A talk by Eric Slauter, Associate Professor of English, The University of Chicago
To learn more about the Yale Program in the History of the Book, please visit https://bookhistory.yale.edu
A special reading in conjunction with the fall exhibition, Beyond Words: Experimental Poetry & the Avant-Garde. David (Jhave) Johnston is a renowned digital net-artist-poet concentrating on integrating advanced computational techniques (neural nets, VR, and fluid dynamics) into the creation of art installations and spoken word performances that expose and question human-machine symbiosis.
Read more about Jhave here: http://glia.ca
Join us for the opening reception of the fall exhibition, Beyond Words; read more about the exhibition online at https://beinecke.library.yale.edu/beyondwords. Exhibition on view through December 15 along with Drafting Monique Wittig; more information online at https://beinecke.library.yale.edu/draftingmoniquewittig
A panel discussion featuring Priyasha Mukhopadhyay, Assistant Professor of English, Yale University \nTo read more about Mukhopadhyay, please visit: https://english.yale.edu/people/tenured-and-tenure-track-faculty-assista… \nTo learn more about the Yale Program in the History of the Book, please visit https://bookhistory.yale.edu
A panel discussion with Alexandra Franklin, Coordinator, Centre for the Study of the Book, Bodleian Library, University of Oxford, and Richard Lawrence, Printer, Oxford
To learn more about the Yale Program in the History of the Book, please visit https://bookhistory.yale.edu
Clarke, a Successor Manager on the Board of Managers of the Lewis Walpole Library, will speak on “Lefty’ Lewis and the Waldegraves: Collecting, Obsession, and Friendship” in the 2019 Adrian Van Sinderen Lecture
From the Poetry Foundation: “Marilyn Nelson was born in Cleveland, Ohio, into a military family: she is the daughter of one of the last of the Tuskegee Airmen. Her mother was a teacher. Nelson spent much of her youth living on different military bases and began writing poetry in elementary school. She earned her BA from the University of California at Davis, her MA from the University of Pennsylvania, and her PhD from the University of Minnesota. An accomplished poet and translator, Nelson has also written numerous books for children and young adults.
The beloved brass ensemble returns to the Beinecke Library for their annual holiday concert
The Grand Tour: Musical Postcards from the Capitals of Seventeenth-century Europe\nLecture, 4:30 pm; performance, 5:15 pm
“Music and Ceremony in the Renaissance”
Lecture, 4:30 pm; performance, 5:15 pm
