Contracts and Copyright for Artists (Zoom)
Date & Time: Wednesday, July 22 • 6 PM – 7:30 PM EDT
Location: Online
For: Artists
Free
This free virtual workshop introduces artists to the essentials of gallery contracts, copyright, rights of publicity, and photographing in public spaces. Led by attorneys Jo Backer Laird and Stephanie Bunting Glaser, the session includes time for questions. Registration is required.
Speakers: Jo Backer Laird and Stephanie Bunting Glaser
PRESENTED BY CHILDREN’S ART CARNIVAL
A new one act play “Uptown Boys”
Andy Price (Bernie), Vincent Saia (Anthony), Jonathan Ellers (Ralph), and Tuto Taveras (Chico) star in Adrian Miranda’s Uptown Boys, a raw, fiercely funny, and deeply moving drama directed by Adrian Miranda. Set around a four-top table in Washington Heights, this bilingual one-act play captures the sharp wit, buried trauma, and unbreakable bonds of lifelong brotherhood.
Set during a routine neighborhood card game cluttered with dominos, chips, and beer, Uptown Boys centers on four aging friends whose lives are upended when Bernie (Price) drops a bombshell announcement: he is leaving the Heights for a new life in a different city. The revelation ignites forty years of unhealed turf wars and personal grief, hitting Ralph (Ellers) hardest as he drowns in the unaddressed loss of his family. But when a sudden, chaotic dual medical emergency strikes the table, the masks of machismo must come down, forcing these men to work as a team to save each other’s lives. Uptown Boys is a powerful exploration of aging, survival, and the ultimate strength it takes to finally ask for help.
NoMAA Studios 4140 Broadway (Inside the United Palace on 176 Street)
A new one act play “Uptown Boys”
Andy Price (Bernie), Vincent Saia (Anthony), Jonathan Ellers (Ralph), and Tuto Taveras (Chico) star in Adrian Miranda’s Uptown Boys, a raw, fiercely funny, and deeply moving drama directed by Adrian Miranda. Set around a four-top table in Washington Heights, this bilingual one-act play captures the sharp wit, buried trauma, and unbreakable bonds of lifelong brotherhood.
Set during a routine neighborhood card game cluttered with dominos, chips, and beer, Uptown Boys centers on four aging friends whose lives are upended when Bernie (Price) drops a bombshell announcement: he is leaving the Heights for a new life in a different city. The revelation ignites forty years of unhealed turf wars and personal grief, hitting Ralph (Ellers) hardest as he drowns in the unaddressed loss of his family. But when a sudden, chaotic dual medical emergency strikes the table, the masks of machismo must come down, forcing these men to work as a team to save each other’s lives. Uptown Boys is a powerful exploration of aging, survival, and the ultimate strength it takes to finally ask for help.
Risa HIrsch Ehrlich: Legacy Exhibit & Sale, A Fundraiser for NoMAA
Risa Ehrlich, a cherished member of the Uptown Manhattan arts community, passed away in December 2025. A gifted ceramic artist, her work was at once delicate and bold, always evolving.
Risa bequeathed a collection of her work to NoMAA to support the community she loved. Come experience her work. Acquire one of the last available pieces. Celebrate her legacy while supporting the future of the arts.
To see more of Risa’s work and learn more about her life in art, please see her website: www.legacyrisa.com
Exhibit and sale benefits NoMAA, supporting local artists, community initiatives and the Subway Elevator Poster Project.
Risa HIrsch Ehrlich: Legacy Exhibit & Sale, A Fundraiser for NoMAA
Risa Ehrlich, a cherished member of the Uptown Manhattan arts community, passed away in December 2025.
A gifted ceramic artist, her work was at once delicate and bold, always evolving.
Risa bequeathed a collection of her work to NoMAA to support the community she loved.
Come experience her work.
Acquire one of the last available pieces.
Celebrate her legacy while supporting the future of the arts.
TUESDAY
JUNE 16, 2026
5:00 – 8:00 PM
NoMAA GALLERY
United Palace Theater
4140 Broadway & 176th St
New York,
To see more of Risa’s work and learn more about her life in art, please see her website:
www.legacyrisa.com
Exhibit and sale benefits NoMAA, supporting local artists, community initiatives and the Subway Elevator Poster Project. www.nomaanyc.org