April 2009 Archives
Arts for All Cabaret Benefit April 26-27
(From IAM's Karen Kang)
You are invited to the Arts for All Cabaret: A benefit for in-need children. The Arts for All Cabaret will take place at The Flea Theater (located at 41 White Street, NYC) on Sunday April 26th at 7:00pm and Monday April 27th at 7:00pm. Please spread the word!
You are invited to the Arts for All Cabaret: A benefit for in-need children. The Arts for All Cabaret will take place at The Flea Theater (located at 41 White Street, NYC) on Sunday April 26th at 7:00pm and Monday April 27th at 7:00pm. Please spread the word!
While tickets will be available at the door, we are STRONGLY recommending getting your tickets in advance, as the seating is limited. We are taking suggested donations for advanced reservations, and your donation is tax-deductible.
To reserve a ticket, please email info@arts-for-all.org or call 212.591.6108 (with your name, the night you prefer and the number of tickets), AND you may either mail in your tax deductible donation, OR you may make a donation online.
To reserve a ticket, please email info@arts-for-all.org or call 212.591.6108 (with your name, the night you prefer and the number of tickets), AND you may either mail in your tax deductible donation, OR you may make a donation online.
If you are mailing a donation, please mail it to Arts for All, Inc., ATT: Benefit Cabaret, 163 Third Ave #271, New York, NY 10003. If you would like to make an online donation you may do so by clicking HERE
If the link does not work, please cut and paste http://www.arts-for-all.org/give
If you are making a donation, for tracking purposes, please state in your email/phone request whether you are making an on line donation or mailing in a check.
Please come out to support this worthy cause. Attached is our press release for additional information. Thank you for your support and we look forward to seeing you at the benefit!
Artist Angel Brynner Turns Attention to New Orleans from Lower Manhattan
WHEN: April 24-26, 2009
WHERE: 933 Broadway
WHO: Artist Angel Brynner, presented in part by Locus productions and Thor Equities
Click here to read Angel's Open Letter about her exhibition.
We are pleased to present Angel Brynner's third solo exhibition entitled 'NYC 2 NOLA 3.5 - After the Storm. The exhibit explores the disparity between what people outside of New Orleans were visually told about the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, and what it, as a recovering city, looked like firsthand to the artist while volunteering painting houses during the summer of 2008 alongside American Peace Corps team members.
Comprised primarily of collages and blog excerpts, the event hopes to be a springboard for discussion in New York about redevelopment in New Orleans. It also hopes to galvanize the community best known for revitalizing areas around the world...Artists of every discipline, and the people who love them.
The show will take place at 933 Broadway, courtesy of Thor Equities. On Friday, April 24, a cocktail event will be held (please RSVP to email listed below). The exhibition will be open to the public that Saturday and Sunday. To RSVP and for more information, contact nyc2nola3.5@gmail.com
Extra! Extra! at All Things Project
Janna Luttrell + Jay Henderson
April 15–May 5, 2009
Opening reception: Wednesday, April 15, 7–9 p.m.
Gallery Hours: Wed-Sat, 1–6:30 p.m.
Admission is free and open to the public.
All Things Project @ NCGV
269 Bleecker Street
New York, New York 10014
www.ncgv.net
212.691.1770
EXTRA! EXTRA! is the third of seven exhibitions curated by Samuel W. Kho for All Things
Project in 2009. The curatorial appointment is made possible by a generous grant from the
Mustard Seed Foundation, matched by individual gifts. All Things Project and its gallery are
part of the Neighborhood Church of Greenwich Village, a house of worship that unabashedly
supports cutting-edge visual practices, thoughtful lectures, as well as music and spoken word performances.
Solo Bach at ATP April 18
Performing Partita #1 in B minor; Partita #3 in E Major; Sonata #3 in C Major
Elizabeth Chang, violinist, has given solo recitals throughout the United States as well is in Europe and South America and she has appeared as soloist with orchestras both in the US and in Europe. She has been a guest artist and master teacher at the São Paulo International Chamber Music Festival in Brazil, and, most recently, gave master classes in Beijing, China. As a chamber musician she has collaborated with many of today’s most prominent artists, including Bernard Greenhouse, Paul Neubauer, Anne-Marie McDermott, Aaron Rosand, and Robert White.
7:30 PM - Free admission
The All Things Project
Neighborhood Church of Greenwich Village
269 Bleecker Street
New York, NY 10014
212.691.1770
Mako Collaborating with Susie Ibarra April 7
158 Bleecker Street, NYC
Susie Ibarra Quartet
featuring
vioiln Jennifer Choi
piano Kathleen Supove
harp Bridget Kibbey
drums and percussion Susie Ibarra
Performing music for quartet, these pieces are inspired by Filipino Indigenous folklore, with visual art by Makoto Fujimura.
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