The MOONLIGHTER PRESENTS speaker series encourages the public presentation of secret hobbies, passions, thoughts, opinions, and research. Our speakers address topics that may fall outside of their professional practices or make extensive amateur studies of subjects for which they lack "official" qualification, credentials, and training.
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
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
Questions? Ideas, Want to present a talk? Email us.
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PREVIOUSLY ON...
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