EVENTS
ORGANIZATIONS
Electronic Frontier Foundation - Your digital rights
EXHIBITS
The moment for ink
2.23-3.23
Opening reception: 2.23: 1-3pm Campus wide reception: Tuesday 2.26: 4-6pm
Visiting Artist; Hong Seon Jang: 2.7
Co-organized by the Chinese Cultural Center and SFSU in association with the Asian Art Museum and the Silicon Valley Asian Art Center
Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition 2013
4.17-5-17
Open for commencement: 4.27 (1-3)
Campus sneak-peek preview day: Sat. 4.13
LECTURES
• Long Now Foundation- Lecture Series http://longnow.org/seminars/
• Electronic Frontier Foundation sponsors:
• Electronic Frontier Foundation sponsors:
Come hear Cory Doctorow discuss his brand-new novel, Homeland, this Thursday at the Booksmith in San Francisco! Homeland chronicles the adventures of Marcus Yallow, a tech-savvy youth drawn into a web of government secrecy.
Homeland by Cory Doctorow
Meet the Author at Booksmith 1644 Haight St, San Francisco, CA 94117 (google map) Thursday, February 7, 2013 at 7:30 PM
Homeland is the sequel to Doctorow's award-winning young adult novel Little Brother, which tackled themes of technology, activism, and the government's increasing hostility to civil liberties.
The first five people to make a reservation will receive a paperback copy of Little Brother at the Booksmith! (Submitting a reservation will help us have a sense of how many friends of EFF are attending, but it is not required.)
Cory sez: "I'll be reading from the book, talking about the themes and my inspiration for writing it, and about how Aaron Swartz contributed to it. I'm hoping that the public appearances turn into a chance to brainstorm about how to keep Aaron's work going. The events are all-ages and kid-friendly, and I'll be happy to sign your books, ereaders, floppy discs, laptops, or whatever."
Hope to see you there!
Richard Esguerra
Development Director
P.S. Little Brother inspired me to take up the cause of digital civil liberties, so the characters are near and dear to my heart. Cory is a wonderful speaker and I'm really looking forward to this occasion to meet EFF supporters.
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• UC BERKELEY ART, TECHNOLOGY & CULTURE COLLOQUIUM
DATE 4/22/13
Alexander Rose, Designer, Long Now Foundation
Land Art for the Next 10,000 Years
• CCA Spring 2013: Lecture Series
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Monday, February 18, 7 pm
CCA San Francisco campus
Timken Lecture Hall
Anthony Vidler is dean of the School of Architecture at the Cooper Union. He has received awards from the Guggenheim Foundation and the National Endowment for the Humanities, and he was a Getty Scholar. He received the architecture award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters in 2011.
Part of the Architecture Lecture Series
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Tuesday, February 19, 7 pm
CCA San Francisco campus
Timken Lecture Hall
Mabel O. Wilson is an associate professor of architecture at Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture Planning and Preservation. Her latest book, Negro Building, focuses on black Americans' participation in world's fairs, emancipation expositions, and early black grassroots museums.
Presented by Architecture & Visual and Critical Studies
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