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Islamic Art Exhibit Opening at Les Idees Gallery The Christian-Muslim Dialogue Committee (CMDC) is sponsoring an exhibition of Islamic art featuring Pittsburgh-based artists in the Les Idees Gallery on the third floor of the Union. The exhibit, which will run from Thursday, Sept. 4, through Tuesday, Sept. 30, supports the CMDC’s mission to provide a platform for multiple perspectives between Christians and Muslims, and to promote healthy and peaceful relationships. |
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Presenter: Professor Andrew Ellis Johnson, Associate Professor of Art at Carnegie Mellon University |
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Dr. Nahida Gordon Dr. Gordon is Professor Emerita at Case-Western Reserve University, a steering committee Pittsburgh resident Ahmed Arafat was born and raised in Gaza by refugee parents. |
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Dr. Lucinda Mosher, director of the interfaith chaplaincy program at Hartford Seminary will speak on "Building Interfaith Neighborhoods" People of all faiths encouraged to attend. |
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Orientalism and Hollywood: A Match Made in Heaven Join Dr. Luke Peterson, UCIS Visiting Professor in Contemporary and International Issues at the University of Pittsburgh for a film-screening event of the Delta Force (1986) and a follow-up discussion. |
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General Petraeus' lecture is the culminating event of AMEI's 7th Annual Business Conference, OASIS: Growing Business Between the U.S. and the Middle East. General David H. Petraeus, U.S. Army retiree, academic professor and chairman of KKR Global Institute will speak at the Carnegie Music Hall in Oakland at 8 p.m., as the culminating event of AMEI's 7th Annual Business Conference. Tickets prices are $65 for the first floor, $45 for the first balcony and $25 for the second balcony. |
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American Middle East Institute's 7th Annual Business Conference: OASIS - Growing Business Between the U.S. and the Middle East Tuesday, October 28, 2014 |
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-- Performing Social Forgetting in a Post-Conflict Landscape: The Case of Cyprus |
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Iraq in Crisis: Understanding the Challenges Confronting |
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In this new piece, Casablanca-based choreographer and dancer Hind Benali explores her personal past and African roots while addressing the culture, history, and gender politics of Morocco. Rich in images and movement, Benali’s new work reflects the complexities of Moroccan life. |
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