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February 4, 2015
7:30 - 9:30
The Mind of a Minotaur
In these diaristic works, Picasso exhibits an unflinching willingness to stare down his dark side and put it on display.
Ideas of Slavery
The rise of racial slavery in the New World was one of the most significant developments in modern history, shaping the economy, society, politics and…
A History of Erasures
When I set out to become a novelist in Turkey in the early 2000s, Leylâ Erbil had yet to publish what is perhaps her most…
A panel discussion presented by The Point at n+1 headquarters in Brooklyn.
Nearly every day we are told that our privacy is under some fresh attack. But are we entering a new and treacherous phase in our relationship with privacy, or should we welcome, as some have recommended, a new “era of transparency?” Join ACLU attorney (and Edward Snowden’s lawyer) Ben Wizner, philosopher Michael P. Lynch, the Nation’s Sarah Leonard, the Guardian Project’s Harlo Holmes and artist Ingrid Burrington for a discussion of such questions in connection with The Point’s Issue 9 symposium, What is Privacy For? RSVP & more info here.