Author: Andy Horwitz
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Some Thoughts on Attention, Language and Demand
Andy shares some thoughts on the nature of attention and how to talk about it.
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Talking About Dance Criticism and the Changing World
On June 24, Andy & Maura were on a panel about “Snark & Praise” at the Dance Critics Association Conference. So that was fun. Here are Andy’s thoughts, a few weeks later.
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GHOSTLIGHT – Richard Move as Martha Graham, The Movie
Christopher Herrmann’s film in which Richard Move gives an extraordinary larger-than-life performance as Martha Graham, the mother of Modern Dance, is now available on DVD.
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User’s Guide To The River To River Festival
When Andy isn’t running Culturebot he has this other gig working at LMCC. Or maybe its the other way around. Anyway, one of the things he does is organize The River To River Festival. This year’s Festival is a bit different than in previous years and here are a few ways to plan your adventure.…
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Fort Greene Juneteenth Arts Festival
If you are going to be in Brooklyn this weekend, be sure to check out the Urban Bush Women & The Cooperative Culture Collective’s 12th Annual Fort Greene Juneteenth Arts Festival JUNE 16 (Saturday) l 12-6PM at Cuyler Gore Park.
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Empire Strikes NYC! or, My Adventures in SpiegelWorld
The ImpRossArio brings Spiegeltent back to NYC, this time to Times Square and it is better than ever! Andy recounts his long and lascivious history with this peripatetic circus of debauchery and glamor.
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White Like Me at Dixon Place
Paul Zaloom brings his irreverent and irascible object theater mayhem to Dixon Place with a new show, White Like Me
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You Don’t Know Jack. But You Will!
Our pal Alec Duffy just opened a new space JACK in Clinton Hill!
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Let’s Catch Up with Andy!
Andy catches us up on what he’s been doing since May 10 and what is coming up in the next few weeks.
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Deganit Shemy’s “Hungry Kite” in-progress
Deganit Shemy and Jim Findlay collaborated on a new work, “Hungry Kite” coming to The Chocolate Factory June 20-23, 2012.
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Cool Art Thing Of The Day: New Orleans’ Music Box
The Music Box, in the historic Bywater section of New Orleans, is a new performance space designed to coax novel sounds from salvaged building materials. (from Smithsonianmag.com)