Author: Andy Horwitz
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Don’t Miss Trisha Brown Dance Company at NYLA
Trisha Brown Dance Company comes to NYLA for a week of performances, public programs and an archival exhibit.
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Talking to Ildiko Nemeth about Cosmicomics
Katy Einerson, Dixon Place’s Director of Programming, talks to Ildiko Nemeth about her new production of Italo Calvino’s Cosmicomics opening March 28th at Dixon Place.
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The Untenable Economics of Dancing
In the face of it all, New York dancers persist. They are “sublime” as Claudia La Rocco says, but precarious and imperiled.
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Talking to Figure 53
Andy talks to Christopher Ashworth and Adam Bachman of Figure 53, the software company behind QLab and Tixato.
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The Tom Murrin Full Moon Performance Festival Is Coming
From APRIL 17 – APRIL 27, 2014 at LaMama The Tribe of Tom will celebrate Tom Murrin’s life and memory by summoning his energy back into this world. Gather together to howl ecstatically and offer gifts to the Goddess of the Full Moon.
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NYC as Global City: A Decade of Change
New York is not becoming a Global City, it already is. How did that happen and what does that mean?
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The DIY Commune Kit
Response to the Brooklyn Commune has been so great, we’re building a DIY Commune Kit.
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Enter The Petronio Matrix
Announcing the official launch of Petron.io, the digital of hub of the Petronio matrix.
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Talking about Death with Brian, Daniel and Andrew
The Chocolate Factory’s Brian Rogers talks to Daniel Fish and Andrew Dinwiddie about their collaboration on “PHIL. 176 / OBIT” opening March 22, 2014 at The Bushwick Starr.
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Culturebot’s Canadian Adventure
Andy reports back from his trip to a colloquium at Brock University in St Catharine’s Ontario and a short jaunt in Toronto.
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PPL’s Relational March
PPL (Panoply Performance Lab) are hitting the road to explore the performance art back roads of the new, weird America and will report back to BK on what they find.
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The Artists Raising Kids Compendium
Andrew Simonet shares some thoughts on Artist U.’s new publication, the “Artists Raising Kids Compendium”