Month: December 2005

“Shreds, fragments and wreckage are all that remain of the current group show at the University Of Pennsylvania’s Esther Klein Gallery after an “Autonomous Intelligent Artwork” by Philadelphia artist Albo […]

When I ran for mayor over the summer I learned a lot about many issues facing this city of NYC. One of the main things I focused on was low-income […]

The Theatre of a Two-headed Calf presents Salon-Saloon #4 on Friday December 16th. Party starts at 8. Performances start at 9. Here’s the line-up: Meredith Drum shows a film Miles […]

“THEATER TALK has enlisted a group of up-and-coming, young theater professionals to see and review some of the latest stage productions in the NY Tri-State area.” We welcome the New […]

To follow up on the previous post about juxtaposing Jennifer Dunning’s article about “black dance” and the artsjournal.com discussion about Europe vs. New York…These are all big ideas that your […]

“The Ailey troupe and its audiences seem as near to color-neutral as American culture gets these days. The repertory has shifted from what I think of as the wonderful “juice […]

The Center of the Dance World: An Online Public Conversation is up and running over at artsjournal.com. Should be interesting. Participants include Carolelinda Dickey, Performing Arts Strategies, Pittsburgh; David White, […]

I can’t quite remember where I most recently had this conversation, but it comes up a lot. I believe it was with a Norwegian at a party last weekend – […]

Just got an email from DanceNYC that they’re going to have a group blog up next week (for one week only) to debate Gia Kourlas’ article. I don’t want to […]

“Sex and Art are the same thing,” declared Pablo Picasso; this was one of the greatest chat-up lines ever, from a master of the art. Finally, a scientific survey has […]