Five artists living in Washington Heights, Hudson Heights and Inwood are creating work which reflects the beauty, historical significance and unique character of our neighborhood.
Word Up welcomes Dr, Nicholas Powers to discuss his latest work Black Psychedelic Revolution, on how psychedelics can heal historical, intergenerational, and racialized trauma—an Afrofuturistic take on Black psychedelia toward joy and liberation.
The treatment itself is multi-faceted and individualized. No cookie-cutter, “one size fits all” approach here. It’s hands on and we treat the pain by getting to the root cause.
Our exploration of musical heritage continues with Echoes, where we look at chamber music by composers past and present from around the world.
Join us to celebrate NoMAA’s new exhibition: Ritual, Rites, & Routine: Performing the Human Experience.
Tomo Mori - collage artist - Water Connects The Seven Seas, and Elddry Castillo - poet
