Parsons’ School of Art presents an artist lecture from Chicago-born artist, writer, and poet, Diamond Stingily.
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Parsons Fine Arts Visiting Artist Lecture Series: Diamond Stingily
Dozie Kanu: Function
The Studio Museum in Harlem and Dozie Kanu invite you to join them in celebration of Dozie Kanu: Function, the artist’s first institutional solo exhibition at Studio Museum 127.
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Times Talks: Questlove
Join The Times for a festive and fun conversation about food, music and creativity with co-founder of The Roots, D.J., producer, best-selling author and culinary entrepreneur Questlove.
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Art Lab: Create Sneaker Art with Gianni Lee
Join visual artist Gianni Lee to create sneaker art during Apple Williamsburg’s Sneaker Design and Culture series.
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Devan Shimoyama – The GAG
De Buck Gallery is pleased to announce The GAG, a group show curated by Devan Shimoyama and featuring work by Alex Anderson, Devan Shimoyama, Didier William, and Jonathan Lyndon Chase.
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Porgy and Bess
One of America’s favorite operas returns to the Met for the first time in nearly 30 years.
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Shadows
A pioneering work of American indie cinema, John Cassavetes’s directorial debut centers on the life of three African American siblings—all musicians—in New York City during the Beat generation.
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Parsons Fine Arts Visiting Artist Lecture Series: Tschabalala Self
Parsons’ School of Art presents an artist lecture from Harlem-born painter, Tschabalala Self.
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Open Spectrum: Ballroom Has Something to Say
Get your 10s in this voguing class co-taught by FX’s Pose cast member Jason A Rodriguez and Ballroom Icon Pony Zion.
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What Time Is It? It’s Showtime NYC!
What Time Is It? is a multi-disciplinary performance presented by It’s Showtime NYC! (ISNYC!) that invites audiences to learn more about New York City through the embodiment of our city’s own street dance culture.
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