Tag: nyla
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ACTIONS! and Other Art Worker Tales
An essay on performance, art and getting paid, inspired by Simon Leung’s ACTIONS! at The Kitchen
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In Conversation With David White
Kyoung H. Park talks to David White, Artistic and Executive Director of the Yard, former Executive Director of Dance Theater Workshop (now New York Live Arts) and founder of The National Performance Network / Visual Artists Network.
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Molissa Fenley: Instructions, Collaboration & Favorites
Stormy Budwig talking with Molissa Fenley on her upcoming show this week at NYLA.
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Culturebot Fall 2013 Preview
Lydia Mokdessi does a round-up of some of the exciting things fall holds for NYC performance.
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Culturebot Scanner: April 24-May 8
Newest installment of Culturebot Scanner to get the word out about what we’re excited to see over the next two weeks.
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The Evidence of an Interview
The result of an interview with Jesse Zaritt and Jumatatu Poe, regarding their studio series at NYLA this week.
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Culturebot Scanner: April 11-25
Another installment of the Culturebot Scanner to help put performance on your radar.
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Arturo Vidich’s “The Daedalus Effect and other dilemmas” Presented by NYLA at the Invisible Dog
Arturo Vidich’s performance piece The Daedalus Effect and other dilemmas is memorable, if unpleasant. It begins with Arturo seated in the center of The Invisible Dog, on a crude one-legged […]
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“Ephemeral Evidence” Alums Presenting Work
Back in April, Culturebot was invited to curate a week of events as part of Exit Art’s grand closing-down retrospective; our exhibit, “Ephemeral Evidence,” granted one-day performance residencies to a […]
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Annie Dorsen on “Magical” at NYLA
The NY-based director discusses her collaboration with choreographer/dancer Anne Juren, part of PS 122’s 2013 COIL Festival
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Detroit and Other Apocalypses
With the election looming Andy meditates on America and some shows he saw over the past few months.
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On Failure and Fake Healing: An Interview With Keith Hennessy
“Turbulence,” developed in Portland and Seattle, opens today in SF and makes its way to NYC next week