Jonathan Sánchez Noa leads a collage workshop inspired by his work on view in our exhibition, Mental Spaces 2. Participants will incorporate a variety of techniques to craft their own works on paper.
Sunday, August 4th
1:00pm
Join us for this month’s Virtual Parlor Chat where we will introduce you to our new guide program, Bloomberg Connects! A member from our staff will highlight all the features, such as a guided audio tour, VIP immersive experiences, and so many more exciting things that make visiting the Mansion more accessible and in-depth than ever before. We will go through an example visit at the Mansion with Bloomberg Connects, explore our new virtual offerings, discuss how to use the platform on site and at your home, and show you why visiting the mansion armed with this new guide is well worth a trip.
Register on Eventbrite to receive the Zoom link. This virtual program is free; $5 suggested donation.
Jazz WaHi’s Saturday Happy Hour at 181 Cabrini this week features Jazz WaHi’s own Louise Rogers and Mark Kross, doing some standards, original material, and even a few seasonally appropriate tunes. Come spend some time!
This promises to be an extra special evening of jazz!
These Happy Hour events are a great hang, and a great way to kick off your Saturday night!
No cover – good food, good bar, good people, good music. In the Heights!
Jazz WaHi’s programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and The Louis Armstrong Educational Foundation, Inc
Thanks to her uncompromising approach, the singer and composer Sheila Jordan – who recently celebrated her 96th birthday! – is greatly appreciated by the demanding audience, but also by the colleagues. Her first great influence was Charlie Parker, who said that she has a million-dollar worth ear, and, indeed, later on most of her influences were instrumentalists rather than singers. Legendary are her performances based on Parker’s solos. She particularly likes playing in a duo set with bass players.
This evening she will perform with a long-standing collaborator, the celebrated bassist, Cameron Brown, a musician with exceptional technique, a great feeling for time and a clear sound. Brown has played in his long career with top jazz musicians such as Art Blakey, Lee Konitz, Archie Shepp, Chet Baker, Betty Carter and many others. Their collaboration has been going on for more than a two decades; they have traveled the world together and have recorded two highly appreciated live albums: “I’ve Grown Accustomed to the Bass” and “Celebration”. This will be an evening of music not to be missed!
