DaV#6
July 30, 2011
Dinner a Vingt #6, Emily Harvey Foundation, July 29, 2011
DaV#5
June 2, 2011
Dinner a Vingt #5, Emily Harvey Foundation, June 3, 2011
DaV#4
February 27, 2011
Dinner a Vingt # 4, Emily Harvey Foundation, February 25, 2011
DaV#3
November 12, 2010
Dinner a Vingt #3, Emily Harvey Foundation, November 12, 2010
DaV#2
June 28, 2010
Dinner a Vingt #2 · Emily Harvey Foundation · July 2, 2010
The second Dinner A Vingt took place on July 2nd at 7pm at the Emily Harvey Foundation, 537 Broadway #2, New York, NY 10012 (between Spring and Prince St). Host: Richard Jochum. Co-host: Natalie de Souza. With many thanks to Elaine Summers for allowing us to use her kitchen and Christian Xatrec for letting us use his space. The cuisine for DaV#2 has been Indian. Thanks Ken for some additional images. DaV is an event by invitation only. If you are interested in joining one of these dinner-salons in the future, however, please feel free to email us [mail at richardjochum dot net].
DaV#1
May 31, 2010
Dinner a Vingt #1, May 21, 2010, Emily Harvey Foundation, New York
Short Description
May 18, 2010
Dinner a Vingt: Dinner with 20.
The first dinner will take place on Friday, May 21, 2010, at 7pm. Location: Emily Harvey Foundation, 537 Broadway #2, New York, NY 10012. It will be co-hosted by Natalie De Souza. Many thanks to the Emily Harvey Foundation and Christian Xatrec for providing the space and to Elaine Summers for letting us use her kitchen. Also, thanks to Jamie and Paul for taking care of the desert.
Richard Jochum
646 789 5234
http://richardjochum.net
Dinner Brooklyn · 15 Crown Street · March 1, 2009
About
May 17, 2010
Dinner a Vingt
Dinner a Vingt is about food and getting together alike. It celebrates existing and future friendships. It follows the tradition of the French salon and artist’s salon as a meeting point for curious citizens to share their minds and create a public sphere for critical discourse and respectful gossip. Since we need reasons to convene, food is what I throw in as a cause; a reason for us to prove that we are equally able to listen and speak to each other; drawing from our resources of stories and thoughts as well as from our need to relax and have fun. Dinner a Vingt is a dinner with 20.
I’m a strong proponent of social media technology. However, I do believe, technologies cannot compete with the simple magnitude and beauty of physical presence and all the pleasures that come along with it. Bon Appétit!
