(Hybrid) How to Make Space with Kirsty Bell
In an unparalleled and personal history of Berlin, writer and art critic Kirsty Bell considers the layered process of making, unmaking, and remaking lives, homes, and urban spaces.
In an unparalleled and personal history of Berlin, writer and art critic Kirsty Bell considers the layered process of making, unmaking, and remaking lives, homes, and urban spaces.
The Library welcomes author of #You Know You’re Black in France When, Trica Keaton for a conversation about antiblackness and the politics of race in France.
In the presence of Jim Dine, Hugo Pernet, Ghazal Mosadeq, and others, discover Journal: a new, multilingual magazine stressing the urgency of poetry in conversation.
Essayist and critic Brian Dillon joins us at the Library to share his love of language.
Join Karin Roffman and Sharon Roffman for an evening of poetry, biography, and musical performance celebrating the life of American poet John Ashbery.
Composer-in-Residence and Miss America 2019, Nia Franklin, sings jazz standards, spirituals, and music of her own from her 2021 EP, Extended.
The Library is delighted to welcome authors Dimitris Lyacos and Vanessa Onwuemezi for a conversation about poetic experimentation, style, and musicality.
Grammy-nominated composer Missy Mazzoli and Pulitzer Prize-winning librettist Royce Vavrek present opera for the 21st-century.
Writer and scholar Selby Wynn Schwartz comes to the Library to discuss her Booker Prize-longlisted novel, After Sappho.
Art, advocacy, and the liberatory power of creative expression: dive into the current landscape of the arts with three of the most prominent voices of the new artistic generation.
Join us for a conversation with Writer-in-Residence Patricia Lockwood.
Join us for an interactive seminar with Writer-in-Residence Patricia Lockwood.