by Professor Barlow DerMugrdechian, Armenian Studies Program at Fresno State University. Dec. 11, 3 pm The talk will discuss some of the historical aspects of Artsakh but will focus mainly on the 20th c. In particular the status of Artsakh will be discussed, as well...
Dec. 15, 4:30 – 6:30 pm by Marina Oborotova, Ph.D. Plunge into the universe of Russian classical literature with Marina Oborotova. Listen to the stories of life & death, sacrifice & betrayal, passion & obsession, crime and punishment. Read and...
Todd Greentree, Ph.D., UNM March 20, 2020 (Fri), 3:00 – 5:00 p.m. Albuquerque Journal Auditorium 7777 Jefferson St. NE Update as of 3/17: All AIA lectures are on hold until further notice. This talk will focus on the United States and Afghanistan — What went...
Dr. Susanne Riedel, Associate Professor of Art History, UNM January 12, 2020 The BAUHAUS is one of the most innovative, interdisciplinary, and influential art schools of the 20th century. Artists from international backgrounds and with broadly diverse views worked...
T.R. Reid, Award-winning Journalist January 24, 2020 With more than a quarter of its population over 65, Japan is making major economic and cultural adjustments to deal with the flood of kōreisha (高齢者) — “upper age persons.” This brings some...
Karl Hinterbichler, Ph.D., UNM February 9, 2020 The Roaring Twenties: jazz meets the classical world or was it the classical world meeting jazz? This was a time of tremendous change both in classical and popular music. In the first few decades of the 20th Century...
by Marjolaine Greentree, Regional Protection Advisor, Swiss Cooperation Program, Middle East Embassy of Switzerland in Jordan Ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, from Libya in North Africa to Yemen in the Arabian Peninsula, have provoked[...]