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Dance & Talk: Opera and Democracy: Listening to Exile
Apr 20
Dance & Talk: Opera and Democracy: Listening to Exile

Freedom of the arts is essential for any democracy, but what role do the arts play when democracies come under pressure? This concert and dance performance by Miro Magloire’s New Chamber Ballet takes a leap from mid-century composers into the present. Featuring music by Ursula Mamlok, Tania León, and Alyssa Regent. Moderated by Carl Bettendorf.

Doors open at 2:30 PM, event begins at 3:00 PM

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Discussion: Biblical Promises and Their Challenges for Religious Faith and Secular Societies Today
May 6
Discussion: Biblical Promises and Their Challenges for Religious Faith and Secular Societies Today

Many heinous actions reported in recent news are linked to individuals or groups that claim to be people of faith. Our two experts in religious studies, Professor Susannah Heschel, Dartmouth College, and Professor Terrence Johnson, Harvard Divinity School, will consider some consequences of engaging with Judeo-Christian scripture and its relevancy for the current, alas violent, political moment. Moderated by Irene Kacandes, Dartmouth College.

Doors open at 5:30 PM, event begins at 6 PM.

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Symposium: Giant Hogweed: From Eradication to Nourishment, from Struggle to Care
May 9
Symposium: Giant Hogweed: From Eradication to Nourishment, from Struggle to Care

The symposium, initiated by visual artist and researcher Adam Vackar and Residency Unlimited, delves into the intricate relationship between humans and the botanical world, spotlighting the Giant Hogweed as a symbol of this dynamic. The colloquium is set to showcase a multidisciplinary array of perspectives, featuring contributions from artists, botanists, theorists, psychotherapists, and thinkers.

Doors open at 6:00 PM, event begins at 6:30 PM.

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Discussion: Science, Society, and Sustainability - Closing the Knowledge-Action Gap
May 23
Discussion: Science, Society, and Sustainability - Closing the Knowledge-Action Gap

Join us for a panel discussion with the new Rector of the University of Cologne, Germany, and DAAD President Prof. Mukherjee, and our guest speakers to look critically onto the topic of sustainability: In an increasingly interconnected world, where the pursuit of sustainability transcends boundaries, are we doing enough to apply our scientific knowledge to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and a sustainable society? Engage in the dialogue on bridging the gap between knowledge and action and exchange new ideas for pathways to a sustainable future.

Doors open at 6:00 PM, event begins at 6:30 PM.

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1014 Past and Future Exhibition
1014 Past and Future Exhibition

Architecture, Culture, and Community. Visit 1014’s digital exhibition to discover the building’s history, its trans-Atlantic past, and its neighborhood in Manhattan’s Upper East Side.

Event Recordings
Event Recordings

View a full list of our past events, including the recordings, from all of 1014’s events from 2022. The event recordings represent a variety of event formats including lectures, panel discussions, exhibitions, performances, and more.

New Building Design
New Building Design

The German government commissioned British architect David Chipperfield, together with New York-based KARO Architects and Paratus Group, to convert the former Goethe House at 1014 Fifth Avenue into a new platform for trans-Atlantic dialogue and exchange.

Global Topics, Trans-Atlantic Perspectives, Variety of Formats

Named after the address of its event space on Fifth Avenue, 1014 offers trans-Atlantic perspectives on today’s pressing global topics in a variety of formats: multi-faceted projects, exhibitions, performances, and talks. In New York City, a global center for culture and innovation, 1014 invites experts and creatives from both sides of the Atlantic into a historic townhouse provided by the Federal Republic of Germany across from the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

GERMANY’S COMMITMENT TO THE TRANS-ATLANTIC PARTNERSHIP

The Federal Republic of Germany strongly believes in the importance of trans-Atlantic cooperation and holistic approaches to foreign policy, including arts and culture. It therefore continues to facilitate trans-Atlantic encounters and, eventually, a residency program, and supports the work of 1014.