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Concert & Discussion: Music & Identity
Dec 11
Concert & Discussion: Music & Identity

In a globalized world, composers are negotiating their identities in relation to both their cultural origins and broader, global contexts. Their music serves as a powerful medium for expressing and exploring these identities. Join us at the Center for Jewish History as we hear from four world-renowned composers, Craig Urquhart, Sergei Newsky, Konstantia Gourzi, and Tamar Muskal, from across the Atlantic to discuss their identity in our globalized world and present samples of their music. Moderated by pianist and concert curator Sophia Zhou. Curated and co-moderated by sculptor and artist Alexander Polzin. With music provided by the Juilliard School.

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Discussion: Global Backsliding on Human Rights Protection: We are all at Risk
Dec 17
Discussion: Global Backsliding on Human Rights Protection: We are all at Risk

In the past decade, we have observed a troubling global backsliding in the protection of human rights. This regression is being promoted, encouraged, and financed by various traditionalist and fundamentalist groups, including certain churches and their affiliated NGOs, conservative civil society organizations, as well as governments and politicians from a wide range of countries. This lecture, featuring lawyer Tamara Adrián, aims to raise awareness of this dangerous global movement. The lecture also empowers participants to develop effective strategies to counter these regressive actions.

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1014 Past and Future Exhibition
1014 Past and Future Exhibition

Architecture, Culture, and Community. Visit 1014’s digital exhibition to discover the building’s history, its trans-Atlantic past, and its neighborhood in Manhattan’s Upper East Side.

Event Recordings
Event Recordings

View a full list of our past events, including the recordings, from all of 1014’s events from 2022. The event recordings represent a variety of event formats including lectures, panel discussions, exhibitions, performances, and more.

New Building Design
New Building Design

The German government commissioned British architect David Chipperfield, together with New York-based KARO Architects and Paratus Group, to convert the former Goethe House at 1014 Fifth Avenue into a new platform for trans-Atlantic dialogue and exchange.

Global Topics, Trans-Atlantic Perspectives, Variety of Formats

Named after the address of its event space on Fifth Avenue, 1014 offers trans-Atlantic perspectives on today’s pressing global topics in a variety of formats: multi-faceted projects, exhibitions, performances, and talks. In New York City, a global center for culture and innovation, 1014 invites experts and creatives from both sides of the Atlantic into a historic townhouse provided by the Federal Republic of Germany across from the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

GERMANY’S COMMITMENT TO THE TRANS-ATLANTIC PARTNERSHIP

The Federal Republic of Germany strongly believes in the importance of trans-Atlantic cooperation and holistic approaches to foreign policy, including arts and culture. It therefore continues to facilitate trans-Atlantic encounters and, eventually, a residency program, and supports the work of 1014.