Cold Winter Morning Rises Dark, East River, New York City
A winter morning in New York City slowly releases its grip. On short days, 5:00 a.m. barely pulls itself from night toward day. But day begins anyway as people rise to meet the dark.
Artist Interrupted, Answering The COVID Challenge By Going Home To Theatre Roots: Madison Abdul
Answering the COVID challenge, Madison Abdul — now Madi Jo — fills the void with a return to her roots. She takes the stage in The Ghosts All Around Us, a new work by Jonathan Fadner, back home with Main Street Theatre & Dance Alliance.
“Looking To 2021,” A New Group Art Exhibit Now At Gallery RIVAA
On Saturday, December 5th, 2020, the artist collective RIVAA opened a fresh new exhibit, Looking To 2021 and a brighter future. The art will outlast COVID-19.
Cat Grooming Lesson, in a Parody of Bonnard’s Bathers
The well-groomed cat in Bonnard’s Bathers gets the idea and sets a good example in this parody of bathroom art.
Sexy Louis Kahn, the Famous Architect We Don’t Really Know
Sexy Louis Kahn? Really? It’s true, and another thing… this famous man was sometimes privately cruel and casually immoral.
Digging In: American Dharma Takes On Insane Steve Bannon
American Dharma, a film by Errol Morris, dives deep into the mind of Steve Bannon and finds him insane. YRB scores the interview.
In New Musical, Jonathan Fadner Scares up Roosevelt Island Ghosts
Jonathan Fadner’s new musical brings ghosts — Roosevelt Island’s own — to MSTDA. Streaming performances promise brightening the holidays.
MSTDA Thriller Dance, A Happy In Costume, Roosevelt Island Halloween
An MSTDA Thriller enlivened the Rivercross lawn on Tuesday, spirits dancing until it was dark. “Happy Halloween” was the message.
Dreams Erase Fear in New Art Exhibit at Gallery RIVAA
Dreams erase fear is the underlying theme for Constance Tanner’s Illusions & Delusions, opening next week at Gallery RIVAA. But some contrast makes it more powerful.
Now Lifting MSTDA Through A Coronavirus Future: Spirit and Commitment
While survival alone guides the course for many nonprofits, MSTDA’s coronavirus future brightens by drawing on its past.
