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@barnlib: October 2018

Screenings, workshops, a live podcast, and more.

October 1, 2018

@barnlib, Barnard Library Newsletter, October 2018. Click to open @barnlib twitter in a new tab.

IMATS: Workshops continue in October: Intro to DSLR on Friday, October 5th; Intro to iMovie on Friday, October 12th; Intro to Premiere Pro on Friday, October 26. All workshops take place from 1-2:30 PM in either the Media Studio or the Post Production Lab (go to the Library website for more details on each event). Register at bit.ly/imats-workshops. Click this image to go to the registration page in a new window.

Zines: Zine Librarian Jenna Freedman & project partner Lauren Kehoe of NYU are leading a workshop, “Zine Union Catalog: A DIY Open Culture Community in Print” at NY Open Con at Adelphi University on October 26. Click this image to open a link to more information about OpenCon2018 in a new window.

Movement Lab: Director of the Movement Lab, Gabri Christa, just concluded two weeks of performances at Theater Lab NYC. She performed Magdalena, a multimedia, solo dance performance that reveals a deeply personal account of experiencing her Dutch mother’s dementia, and an effort to piece together her past, marked by struggles with war, interracial marriage and unconventional motherhood. The piece marks a stage comeback for Christa, whose work has been hailed as “stunning… multimedia dream” by The New York Times. Studio Manager Guy de Lancey served as the performance’s Dramaturg and Technical Director. Click this image to open Professor Christa's website in a new tab and learn more about Magdalena.

Media Center: The Feminist Film Screening Series continues through October. Look out for: Lady Snowblood Monday, October 8; A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night Monday, October 22. All screenings take place in the Media Studio.

Design Center: Jen Brown, our Design and Technologies Librarian, presented at the 3rd National Joint Conference of Librarians of Color! The conference, titled “Gathering all Peoples: Embracing Culture & Community” took place September 26-30, 2018 at the Albuquerque Convention Center in New Mexico. Jen’s workshop, “We Here: Community Building as Self Care,” is intended to be a counterspace for library workers of color to build community through the act of co-creation. Also, safety orientations at the Design Center have begun; check our calendar (design.barnard.edu/using-our-space) to see upcoming training dates, scheduled workshops, Design Center hours, and more. Click this image to open the link in a new tab.

Events: On Tuesday, October 9 at 7 PM, cleaning expert, advice columnist, Barnard alumna, and author of My Boyfriend Barfed in my Handbag (and other things you can’t ask Martha) Jolie Kerr ‘98 shares cleaning tips, answers student questions, and dishes the dirt on dorm life. Jolie Kerr is host of the podcast Ask a Clean Person. More details about the event are online at: bit.ly/JolieKerrBarnard. Click this image to open the link in a new tab. Also, IMATS Media Specialist Rachel James’s film Big Bad Wolves is screening as part of GRRL HAUS CINEMA at Alamo Drafthouse Yonkers on October 22nd. Congratulations, Rachel!

Collections: Equal parts scholarship, witness, and testimony, A Mouth is Always Muzzled explores art a as a vehicle for resistance, and as a source for strength and hope. The book makes the socio/political realities of Guyana its primary focus, but quickly spirals out to examine artist and activists from around that world whose work grapples with the colonial past that has shaped and marred the country. Hopkinson’s personal relation to Guyana is woven throughout, which lends the book a powerful sense of immediacy and meaning. thenewpress.com/books/mouth-always-muzzled Natalie Hopkinson. A Mouth is Always Muzzled: Six Dissidents, Five Continents, and the Art of Resistance. New York: The New Press. 2018. Barnard: NX180.P67 H67 2018 and ebook. Click this link to open the Columbia CLIO listing for this book in a new tab.

 

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