One final note on NIIT's Hole in the Wall program: It was allegedly the inspiration for the book "Slumdog Millionaire" which spawned the movie.
Elsewhere in the Pavilion, Lee considers the accumulation of labour as a model for citizenship, such as in the installation piece Proper Time, in which 668 clocks are each affixed to the wall, programmed to the relative time it takes a person in a different country to earn enough for a meal.
Across the bridge in Williamsburg, the Nitehawk Cinema and Videology rental store combine food and booze with off-the-wall programming.
Originating as a small, underground festival in Krakow, Poland in 2003, Unsound has recently gained international attention for its innovative and experimental musicians, unique venues, and off-the-wall programming with events in New York, London, Adelaide, and this year, Toronto.
So this independent woman instead selected to get services at home from the retirement community's "C.C.R.C. without walls" program.
Would a "C.C.R.C. without walls" program appeal to you? Do you know of anyone who has had a negative experience in these programs?
Its University Without Walls program allows students to combine academic training with practical experience in a profession and in the community.
As its ambitions have developed, the Dahesh -- maybe the only museum in America with a wall-to-wall program of 19th-century traditional academic art (eschewing Impressionism as too avant-garde) -- has gained in credibility among its institutional colleagues.
There are at least two free fire-wall programs for home Windows users -- Tiny Personal Firewall (www.tinysoftware.com) and Zone Alarm (www.zonelabs.com) -- and many inexpensive programs for Windows and Macintosh systems as well.
The museum also has a small show of portrait photographs from Lyle Ashton Harris's book "Excessive Exposure"; an exhibition of photographs by Harlem high school students enrolled in the museum's annual "Expanding the Walls" program; and a fabulously extraterrestrial installation by the young artist Saya Wooldfalk in the bookstore.
On Monday nights it broadcasts a pair of shows that raise different sorts of questions about the ethics and logistics of filming criminal behavior: "All Worked Up," which purports to document workers in confrontational fields (process server, repo man, etc).; and "Bait Car," a fly-on-the-wall program about auto theft.
