Month: August 2024

Prof. Ricardo Miranda’s work on the subway system (fall 2024)

platform 2024 ad

Prof. Ricardo Miranda created the illustrations for the fall 2024 subway ad campaign for the School of Practical Philosophy & Meditation.  See the work posted across the subway system.

Prof. Miranda states “The design team began by considering current events and New York City realities – the protests due to the ongoing Israel-Hamas War, upcoming national elections, heightened political tensions, rising rents… And yet New Yorkers are incredibly resilient. Tourism appears to be thriving. Based on the heavy daily traffic, it appears that the city is hard at work. New building projects are everywhere and there isn’t enough housing. New immigrants are increasingly integrated into the city life… We sought to create an advertising campaign that captured the ongoing unrest while also celebrating the resilience of New Yorkers and adjacent to it all, the peace that one may achieve through philosophy and meditation.”

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Prof. Ricardo Miranda’s project “esfuerzo” on exhibit & presentation

flux factory installation

Prof. Ricardo Miranda’s work is part of a group exhibition.  His current project “esfuerzo” is on view as an installation:

Spiritual Machines on view at 404A Colonel Row, Governors Island through 9/21.

“esfuerzo” is also part of the 2024 Game Devs of Color Expo. Prof. Miranda will give a presentation on Fri. 9/20 | 1:45PM.

What do we retain about our humanity through cultural shifts that leave us accelerated far beyond what our ancestors dreamed of? Spiritual Machines, an art exhibition at Flux Factory on Governors Island presents interdisciplinary works by leading contemporary artists encompassing new media, video, sculpture, installation, and performance.

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Prof. Larry Shore guest speaker at museum

Larry_Shore Luthuli Museum

Prof. Larry Shore will deliver the Luthuli Museum 20 Year Anniversary Public Lecture on Weds., August 21st at 11:00AM at the Museum in Groutville, KwaDukuza, South Africa.

The Luthuli Museum in Groutville, formerly the home of Chief Albert and Mrs. Nokukhanya Luthuli, was officially opened to the public as a national museum on 21 August 2004 by then South African President Mr Thabo Mbeki. (see PDF flyer for details.)

The talk was also published in the Human Rights Newsletter – Roosevelt House.