digital space for ideas
In addition to its venue at 1014 Fifth Avenue in New York, 1014 hosts a range of programs online, offering further reading and a selection of digital recommendations.
Ongoing Conversation Series
ClimateTech Founders Summit
Founders will be among the major innovators who help to solve the climate crisis. With the ClimateTech Founders Summit, our goal is to connect founders, investors and leaders to not only amplify climate action, but also create a community that is reimagining the world we can — and will — live in. More…
Humanities for Humans
This series – co-hosted with the Walter de Gruyter Foundation – brings together academics, intellectuals and scholars to discuss the role that the humanities can play in today’s complex world. More…
Let’s Talk Democracy
In the run-up to the 2024 and 2025 elections in the United States, Europe, and Germany, Alexander Görlach, journalist and adjunct professor for democratic theory at NYU Gallatin School, invites intellectuals from both sides of the Atlantic to help us understand the current state of our democracies and dive deep into the democratic theory and history of democracies to contextualize the challenges to democracies currently being discussed. More…
Overheard at 1014
“This building is and has been a really distinctive cultural space in New York. ”
“As an independent curator, I need freedom and to be able to express myself - I always had the space to do that when I worked with 1014.”
All Event Recordings
View a full list of our past events, including the recordings, from all of 1014’s events from 2022. The recordings represent a variety of event formats including lectures, panel discussions, exhibitions, and more.
1014 x The Urban Activist
Inspiring Global Climate Action
In this first article series created in partnership with The Urban Activist, 1014 explores how activists and urban practitioners on both sides of the Atlantic are working to inspire and spark action in the fight against climate change.
In this article series, our second created in partnership with The Urban Activist, 1014 explores how cultural institutions and museums on both sides of the Atlantic act as useful places for solutions to address the societal challenges of our time.
1014: Past and Future - Exhibition and Festival
Architect David Chipperfield in front of his proposed plans for 1014 Fifth Ave. Photo: Karsten Staiger
How can architecture bridge the past and the future? What is the relationship between architecture, culture, and community? During 1014: Past and Future, an exhibition and festival celebrating the past and future of the townhouse at 1014 Fifth Ave., 1014 invited historians and architects to speak about their practice and research on the subject.
1014: Past and Future was curated by Gideon Fink Shapiro. The exhibition brought together many renowned architecture and design firms, one of which included David Chipperfield Architects (DCA). DCA which was chosen as the firm to lead the renovation of 1014 alongside KARO Architects, Paratus Group, and Kohler Ronan, among others.
Art and Discourse
While removing monuments to past figures and events can be a daunting process, to imagine and facilitate the installation of new monuments seems just as relevant. What challenges do artists, city planners, and local communities face in the creation of public art for the 21st century? Who decides what is celebrated in the public space? How are these decisions made?
Marking Absences - Shifting Narratives was organized by curator Niama Safia Sandy, and brought together various artists including Alisha B. Wormsley, Hank Willis Thomas, Olu Oguibe, Lava Thomas.
Image: Gladys Kalichini
What is the current state and history of Black Studies in Europe in relation to the evolution of Black Studies in the United States? Through academic discussions — as well as accompanying musical pieces — panelists addressed the question: How can memory and knowledge from the African continent be “decolonized”?
This project, curated by Mahret Ifeoma Kupka and Isabel Raabe, featured Franck Freitas-Ekué, Alexander Ghedi Weheliye, Noémi Michel, and artists Tabita Rezaire and Gladys Kalichini.
Conversation Series Recordings
Resilience and Adaptation 2.0
1014 and the American Council on Germany are launching a new virtual discussion series to examine how much has (or has not) changed as the result of the pandemic. Which lessons have been learned? Have any changes proven to be sustainable? More…
Democracies Under Pressure
In this ongoing series – curated in partnership with the American Council on Germany (ACG) – 1014 invites experts from both sides of the Atlantic for virtual conversations. What are the threats to democracy across the globe? More…
The Place of Space
Over the course of several virtual conversations, we heard from researchers, academics and intellectuals across the Atlantic about the increasingly important role that outer space has served to Earth societies since its initial exploration in the mid-20th century. More…
CFFP x 1014: New Approaches to Foreign Policy
In this series of conversations – co-hosted with the Centre for Feminist Foreign Policy – 1014 fostered the dialogue between experts on both sides of the Atlantic about holistic approaches to foreign policy. More…
Imagining a Sustainable Future
Over the course of five virtual conversations, we heard from climate experts, journalists, activists, and business leaders about how we can work together – across the Atlantic and globally – to create a more sustainable future. More…