Do our possessions reflect the essence of who we are as people and bear the memories of our life experiences? What is the result when an artist “inhabits” someone else’s world or looks for the […]
Join in person or online on Zoom for a public lecture by Andrew I. Port (Professor of History, Wayne State University). Co-organized by the USC Dornsife Center for Advanced Genocide Research and the USC Dornsife Max Kade Institute for […]
The music of Korngold, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Tansman, and Weinberg performed by Adam Millstein: Violin Dominic Cheli: Piano Date: 25 October 2023 at 7:00 pm Location: Max Kade Institute, 2714 S. Hoover Street, Los Angeles CA 90007 […]
Exile and Resistance: Migrants and Refugees in Literature, History, and Public Affairs, a collaboration between the Max Kade Institute, USC Libraries, and USC Dornsife’s Department of French and Italian continues with this book talk on […]
Several countries neighboring Russia have responded to the war in Ukraine with a campaign against Soviet monuments. Many statues have been taken down, with plans for removing more. In Estonia, the state plans to clear […]
At the Max Kade Institute in L.A., The Exile and Resistance Lecture series continues with a very special event on October 14, 2020 with filmmaker Olivier Morel and USC Professor Emerita Peggy Kamuf on “However […]
USC’s Max Kade Institute for Swiss-Austrian-German Studies hosts acclaimed pianist Michael Schütze from the Dresden Conservatory of Music. Prof. Schütze will give a talk about his musical education growing up in the DDR (East Germany), […]
Recent history, the so-called Age of Extremes, has been marked by constant war, revolutionary upheavals, and sudden political shifts that have shattered existing structures and abruptly called prior assumptions into question. Such moments of rupture […]
Regina Range from the University of Alabama will present “The Invisible Ones: Reconstructing the Hollywood Lives and Careers of Three Female Austrian-Jewish Exiles” at the Doheny Memorial Library on March 22. This presentation provides insights […]
On March 19, Elizabeth Kerstein and Gunyoung Hwang will perform works by Schubert and Brahms. Elizabeth Kerstein currently sings with the San Diego Opera Chorus, with whom she performed Turandot in February and March 2018. […]
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