Lecture Schedule this Week

12 January, 5:00pm

William Tyler

A Weakened and Divided Europe

12 January, 7:00pm

Neil Lane

Emily Stoehrer

The Neil Lane Collection, Part 2

13 January, 5:00pm

Zvi Ben-Dor Benite

The Early Abbasid Caliphate

13 January, 7:00pm

Daniel Snowman

Arts and Culture in 19th-Century Britain and Beyond

14 January, 2:30pm

Jeremy Rosen

The Biblical Prophets: 2 Kings Chapter 4:38, Elisha and Naaman

14 January, 5:00pm

Trudy Gold

Vienna: The Interwar Years and the World of Max Reinhardt

14 January, 7:00pm

Jonty Stern

Sir John Soane’s Museum

15 January, 5:00pm

Charles Landau

Prague: Probably the Most Beautiful, Charming and Atmospheric City in the World

15 January, 7:00pm

Yanky Fachler

The Cats of Spinoza Street: The Kafkaesque Battle over Kafka’s Legacy

16 January, 2:00pm

Rabbi Jonathan Shippel

Parsha of the Week

17 January, 5:00pm

Professor David Peimer

Fritz Lang’s Masterpiece ‘Metropolis’: Who’s in Control - Machines or Humans?

18 January, 5:00pm

Alan Silman

Paul Klee: The Unique Artist Who Charted His Own Declining Health in His Outputs