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Upcoming Events: Film Screening And Workshop


Derek Jarman,
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Join us on Wednesday 11 August at 6pm for
the last of our series of film screenings associated with
our current exhibition,
Crossings. Like the works in
the exhibition, these films have been selected for their
relevance as we grapple with the effects of global lockdowns
and the heightened anxieties generated by events of 2020,
films that register the polarities of inside and outside,
illness and health, public and private.
As filmmaker
Derek Jarman’s health deteriorated due to AIDS-related
illness in the early 1990s, he began to lose his vision.
Rendered partially blind, his vision interrupted by blue
light, Jarman’s last film, ....

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Numismatic Musings on the Staten Island Ferry


Numismatic Musings on the Staten Island Ferry
 
The half-hour that I spend every workday morning and evening on the ferry traversing the five miles of the
Upper Bay of
Staten Island to
Manhattan and back again affords plenty of time to enjoy the views, catch up on reading, or simply ponder the history of the city and its port. The
Staten Island Ferry remains the best public transportation option around: free to all passengers and plenty of space to socially distance on the 300-foot-long, multi-decked vessels.
Long before the consolidation of Greater New York City in 1898,
Richmond County, as Staten Island is officially named, was home to farmers, oystermen, and wealthy Manhattanites who built hill-top estates as getaways. ....

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