Sentences with phrase «conversation series aims»

Free and open to the public through the generous support of the Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation, the Artist in Conversation series aims to honor and raise public consciousness about the unique ways in which contemporary artists use printmaking.

* Housed in the 29th Street New York City loft of Robert Wilson, Viewpoints @ 29th Street is a conversation series aimed to create intimate opportunities for artists and art enthusiasts to gather and discuss creative themes vital to the historical record of the contemporary moment.

Housed in the 29th street New York City loft of Robert Wilson, Viewpoints @ 29th Street is a new conversation series aimed to create intimate opportunities for artists and art enthusiasts to gather and discuss creative themes vital to the historical record of the contemporary moment.

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Through live panels, film, art, dialogue, and tasting food and beverage, the monthly Conversations at Copia series aims...

The TTP hosts «Mock Chalk Talk» events as well as the «Conversations with Faculty» and «Getting to Know Your Faculty» series, which together aim to provide a framework for succeeding at the faculty interview stage and as a principal investigator.

This year, the Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE) launched «Community Conversations» that aim to focus the entire community on a particular series of dialogues for each academic year.

The AFT and community partners from 12 cities throughout the country have organized a series of town hall community conversations aimed at developing «bottom - up» solutions for struggling schools.

Acknowledging the importance of feedback, this report aims to help districts rethink feedback not simply as a series of isolated conversations between principals and teachers, but rather as a complex system of many interconnected factors.

The book gathers a series of lessons from 36 artists working today, aiming to provoke, inspire and stimulate conversations on art.

In this series of conversations with truly radical and subversive figures, critic and scholar Donatien Grau will aim to define what space subversion can create for itself today — within the world as it goes.