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Building 110: LMCC’s Arts Center at Governors Island Opens This Weekend!
Building 110: LMCC's Arts Center at Governors Island reopens to the public this weekend, May 26-27, for the 2012 season!
Access Restricted: Lower Manhattan Revealed - The Lenape: Lower Manhattan’s First Inhabitants
Combining archaeological and historical evidence with decades of firsthand ethnographic and linguistic research, this lecture covers the culture, prehistory, and history of the Lenape (Delaware Indians) in this region as well as their subsequent displacement and emigration to enclaves in Oklahoma, Ontario, and Wisconsin in the 18th and 19th centuries. Pershing Hall, one of the many historic buildings on Governors Island, features WPA murals depicting American military history.
Access Restricted: Lower Manhattan Revealed “Actions: What You Can Do With the City”
LMCC presents the second lecture of this year's Access Restricted series - "Actions: What You Can Do With the City" - a curatorial talk by Giovanna Borasi, Curator of Contemporary Architecture and Mirko Zardini, Director, both from The Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA), at 195 Broadway on Wednesday, February 2, 6:30PM.
- Sarah Michelson, Devotion Study, #3 at Building 110
- Transforming Function Opens in the Gallery at Building 110, May 26-Sept 30
- Teaching Artists Opportunity for The Maysles Institute Summer Documentary Film Program
- New Museum will present Former Workspace resident LaToya Ruby Frazier’s PROPOSITION
- LaToya Ruby Frazier will present The Proposition at the New Museum
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