Dancing a (micro)economy
Maeve Little explores labor, art and activism in “Between the Door and the Street” and “A (micro)history of world economics danced”
Maeve Little explores labor, art and activism in “Between the Door and the Street” and “A (micro)history of world economics danced”
Sarah Rose Leonard talks to Pieter Ampe who, along with collaborator Guilherme Garrido, brings the playful and adventurous “Still Standing You” to PERFORMA.
Ryan Tracy shares some thoughts on Todd Shalom and Niegel Smith’s Elastic City performance project at PRELUDE.13
Tatyana Tenenbaum’s new work “Private Country” premieres at The Chocolate Factory next week.
The Queer New York International Arts Festival returns to NYC – harder, better, faster, stronger.
Experiments in Opera and Vision into Art present “Chorus of All Souls”, a program of new opera at the Abrons Art Center.
Culturebot contributor Hani Omar Khalil
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