Roundtable

Roundtable has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in November 2022. The social media accounts linked to from Roundtable are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn Besides social media accounts, roundtableby92ny has populated their site with: • The Impressionists and Paris: The City that Made a Movement • This Land Is Our Land: The American Tradition of Protest Music • The World in 1776 • Reading Elena Ferrante’s Neapolitan Quartet with Joseph Luzzi • Reading Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights • France During the Nazi Occupation: Collaboration, Resistance, and Persecution • Robert Moses’s New York: The Legend and The Legacy • Reading Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway with Yi-Ping Ong • Vecchietta and the Birth of the Sienese Renaissance • America at 250 | Expert-Led Talks on U.S. History, Art & Ideas • Hermann Hesse’s Siddhartha and the Search for the Self • Discovering Abstraction: Hilma af Klint and Wassily Kandinsky • Tom Stoppard’s Arcadia: Finding the Heart in a Heady Masterpiece • The Hermitage: Empire, Art, and the Making of a Museum • Reading Remarkable Poems with Gary Saul Morson • Schiele’s Radical Vision • Novels that Unfold Over One Day: A Bloomsday Literary Festival • Understanding Symbolism and Iconography in Great Art • Reading Middlesex with Kyle McAuley • James Baldwin and the Literature of Witness • Mahjong! How a Chinese Game Shaped Modern American Culture • Geraldine Brooks on Writing the Past • The Homeric Odyssey and the Human Mind • Reading the Great American Novel: Visions, Voices, and Identities • History • November Classes • Arts • What we're reading this season • Literature • When Art Ruled the World — Fall Classes • Politics • Roundtable Selects • Music • Reading August Wilson: An American Master • Become a Member! • Reading D. H. Lawrence’s Sons and Lovers • Democracy in Peril: Anne Applebaum on the Rise of Global Autocracy • Meryl Streep: Icon of Stage and Screen • Letter-Writing in Jane Austen's Day — with Rajiv Surendra and Professor Juliette Wells • Hilma af Klint: Visionary Abstraction • A Lively Mind: Jane Austen at 250 • Jerry Saltz Asks: Will A.I. Ever Make Great Art? • The American Gilded Age: Fortune, Transformation, and Unrest • Reading Middlemarch with Gary Saul Morson • Preserving Iconic World Sites: From Babylon to Venice • Reading F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Tender Is the Night with Kyle McAuley • Reading The Tale of Genji • Middle East Crisis — Israel, Iran, and Regional Conflict • Roundtable Presents: A Day of Icons • Bad Roman Emperors and the Great Good They Did • A Day of Icons: Gene Kelly • Summer Museum Club: Four New York Landmark Institutions • Become a Roundtable Member • In Rembrandt’s Studio with the Met’s Nadine Orenstein • Karamu Artists Inc.: Printmaking from the Harlem Renaissance & WPA • Ezra Klein on the Future of Liberal Democracy • Rumi and the Path of Love • Looking at Joan Mitchell: A Life of Painting • Machiavelli for Our Times • Beyond the Hudson River School: The American Landscape • Ellis Island: New Arrivals in New York 1/30 • Orchids 101 | FEB 6 • The Middle East in 2024: Forces, Fissures, and the Future with Robin Wright and Ralph Buultjens - 01/30 • Becoming the Smartest Traveler (with Peter Greenberg) • Emancipation Towns & Migrating Dreams (with the American Civil War Museum) • Exploring the Art of the South (with the Ogden Museum of Southern Art)