Join co-hosts Amy Joy Robateau and Tim W. Brown LIVE at the Art in the Basin Open Mic.
Poetry, fiction, storytelling, music, comedy, all performance genres welcome.
A virtual option is available on Zoom. Register at https://www.eventbrite.com/d/united-states–new-york/aitb-vom/.
NoMAA’s continuing series Thursday at 7:30pm
Q & A with the artist. on Zoom or Facebook Live
https://lbgpaintings.com/
I am a painter and designer living and working in critical dialogue with a cultural environment of instant access and over-stimulation. My paintings allow the viewer to move beyond the casual glance and allow us both to get intimate with the subjects. Painting is a tool to inspire, communicate, investigate, and critique. With my work, I am constantly growing, deepening, shifting, and growing my technique to better understand the cultures and environments around me.
When I place paint on the canvas and it illuminates, that moment is why I paint. The play of light, bold colors and paint strokes excites my process of creating mini abstract paintings within the larger realistic painting. Painting loosely allows me freedoms without completely sacrificing form to build realistic subjects. I have a fondness for mysterious atmospheric night scenes and extraordinary people who can say everything in one look.
This week sponsored by CHOCnyc
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs
Free! Reserve seats for one of three concert dates here: https://buytickets.at/whco/594316
8:00pm Friday Oct. 29th
5:00pm Saturday Oct. 30th *Also streamed online
8:00pm Saturday Oct. 30th
Seating is limited and reservations are highly recommended. Masks are required as well as proof of full COVID-19 vaccination for everyone 12 years of age and older.
Strings of the WHCO
Linda Collazo, Mezzo-soprano
Chris Whittaker, Music Director
Music from the top of the world |
A musical snapshot of a time and place: classical composers living and writing in our communities of Washington Heights, Inwood, and Harlem. From Jessica Meyer’s lyrical meditation on quantum mechanics to Peter Gordon’s whimsical post-minimalism reimaging the words of Lou Reed; Jorge Sosa’s enchanting dance rhythms to Brent Sawyer’s buoyant melodies, we bring together a collection of compelling voices from our community for a concert you’ll only find above 96th street! Join the strings of the WHCO and special guest vocalist Linda Collazo led by composer/conductor Chris Whittaker.
Program
W. Brent Sawyer: Of Heavenly Joy
Jorge Sosa: Son de Harlem
Peter Gordon: Magic and Transformation featuring Linda Collazo, Mezzo-soprano
Joel Hoffman: Crossing Points
Chris Whittaker: Waking Beside You featuring Linda Collazo, Mezzo-soprano
Jessica Meyer: Through Which We Flow
https://www.facebook.com/events/193676172891588/?event_time_id=193676186224920
Free! Reserve seats for one of three concert dates here: https://buytickets.at/whco/594316
8:00pm Friday Oct. 29th
5:00pm Saturday Oct. 30th *Also streamed online
8:00pm Saturday Oct. 30th
Seating is limited and reservations are highly recommended. Masks are required as well as proof of full COVID-19 vaccination for everyone 12 years of age and older.
Strings of the WHCO
Linda Collazo, Mezzo-soprano
Chris Whittaker, Music Director
Music from the top of the world |
A musical snapshot of a time and place: classical composers living and writing in our communities of Washington Heights, Inwood, and Harlem. From Jessica Meyer’s lyrical meditation on quantum mechanics to Peter Gordon’s whimsical post-minimalism reimaging the words of Lou Reed; Jorge Sosa’s enchanting dance rhythms to Brent Sawyer’s buoyant melodies, we bring together a collection of compelling voices from our community for a concert you’ll only find above 96th street! Join the strings of the WHCO and special guest vocalist Linda Collazo led by composer/conductor Chris Whittaker.
Program
W. Brent Sawyer: Of Heavenly Joy
Jorge Sosa: Son de Harlem
Peter Gordon: Magic and Transformation featuring Linda Collazo, Mezzo-soprano
Joel Hoffman: Crossing Points
Chris Whittaker: Waking Beside You featuring Linda Collazo, Mezzo-soprano
Jessica Meyer: Through Which We Flow
https://www.facebook.com/events/193676172891588/?event_time_id=193676186224920
Free! Reserve seats for one of three concert dates here: https://buytickets.at/whco/594316
8:00pm Friday Oct. 29th
5:00pm Saturday Oct. 30th *Also streamed online
8:00pm Saturday Oct. 30th
Seating is limited and reservations are highly recommended. Masks are required as well as proof of full COVID-19 vaccination for everyone 12 years of age and older.
Strings of the WHCO
Linda Collazo, Mezzo-soprano
Chris Whittaker, Music Director
Music from the top of the world |
A musical snapshot of a time and place: classical composers living and writing in our communities of Washington Heights, Inwood, and Harlem. From Jessica Meyer’s lyrical meditation on quantum mechanics to Peter Gordon’s whimsical post-minimalism reimaging the words of Lou Reed; Jorge Sosa’s enchanting dance rhythms to Brent Sawyer’s buoyant melodies, we bring together a collection of compelling voices from our community for a concert you’ll only find above 96th street! Join the strings of the WHCO and special guest vocalist Linda Collazo led by composer/conductor Chris Whittaker.
Program
W. Brent Sawyer: Of Heavenly Joy
Jorge Sosa: Son de Harlem
Peter Gordon: Magic and Transformation featuring Linda Collazo, Mezzo-soprano
Joel Hoffman: Crossing Points
Chris Whittaker: Waking Beside You featuring Linda Collazo, Mezzo-soprano
Jessica Meyer: Through Which We Flow
https://www.facebook.com/events/193676172891588/?event_time_id=193676186224920
