want to be featured on the screens during "thank u" on the triple moon tour? please write something you are grateful for on a piece of paper or a sign and take a selfie with it, then reply under this post for a chance to see yourself during the show 🤩
join striking Boston University grads for our pay-what-you-want People’s University this summer, ft talks by Fred Moten, Leigh Claire La Berge, Andrew Ross, and grad workers!
THIS IS OUR BU.
Join @BUAmnesp GSA for the Fall 2023 Americanist Forum on Thursday, October 19th at 10am! Students+Candidates from AMNESP, @BUDeptofEnglish, HAA, and @BU_SOM will be presenting! Please share with your networks😁
I am so thrilled to share that I will be presenting at SAH this year. I am also grateful to be generously supported with an SAH graduate student conference fellowship. See you in Montréal!
The Library for the Performing Arts contains materials relateed to the original design of the @LincolnCenter complex. @HorowitzSarah explores how the architecture shapes the experiences of people who interact with these environments. https://t.co/J5vSMHTzqW
Much has been written about how Lincoln Center was made, but less about its design and how it impacted New York’s urban, cultural, and social landscapes. @bibliowitz has been researching materials at the Library for the Performing Arts on the topic. https://t.co/J5vSMHTzqW
We are looking forward to our 19th National Conference on Planning History, taking place online and at Spitzer School of Architecture, City College, Harlem, NYC, this Thursday thru Saturday, October 20-22. There’s still time to register, so please join us! https://t.co/HMe7AU0fNL
@charlotte_leib Yes! I am in the Institutions and Urban Change panel. My paper is “Keeping Up with the Jones: Postwar Performing Arts Center Design as Aspirational City Planning.” :-)