#select events

[tsabrooklyn]

TSA Events during SELECT

Wednesday May 13, 7-10pm - Chuckles+ (Justin Cooper and Ross Moreno) Performance, Floor 4

Friday May 15, 2pm - Rachel Frank's "Rewilding Manhattan" on the rooftop, co-hosted with Franklin Furnace

Saturday May 16, 2pm - "Freedom of Press?" panel discussion. Panelists include Lori Cole, Christopher Howard, Aruna D'Souza and Colleen Asper. Moderated by Dushko Petrovich (Paper Monument). SELECT Lounge, Floor 3

Saturday May 16, 3pm - Jodie Lyn-Kee-Chow's "Color Chameleon" on the rooftop

Saturday May 16th, 4pm - "Artist as Curator" panel discussion co-hosted with Rhombus Space. Panelists include Matthew Deleget (Minus Space), Benjamin King (HKJB), Sun You, Mira Schor and Julie Torres. Co-moderated by Katerina Lanfranco (Rhombus Space) and Andrew Prayzner (TSA). SELECT Lounge,  Floor 3

Sunday May 17, 2pm - "DIGITAL OBJECTS" panel discussion. Panelists include Zoë Salditch (Electric Objects), Andrea Wolf (Reverse Gallery and artist), Marco Antonini (NURTUREArt), Greg Borenstein (MIT Media Lab), and Siebren Versteeg (artist). Moderated by Yin Ho (TSA). SELECT Lounge, Floor 3

Visit SELECT’s website for a full list of fair events.

[hidoodle]

Select Multiple Events With The Latest OneStack Calendar App

If you want to delete, share, or move around several events together, multi-event selection is the quickest way to do it. We focused on polishing the multi-event selection in this update to OneStack Calendar. To switch to this mode, tap with two fingers in the day view.

This multi-event selection update includes:

Select many events by dragging a box. Tap on the top-right icon in multi-select mode to enable the box selection.

Spread the selected events out by pinching outwards. This is useful when you have events that are stacked together and you want to tidy them up.

Move the selected events up and down together by holding your finger on the selected events, and then dragging up and down.

If you’re looking for a clean and powerful calendar app for organizing your life, take a look at OneStack Calendar and let me know what you think.