Our next event: Get there early! There is security at the entrance and limited seating!

Ned Beauman: King For A Day

R.H. Lossin: Librarians, Nazis, and the Return of the Repressed

Jonah Corne: What Is Deadpan?

Live Musical Intermission by Kelly Pratt of Bright Moments

Descriptions and bios...

PLEASE RSVP to events@artonair.org,
7PM Tuesday April 24th, @ 108 Leonard St, 13th Floor. A Map

The Clocktower Gallery will be hosting us and streamcasting live.

Moonlighter Presents is organized by: Stephanie DeGooyer & Justin Martin

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JANUARY 15 2012

George Pendle:
Carpets for Airports

Sarah Halpern:
Next Slide Please

Brian Sholis
On the Battleship that Was Parked for Three Years in Union Square

SEPTEMBER 23

Tyler Rowland:
Consistency

Dan Fox:
What is Pretentiousness and Does it Make me Look Good?

Molly Kleiman & Gillian Young:
Making Faces: A Genealogy of the Emoticon

JULY 29

Alexander Nagel:
Modern Pseudoscripts

Myranda Gilles:
Cool Waves, Deep Break

Peter Coviello:
Fighting About Steely Dan: Notes on Joy

JUNE 25

Sukjong Hong: DoubleVision in Asia

Maegan Magathan: Analog Edmonton

Seppe Kuehn: Ungentlemanly Behavior

FEBRUARY 20

Anthony Graves: Unpacking the Hoodie

Neil Freeman: A Short Walk Through Chromatic Garden of Graph Theory

Bjarke Ingels: Unsolicited Architecture

JANUARY 29

Justin Armstrong: On Everyday Magic and Being Lost in Wyoming

Clara Chapin Hess: Bacon, Bacon, Bacon: the philosopher, the painter, and the procine product.

Daniel Denvir: Breaking and Entering Into Tradition: The Vaudevillains New Years Brigade

DECEMBER 11

Sean Tomassi: An Impure History of the Gold Standard

Cecily Swanson: Of Allergies and the Man: A (literary) History of Hay Fever

Sam Frank: How I [Stole] Certain of My Books

 

OCTOBER 30

Emily Vortruba-On the Inland Sea: The Elberta Car Ferry

Ian Balfour-Seven or Eight Types of Cover Songs, and a Couple of Readings

Kate Perkins-on her fascination with UFOs and the mythologizing of the future.