Calendar
Upcoming Events, Deadlines, & Info Sessions
March 18, 2010
Event | Artist Residencies – Swing Space
Swing Space presents Flight 18
Mar 4–Apr 4
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council is pleased to present FLIGHT 18, conceived, directed, and piloted by theatre artist Eric Wallach, a recipient of a Swing Space grant from LMCC. Taking place within a 6,000 square foot former retail store donated by General Growth Properties, FLIGHT 18 is an interactive performance that invites its passengers onboard a spaceship voyaging toward the outer limits of space.
Ticket price: $18, for reservations visit www.flight18.net
March 19, 2010
Event | Artist Residencies – Swing Space
Diorama by Bobby Previte
Mar 12–19
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council is pleased to present Swing Space artist Bobby Previte's Diorama, a solo drum concert performed for one listener at a time in our newest Swing Space location on the 31st floor of 14 Wall Street. This landmark site was formerly the private residence of legendary financier J.P. Morgan, and most recently existed as a French bar and restaurant.
A reservation is required. Please email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) to reserve a 15-minute appointment.
Event | Artist Residencies – Swing Space
Swing Space presents Flight 18
Mar 4–Apr 4
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council is pleased to present FLIGHT 18, conceived, directed, and piloted by theatre artist Eric Wallach, a recipient of a Swing Space grant from LMCC. Taking place within a 6,000 square foot former retail store donated by General Growth Properties, FLIGHT 18 is an interactive performance that invites its passengers onboard a spaceship voyaging toward the outer limits of space.
Ticket price: $18, for reservations visit www.flight18.net
March 20, 2010
Event | Artist Residencies – Swing Space
Swing Space presents Flight 18
Mar 4–Apr 4
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council is pleased to present FLIGHT 18, conceived, directed, and piloted by theatre artist Eric Wallach, a recipient of a Swing Space grant from LMCC. Taking place within a 6,000 square foot former retail store donated by General Growth Properties, FLIGHT 18 is an interactive performance that invites its passengers onboard a spaceship voyaging toward the outer limits of space.
Ticket price: $18, for reservations visit www.flight18.net
March 24, 2010
Event | Arts Services – Workshop Series
Work Sample Dos and Don’ts
Mar 24
In order to access funding, residencies and other professional opportunities, artists are often required to submit work samples for consideration. Who reviews work samples? How are they reviewed? How important is formatting? Cue points? Context? Our interactive workshop will cover these issues and provide a series of examples that will allow participants to judge for themselves whether a work sample is compelling and why.
This workshop is at capacity!
March 25, 2010
Event | Artist Residencies – Swing Space
Kazue Taguchi Open House
Mar 25
During her residency in the Project Space, Kazue Taguchi is continuing her work with reflective materials, developing a hanging installation to create a dynamic and complex interplay of light, reflection, and shadow. Her work explores the ethereal, intangible effects of light and reflection. At the completion of her five-week residency, Kazue will open her studio for visitors. No RSVP is necessary.
Deadline | Artist Residencies – Workspace
Workspace 2010–11 Applications Due
Mar 25
Workspace is a nine-month studio residency program for emerging visual artists and writers focused on the creative process. Residents receive free studio space in Lower Manhattan for nine months, a modest one-time stipend (depending on funding), access to a community of peers, meetings and studio visits with arts and literary professionals, and exposure to new audiences through open studios and other public programs.
Event | Artist Residencies – Swing Space
Swing Space presents Flight 18
Mar 4–Apr 4
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council is pleased to present FLIGHT 18, conceived, directed, and piloted by theatre artist Eric Wallach, a recipient of a Swing Space grant from LMCC. Taking place within a 6,000 square foot former retail store donated by General Growth Properties, FLIGHT 18 is an interactive performance that invites its passengers onboard a spaceship voyaging toward the outer limits of space.
Ticket price: $18, for reservations visit www.flight18.net
March 26, 2010
Event | Artist Residencies – Swing Space
Swing Space presents Flight 18
Mar 4–Apr 4
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council is pleased to present FLIGHT 18, conceived, directed, and piloted by theatre artist Eric Wallach, a recipient of a Swing Space grant from LMCC. Taking place within a 6,000 square foot former retail store donated by General Growth Properties, FLIGHT 18 is an interactive performance that invites its passengers onboard a spaceship voyaging toward the outer limits of space.
Ticket price: $18, for reservations visit www.flight18.net
March 27, 2010
Event | Artist Residencies – Swing Space
Swing Space presents Flight 18
Mar 4–Apr 4
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council is pleased to present FLIGHT 18, conceived, directed, and piloted by theatre artist Eric Wallach, a recipient of a Swing Space grant from LMCC. Taking place within a 6,000 square foot former retail store donated by General Growth Properties, FLIGHT 18 is an interactive performance that invites its passengers onboard a spaceship voyaging toward the outer limits of space.
Ticket price: $18, for reservations visit www.flight18.net
March 31, 2010
Event | Cultural Programs – Access Restricted
Access Restricted: “A New Era in Sentencing?”
Mar 31
Featured speaker: Douglas Berman, William B. Saxbe Designated Professor of Law, Moritz College of Law at The Ohio State University
Professor Berman, co-author of a leading casebook, Sentencing Law and Policy and managing editor of the Federal Sentencing Reporter and the Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law, will present various alternatives to sentencing guidelines from within a landmarked centerpiece of New York’s trial courthouses.
Free RSVP required; reservations available on March 23 at 12PM
April 1, 2010
Event | Artist Residencies – Swing Space
Swing Space presents Flight 18
Mar 4–Apr 4
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council is pleased to present FLIGHT 18, conceived, directed, and piloted by theatre artist Eric Wallach, a recipient of a Swing Space grant from LMCC. Taking place within a 6,000 square foot former retail store donated by General Growth Properties, FLIGHT 18 is an interactive performance that invites its passengers onboard a spaceship voyaging toward the outer limits of space.
Ticket price: $18, for reservations visit www.flight18.net
April 2, 2010
Event | Artist Residencies – Swing Space
Swing Space presents Flight 18
Mar 4–Apr 4
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council is pleased to present FLIGHT 18, conceived, directed, and piloted by theatre artist Eric Wallach, a recipient of a Swing Space grant from LMCC. Taking place within a 6,000 square foot former retail store donated by General Growth Properties, FLIGHT 18 is an interactive performance that invites its passengers onboard a spaceship voyaging toward the outer limits of space.
Ticket price: $18, for reservations visit www.flight18.net
April 3, 2010
Event | Artist Residencies – Swing Space
Swing Space presents Flight 18
Mar 4–Apr 4
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council is pleased to present FLIGHT 18, conceived, directed, and piloted by theatre artist Eric Wallach, a recipient of a Swing Space grant from LMCC. Taking place within a 6,000 square foot former retail store donated by General Growth Properties, FLIGHT 18 is an interactive performance that invites its passengers onboard a spaceship voyaging toward the outer limits of space.
Ticket price: $18, for reservations visit www.flight18.net
April 6, 2010
Event | Cultural Programs – Poems & Pints
Poems & Pints: Joanna Klink & Carol Muske-Dukes
Apr 6
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council and Poetry Society of America present Poems & Pints, six evenings with premier American poets at the historic Fraunces Tavern in downtown New York City. Each evening, two poets read their own work and favorite poems by others.
Admission to all readings is free and open to the public as capacity allows.
April 14, 2010
Event | Cultural Programs – Access Restricted
Access Restricted: “Intellectual Property in the Age of Digital Reproduction”
Apr 14
A panel featuring Sonia Katyal, Alfred Steiner, Andrew Ross, and Virginia Rutledge, moderated by Sergio Muñoz Sarmiento.
A lively roundtable debate between practicing lawyers, legal theorists, and a sociologist on who owns what and what is really at stake when creative production is regulated through the structures of property rights. Overlooking Ground Zero and featuring extensive views of New York Harbor, this conference room not only affords visitors the chance to literally have a “seat at the table” but also features breathtaking vistas.
Free RSVP required; reservations available on April 6 at 12PM.
April 28, 2010
Event | Cultural Programs – Access Restricted
Access Restricted: “Re-presentations and Identities: Depicting Justice in Courts”
Apr 28
Featured speaker: Judith Resnik, Arthur Liman Professor of Law, Yale Law School
This discussion, based on the forthcoming book, Representing Justice: From Nascent City-States to Guantanamo Bay (by Judith Resnik and Dennis E. Curtis, Yale Press, 2010), will examine the deployment of images, across time and place, aiming to identify buildings as courts and courts as about justice. The setting will be one of the jewels of “The City Beautiful Movement,” an elaborately decorated courthouse, which is featured in Resnik’s book as one of the several sites in which early 20th-century choices of images prompted conflict, and in this case, the removal of one of the statues on the court’s rooftop.
Free RSVP required; reservations available on April 20 at 12PM


