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BAM Sets 2024 Winter/Spring Season Featuring New Rock Opera From Taylor Mac & More - Vimarsana News

BAM Sets 2024 Winter/Spring Season Featuring New Rock Opera From Taylor Mac & More

BAM ushers in 2024 by presenting a season that honors the power of artistic community. See program details and learn how to purchase tickets!

Edgar Oliver reveals a 'Rip Tide' of experience and emotion with new play about East Village club - Vimarsana News

Edgar Oliver reveals a 'Rip Tide' of experience and emotion with new play about East Village club

The most distinctive thing about Edgar Oliver may be his voice — not just the way that he forms his words as they roll out of his mouth with an unplaceable

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Taylor Mac's 24-DECADE HISTORY OF POPULAR MUSIC is Coming to HBO - Vimarsana News

Taylor Mac's 24-DECADE HISTORY OF POPULAR MUSIC is Coming to HBO

Taylor Mac's 24-Decade History of Popular Music is coming to HBO on June 27. This comes after the concert film premieres at Tribeca Film Festival at the beginning of June.

'Mostly New' brings the best of NYU's art collection into the spotlight - Vimarsana News

'Mostly New' brings the best of NYU's art collection into the spotlight

The humble exterior of the Grey Art Gallery, NYU’s fine arts museum located inside the university’s Silver Center, fails to convey the beauty of the spectacular pieces of art contained within. From Andy Warhol and Keith Haring to Robert Mapplethorpe, the gallery’s current show, “Mostly New: Selectio

A shadow archive of New York's queer underground - Artforum International - Vimarsana News

A shadow archive of New York's queer underground - Artforum International

Feted by what she calls the “daylight culture”—winner of the Mercury Prize in 2005, Oscar nominee eleven years later—Anohni is doubling back to her days (nights, really) as a performance artist in early-’90s New York. Anohni’s quarantine project was culling from her “threadbare” archive, making thousands of stills from videos of her theater collective, the Blacklips Performance Cult, which rose from Manhattan’s queer underground between the summer of ’92 and spring of ’95. The results are presented in the book Blacklips: Her Life and Her Many, Many Deaths (Anthology Editi...