoom webinar: New Perspectives on Arab Abstraction Session 1: The Barjeel Art Foundation and Taking Shape Sultan Sooud Al-Qassemi, Suheyla Takesh,, moderated by Lynn Gumpert; co-organized by NYU's Grey Art Gallery and Hagop Kevorkian Center for Near Eastern Studies, and co-sponsored by ArteEast noon link
Sight Unseen Instagram Live talk: L.A. designer Leah Ring of Another Human gives a tour of her studio plus a talk about her new sconces and the ‘fantastical environments in nature’ that inspired them 2 link
New Museum Zoom discussion: Governance Reimagined Session 1: Deep Future: Building Lateral Institutions artist Jonas Staal speaks with Laura Raicovich, Interim Director of the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art 2pm registration link
National Arts Club Zoom lecture: Kate Strasdin The Fashion of Queen Alexandra moderated by David Zyla 3-4 Eventbrite registration link
French Institute Alliance Française Free Virtual CinéSalon & Talk: The Fairy Film Discussion with Dominique Abel and Fiona Gordon, introduced by Karine Nguyen; in English; live on Zoom & Facebook; reservation for the 5pm talk Eventbrite link; to stream the film available for free* till June 1, enter access code FIAFWK4 after clicking on the Redeem Pass button under the film's poster on Kino Now link
Princeton University Art Museum Zoom illustrated talk: Veronica White Food and Drink in Italian Renaissance and Baroque Art 5:30-7 registration link
Rubin Foundation Zoom conversation: Places of Isolation and Healing Edgar Heap of Birds and Douglas Miles 6-7;30 free link
AIA New York Center for Architecture taping: Person Place Thing with Randy Cohen; Cohen speaking with Sam Roberts, American journalist, Urban Affairs Correspondent for the New York Times 6-7 $10 link
ART DECO Society of New York Zoom online tour: Telling the Art Deco Story of Sunnyside 6:30-8 $20 link
Center for Book Arts Broadside Reading Series: Anna Gurton-Wachter 6:30-8 registration Eventbrite link
SVA Zoom thesis presentations: Statements from Isolation: The 2020 MA Design Research, Writing and Criticism Graduate Thesis Presentation 6:30-8 link
Abrons Arts Center and Eyebeam: sound event: It Ain’t No Thang (How To Look At A Nothing), a series of text-based scores inviting participants remotely reconsider how and to whom attention is paid, in lieu of Jeremy Toussaint-Baptiste’s Get Low (Black Square) from 7pm through Saturday at 8 link
Mark Morris Dance Group online event: Dance On! An Evening with the Mark Morris Dance Group Zoom online event: premiere of four short videodances by Mark Morris, choreographed and rehearsed for the first time entirely via Zoom videoconference, followed by a Q&A with Mark Morris and MMDG Music Director Colin Fowler 7:30 free, registration link
New York Adventure Club lecture: Sara Idacavage The History of Fashion Exhibitions, From Bland to Blockbusters 8-10 $10 Eventbrite link
Fridman Gallery and CT::SWaM performance inside the empty gallery SO⅃OS: Victoria Keddie 8pm $6 link
New York Public Library LIVE from NYPL: Blake Gopnik with Deborah Solomon 8-9 free, registration link
SCREENINGS
ONLINE EXHIBITIONS, PRESENTATIONS, and VIEWING ROOMS
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art speech: How ORFN’s graffiti inspires Alicia McCarthy Artist Alicia McCarthy explains why she decided to reserve space in her 2017 SECA Art Award presentation at SFMOMA for work by the late Aaron Curry, known on the street as the ever-inventive ORFN link
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