NYC ARTS

Play a game and create a food collage to discover which foods are GO, SLOW and WHOA!For ages five and older.

The legendary performance artist talks to Dazed about her plans to perform for 600 hours at New York's MOMA... In the early 70s Marina Abramović plunged knives between her splayed fingers in a gory game of five-finger fillet, blacked out in a fiery wooden star, took seizure-inducing pills, and had a loaded gun pointed at her head. Her new show at La Fabrica gallery, Madrid is somewhat gentler. The Kitchen, Homage To Saint Therese consists mainly of portraits, some of which reference Caravaggio and Zurbarán paintings, shot by Italian photographer Marco Anelli. In them, the so-called "grandmother of performance art" can be seen cooking, meditating and levitating (thanks to a pulley system) in the former orphanage kitchens of La Laboral, a sprawling arts complex in Gijón, Spain. The writings of Saint Therese of Ávila – a 16th century nun who was said to have levitated in church and once – to her annoyance - in her kitchen while making soup – inspired the work. Her difficult childhood in Serbia also went into the mix. Here´s what Marina Abramović had to say. - See-ming Lee 李思明 SML from Bookmarklet

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Santiago Garcia's drama tells a reimagined, carnivalesque version of Don Quijote's quest for honor. Presented in Spanish with live English translation available upon request.

Caridad Svich's dramatic retelling of Isabelle Allende's novel depicts the Trueba family—their loves, their ambitions, their spiritual quests, their relations with one another and their participation in the history of their times—in an unnamed Latin American country over the course of 50 years.

"Silence! Silence!” These are the first and last words spoken by Bernarda Alba, the tyrannical mother who attempts to dominate and control her five unmarried daughters. In this repressed environment, playwright Federico García Lorca and director René Buch create an explosion of hatred, jealousy, despair and passion.

In this play by Pedro Calderón de la Barca, an imprisoned prince questions which parts of his life are reality and which are a dream.

Known worldwide as the Queen of Spanish Dance, Pilar Rioja presents her fiery dance moves accompanied by  flamenco guitarists and singers. Program length: 1 hour, 45 minutes; no intermission.

Carmen Rivera's play, directed by René Buch, is the story of a young woman who travels from NYC to Puerto Rico to meet her family and discover her roots. Her misconceptions are transformed as she learns that being Puerto Rican is a matter of the heart and spirit.

22 yaşındayken (üç senelik ordu görevinden sonra) New York'a yerleşmiş. School of Visual Arts'da okurken birçok ulusal dergi, reklam ajansı ve televizyon kanalı için çizerlik yapmış: Time Magazine, The New Yorker, Spin, The New York Times, Rolling Stone, MTV ve Saatchi & Saatchi. - cihan çelik

yok ya bunlar degil :\ - Can

Army Captain Pantaleón Pantoja is a man of integrity, a good husband and a consummate professional. He is chosen by his supervisors to lead an outlandish and secret mission: to put together a traveling service of “visitors” that will fulfill the necessities of the troops stationed in the most remote part of the Amazon.

In the 1880s, at the dawn of the age of electricity, doctors utilized vibrator therapies on their female patients suffering from "hysteria." This play is the story of a young doctor and his wife.

"June 21, 1942. Gelatin silver print, 7 1/4 x 9 1/2" (18.5 x 24.2 cm). The New York Times Collection. © 2009 The New York Times 1993.2001" - See-ming Lee 李思明 SML from Bookmarklet

The more than 1,800 different peoples of the Pacific islands create musical instruments, from familiar types such as drums, flutes and the Hawaiian 'ukulele, to unusual forms such as slit gongs, bullroarers and stringed instruments fashioned from palm leaves.

An introductory gallery talk highlights the major themes in MOCA’s core exhibit, With a Single Step: Stories in the Making of America. Visitors gain an overview of Chinese in America and become acquainted with the history of MOCA.

Rich Marotta is a stand up comedian and magician. Twila Zone is Rich's bespectacled, pink-haired assistant. This duo has fused the timing of comedy with the subtlety and misdirection of magic to create a show for audience members of any age.

Featuring a rotating cast of tough women performers seen on Comedy Central, HBO and late night television, this fast-paced homage to vaudeville is a mix of comedy, music, spoken-word and burlesque.

El Museo invita los niños entre cuatro y diez años de edad y sus familias a participar en nuestros talleres educativos. En las galerías charlaremos sobre diferentes temas, y los niños tendrán oportunidad de aprender y divertirse haciendo dibujos y actividades didácticas.

Kids can explore the ways people celebrated the holiday season in the Middle Ages through feasts, banquets and other special occasions.

Joy Tone Pah Hote (Kiowa/Mayan) demonstrates the art of making powwow dresses, as well as her beadwork techniques. In addition, she discusses the impact of horses on the Kiowa people of the Southern Plains.