Tuesday, April 29th at 6pm – Pigeons: Love Them, or Love Them with photographer Andrew Garn, with a talk based on his book, The New York Pigeon: Behind the Feathers, providing an overview of the science and history of the pigeon’s relationship with humans.

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Tuesday May 6^th at 6pm  –  Rambusch Decorative Arts: The Past, Present and Future of An Extraordinary Company.  This talk, based on the recently published history of the family company, Rambusch: The First 100 years, 1898–1998.  Viggo Rambusch will explore the fascinating history of this firm, accompanied by his son Edwin Rambusch.  Starting with decorative painting and murals, the company expanded into lighting design and many other fields. Few American firms have flourished as this company has in the United States. Now in the twenty-first century, the firm inspires similar collaborative efforts between architects, designers, artisans and craft studios to work together for the decorative arts to regain their place in the finishing of our nation’s buildings.

Tuesday, May 13th at 6pm – Golden Glass: Verre Églomisé with Miriam Ellner,  Verre Eglomisé Designer.  Ms.  Ellner is a master in the technique of verre églomisé, creating original & custom glass artworks. In a talk inspired by her book, Golden Glass, she will discuss the process of creating her stunning work, through gilding precious metals on the reverse side of glass, etching in a design and setting it off with color.

Tuesday June 10^th at 6.30pm – Summer in the City: The Jazz Age’s Lasting Legacy: Public Places and Spaces in the Modern Metropolis with architectural historian, Matt Postal.

From Rockefeller Center to the Astoria Pool and Parkchester, Mr. Postal will examine some of our grandest Art Deco public spaces. Parks, pools, promenades and plazas will be highlighted. This program is co-sponsored by the Art Deco Society of New York

For more information on our lectures, please contact info@generalsociety.org.