Programs and Events

Thursday, 10 January, 5pm
Great Trials III Lecture Series
"Trial of Error": The Impeachment with no Conviction of Bill Clinton
Prof. Gil Troy (History)

Thursday, 24 January, 5pm
Great Trials III Lecture Series
Spies and Lies: Cold War Psychiatry, the CIA, and the Case Against Ewen Cameron
Prof. Andrea Tone (History and Social Studies of Medicine)

Sunday, 27 January, 11am, Segal Centre
Sunday-@-the Segal
with Monica Popsecu (Department of English) and Maurice Podbrey, Producer

Monday, 4 February, 7pm, Arts Building, room 160
Monday-@-McGill with Monica Popsecu (Department of English) and Maurice Podbrey, Producer

Thursday, 7 February, 5pm
Great Trials III Lecture Series
Through Lizzie Borden’s Mirror: Reflections on Women and Law
Prof. Shauna Va Praagh (Law)

Friday, 8 February, 7:30pm
Tanna Schulich Hall, 527 Sherbrooke St. W.
Dranmatic Reading of Kent Stetson's The Harps of God
Open to all; free admission; reception to follow

Thursday, 28 February, 5pm
Great Trials III Lecture Series
The Trial of Wall Street
Prof. Peter Gibian (English) 

Sunday, 3 March, 11am, Segal Centre
Sunday-@-the Segal
Artists as Activists
with Tyrone Benskin, MP for Jeanne-Le Ber

Monday, 11 March, 7pm, Arts Building, room 160
Monday-@-McGill
Music and Civil Rights
with Tyrone Benskin, MP for Jeanne-Le Ber

Thursday, 14 March, 5pm
Great Trials III Lecture Series
Almost Persons: Life on Trial
Prof. Wendy Adams (Law)

Tuesday, 19 March, IPLAI Seminar Room, 4pm
Public Crises, Public Futures
with Prof. John Clarke and Dr. Nick Mahony, Open University

Saturday, 23 March and Sunday 24 March, 12-4pm, IPLAI offices
Character Generated Story Workshop
with Kent Stetson, IPLAI Artist in Residence

Thursday, 11 April, 5-8pm
Ten Stories (and more)
about Markets, Creativity and Transformative Possibilities

Sunday, 5 May, 11am
Sunday-@-the Segal
Sherlock Holmes
with Paul and Kent Stetson

Monday, 13 May, 7pm
Monday-@-McGill
with Kent Stetson

Tuesday, 21 May and Wednesday, 22 May
The Enchanted Island
Two all day workshops, at C2-MTL

Tuesday, 28 August, 1-2pm
Redpath Museum Auditorium
How Art Changed the World

Saturday, 15 September
Sid Lee Bootcamp
Thinking Art
A day-long workshop hosted by Art and Ideas in Motion (AIM).

Friday, 21 September, 12pm-2pm
Bronfman Building 423
Silent Spring at 50: Rachel Carson and Cultures of Environmentalism
Seminar with guest Linda Lear
in collaboration with the Marcel Desautels Institute for Integrated Management and the McGill School of Environment

Friday, 28 September, 6:30pm
Pollack Hall east lounge, Schulich School of Music, 555 Sherbrooke St. W.
John Cage and his Works
Join Peter Schubert, Mark Morton and friends for a conversation on the life and works of composer John Cage. The talk will precede a free, all-Cage concert in Pollack Hall as part of Les journées de la culture, and in collaboration with the Schulich School of Music.

Sunday, 30 September, 11am, Segal Centre
Sunday-@-the Segal with Patrick Hansen, Director, Opera McGill

Thursday, 4 October, 2pm
Stephen Scott Seminar Room; Old Chancellor Day Hall 16
Moving Images of the Law: Seminar with pre-circulated text
Richard Sherwin, New York Law School
To participate, write to iplai [at] mcgill [dot] ca

Monday, 15 October, 6pm , Arts Building, room 160
Monday-@-McGill
with Patrick Hansen, Director, Opera McGill

Friday, 2 November, 3pm-4:30pm
Burnside Hall, room 426
Mapping Contemporary Canadian Cinematographic Territories
Sébastien Caquard, Department of Geography, Planning and Environment; Concordia University
In collaboration with the Department of Geography

Sunday, 25 Novembre, 11am, Segal Centre
Sunday-@-the Segal with Paul Yachnin, Director, IPLAI, and Anne Grace, Musée des beaux-arts

Monday, 3 December, 7pm, Arts Building, room 160
Monday-@-McGill
with Paul Yachnin, Director, IPLAI, and Anne Grace, Musée des beaux-arts

Friday, 7 December, 3:30pm, Staff Lounge, Faculty of Religious Studies
IPLAI Open Meeting