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Event

Ruth Piwonka
David Voorhees
Flatbush in the Seventeenth Century

Date

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Time

6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Place

Bard Graduate Center, 38 West 86th Street

COST

$25.00 General Admission
$17.00 Students and Seniors

RSVP required to 212.501.3011, programs@bgc.bard.edu

Description

Ruth Piwonka, David Voorhees, and Peter N. Miller will discuss the issues they have grappled with in their assessment of Margrieta van Varick's inventory, including archaeology, language, religion, material culture, and social life. The conversation will be followed by an exhibition viewing and reception. Ruth Piwonka is an independent scholar and contributor to the Dutch New York exhibition catalogue. David William Voorhees is director of Papers of Jacob Leisler, New York University, and managing editor of de Halve Maen, as well as a contributor to the Dutch New York exhibition catalogue. Peter N. Miller is dean and chair of academic programs at the Bard Graduate Center.


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Dutch New York Between East and West

The Exhibition

Bernard L. Herman
Inventory: Text and Context


Symposium:Dutch New York Between East and West: The World of Margrieta van Varick

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Inventory and the Poetry of Things


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The Material Culture of New York City: The 19th Century

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