Early events have sold out for The Rubin Museum of Art’s TALK ABOUT NOTHING, a series of on-stage conversations with eminent artists, philosophers, actors, writers and musicians about what “nothing” means to them. Sold out events included those with Mike Nichols, Ken Burns, Bill Viola, Philip Glass, Karen Armstrong…Don’t miss the remaining talks! The New Yorker profiles Raj Patel in this week’s issue, you can read a synopsis of it here. Raj Patel will talk with celebrated theater director Peter Sellars about the economics of nothing in an event that is certain to sell out, on January 29. |
Early events have sold out for The Rubin Museum of Art’s TALK ABOUT NOTHING, a series of on-stage conversations with eminent artists, philosophers, actors, writers and musicians about what “nothing” means to them. Sold out events included those with Mike Nichols, Ken Burns, Bill Viola, Philip Glass, Karen Armstrong…Don’t miss the remaining talks!
The New Yorker profiles Raj Patel in this week’s issue, you can read a synopsis of it here. Raj Patel will talk with celebrated theater director Peter Sellars about the economics of nothing in an event that is certain to sell out, on January 29.
Other upcoming highlights include theoretical physicist Lisa Randall, poet Marie Howe, musician Laurie Anderson, and actress Fiona Shaw.
For a press ticket to one of these terrific upcoming talks, please email Kimberly Burns: KB@KimberlyBurnsPR.com
For speaker bios, more about the focus of each talk, or further information on the Rubin, visit the Rubin Museum of Art website.
TALK ABOUT NOTHING upcoming events:Dec 12 Lisa Randall + Christopher Potter
Dec. 18 Marie Howe + Christopher Potter
Dec. 19 (3pm) Patsy Rodenberg + Christopher Potter
Dec. 19 (6pm) Laurie Anderson + Charles Seife
Jan. 17 Fiona Shaw + Simon Critchley
Jan. 19 Richard Panek + Lee Smolin
Jan. 29 Peter Sellars + Raj PatelTickets are now on sale to the public and available through the Rubin Museum’s website: rmanyc.org/nothing or by telephone at 212.620.5000 ext. 344 or in person at the museum.
Details
Event: The Rubin Museum of Art presents TALK ABOUT NOTHING, a series of on-stage conversations with remarkable people about what “nothing” means to them.
Date: October 2010 through January 2011
Location: The Rubin Museum of Art, 150 West 17th St, New York City
Tickets: rmanyc.org/nothing or 212.620.5000 ext 344 or in person at the museum.Media Inquiries: Kimberly Burns, KB@KimberlyBurnsPR.com or 212.226.0981
About The Rubin Museum of Art:RMA holds one of the world’s most important collections of Himalayan art. Paintings, pictorial textiles, and sculpture are drawn from cultures that touch upon the arc of mountains that extends from Afghanistan in the northwest to Myanmar (Burma) in the southeast and includes Tibet, Nepal, Mongolia, and Bhutan. The larger Himalayan cultural sphere, determined by significant cultural exchange over millennia, includes Iran, India, China, Central Asia, and Southeast Asia. This rich cultural legacy, largely unfamiliar to Western viewers, offers an uncommon opportunity for visual adventure and aesthetic discovery.
The Rubin Museum of Art is located at 150 West 17th Street, New York, NY.
To reach the museum by subway, visitors may take the A, C or E to 14th Street; the 1 to 18th Street; 1, 2, 3 to 14th Street; F and V to 14th Street; N, R, Q, W, 4, 5 and 6 to 14th or the L to 6th Avenue. By bus, visitors may take the B20 to the corner of 7th Avenue and 17th Street.