Friday Special | Erika Serodio
Lately, I’ve been trying to think about those things that were hard in a pre-pandemic world and are easier now. Things like commuting to class in the morning, spending all afternoon working in the library, and then really dreading that evening workshop or lecture I had previously added to my agenda. Sometimes I would just call it a day and go home instead of attending. I promise myself that when this is all over, I’m never going to be home again. Catch me at every social engagement, evening lecture, etc. etc., forever, for the rest of my life, cross my heart and hope to die. But until then, I’m telling myself, isn’t it nice that after a long day of sitting at my desk, I can curl up on my couch with a bowl of popcorn (glass of wine) and attend a lecture with outstanding museum professionals from all over the world? A past version of myself would have loved this. Current me – a silver lining.
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Anyway, join me in making the most of this twisted world. And remember that if you make it to that zoom lecture, and you decide that A. you've been zooming enough lately, or B. it's not your thing, oops! Technical difficulties! Back to Netflix. But I do hope you find something in this list that you enjoy. And I invite you to link to any other interesting events in the comments section.
ETHEL and Friends: Balcony Bar from Home
Start your Friday night off right with the Met’s resident string quartet playing live in your living room:
Friday, October 23, 2020 (& every Friday for the rest of 2020)
5:00 PM – 5:30 PM EST
Free admission
Becoming Public Art: Working Models & Case Studies for Art in Public
Spend your Tuesday afternoons learning from industry experts on the forces shaping public art making today. Presented by the City of Markham and ART+PUBLIC UnLtd.
October 13 to December 8, 2020
Every Tuesday from 1:30 PM – 3:00 PM EST
Free admission, Registration required
Rayyane Tabet / Alien Property: In Light of What We Know Now
Sit in on a conversation between Met curators and contemporary artist Rayyane Tabet as they consider how their perspectives on an exhibition have changed with respect to global events this past year.
Wednesday, October 28, 2020
6 PM EST
Free admission, Registration required
ART CONNECTS | Fall Reading Session With Indigenous Brilliance
Join Afuwa, Emily Dundas Oke, Jónína Kirton, and Michelle Sylliboy for a poetic and artistic response to the Vancouver Art Gallery's current exhibition: Uncommon Language.
Thursday, October 29, 2020
7 PM EST (4 PM PST)
Free admission
Innovate: Public Spaces with Silo Studio
Visit with a curator from the Victoria & Albert Museum and two London-based designers who focus on designing for community spaces.
Tuesday, November 3, 2020
12 PM EST (5 PM UK)
Free admission
AGO Live: Brendan Fernandes: The Left Space
This choreographed performance will use the grid formation of zoom to connect a team of dancers from their homes around the world, while engaging with the language of protests in our current time of global political uprisings. An interview between the artist and curator will follow.
Friday, November 6, 2020
7 PM EST
Free admission, Registration required
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