April 19, 2021
The GRAMMY Award-winning Attacca Quartet performed the first spring concert of Miller Theatre’s ongoing Live from Columbia series.
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For her reading, Enriquez chose the first story that appears in The Dangers of Smoking in Bed, translated as “The Little Angel's Exhumation” in Asymptote.
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“I had too many ideas in mind,” Joo said, “but through thoughtful discussion, demonstrations, and experimentation, was able to work closely with the Artistic Director, Tomas Vu, and Master Printer, Nathan Catlin, to merge some of the material and process exploration already going on in my studio with the expertise, sensitivity and talent they brought to the table.
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Serpell’s lecture, entitled “Beyond Empathy,” both points to and expands upon the thoughts she expressed in her 2019 essay “The Banality of Empathy,” which was published in The New York Review of Books.
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Border Incident (1949), the first programmed film of this year’s festival series, is set at the California border and follows two INS operatives, one Mexican and one American, who investigate a human smuggling ring.
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Assistant Professor Leslie Jamison moderated a discussion on climate writing as part of The Center for Fiction’s On America series.
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In The Devil You Know: A Black Power Manifesto, “Blow envisions a counterintuitive but impassioned corrective to the myths that have for too long governed thinking about race and geography in America.
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DeMichelle joined Ostrow for this episode and had the opportunity to introduce Nottage to the Lortel’s audience.
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