Events

Kenneth Tam is a Brooklyn-based artist born in Queens, NY. His work often takes the form of video and sculpture and it's interested in reimagining the spaces and rituals that inform ideas about the male body and its performance. The work looks at ways in which hegemonic and normative forms of male subjectivity can be rearticulated to reveal spaces of intimacy vulnerability and even loss.

A screening of Margarethe von Trotta’s biographical film Hannah Arendt (2012), whose subject is one of the most important political theorists and public intellectuals of the second half of the 20th century. Following the screening, the film’s screenwriter, Pamela Katz, and star, Barbara Sukowa, will participate in a lively panel discussion with Sarah Lawrence faculty members.