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RSVP for Open Rehearsal: Wally Cardona with Junko Fisher
Choreographer Wally Cardona will open his rehearsals to the public, providing a sneak peek into his time with Okinawan dancer Junko Fisher and the first stage of a process to develop a new work at our River To River Festival Incubator at 80 Broad.
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Teaching Artists Opportunity for The Maysles Institute Summer Documentary Film Program
The Maysles Institute is looking to hire Teaching Artists for our Summer Documentary Film Program, a six week intensive for high school students. Their youth programs are committed to connecting young people from the Harlem, Northern Manhattan, and South Bronx communities to the resources and support they need to become active storytellers and creative participants in digital media.
- New Museum will present Former Workspace resident LaToya Ruby Frazier’s PROPOSITION
- LaToya Ruby Frazier will present The Proposition at the New Museum
- New Museum will present Former Workspace resident LaToya Ruby Frazier’s PROPOSITION
- RSVP for Workshop: Boost Your Social Media Presence
- Bryant Park Painter in Residence Program Opportunity Deadline: May 31
- Former Swing Space Group Monk Parrots Presents Here I Go at 59E59 Theaters
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