Ways of Listening: Arthur Russell at BAM
While Arthur Russell managed to release only several proper albums before his death from AIDS-related complications in 1992 at age forty, an ongoing effort to collect and release material from his gen…
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BAM Announces $25M Plan To Connect Its Three Spaces
Brooklyn Academy of Music has announced a $25 million construction project that will connect its three discrete spaces—the Beaux-Arts Peter Jay Sharp Building in Fort Greene (which replaced the…
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Former BAM Leader Karen Brooks Hopkins Named Senior Fellow In Residence at Mellon Foundation
Karen Brooks Hopkins, the former President of the Brooklyn Academy of Music, will join the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation as a senior fellow in residence, the Foundation announced this…
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Morning Links: Dark Matter Edition
Eric Veit, Dena Yago, and Jutta Zimmermann’s “Some Versions of Pastoral” at Tomorrow Gallery in New York. [Contemporary Art Daily] The Smithsonian Institution's Archives of American Art plans to…
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9 Art Events To Attend In New York City This Week
TUESDAY, JUNE 16 Opening: "Facing East: Chinese Urbanism in Africa" at Storefront for Art and Architecture Did you know that China's architectural influence is on the rise in Africa? Journalist…
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Gods and Monsters: Zhang Huan on ‘Semele,’ His Cross-Cultural Opera
In George Friedrich Handel's 1743 opera Semele, which is based on a story from Ovid's Metamorphoses, a young woman named Semele runs away from a would-be marriage to have an affair with Jupiter. She…
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Morning Links: Edvard Munch Edition
The Edvard Munch Award is set to return after a hiatus of nearly a decade. [The Art Newspaper] Musée Maillol in Paris shuts its doors indefinitely on its 20th birthday, due to falling attendance and…
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A Psychedelic, Futuristic, Sometimes Demented Film Festival in Brooklyn
Featuring everyone from Ryan Trecartin to Sandra Bernhard to Merce Cunningham, BAM's Migrating Forms festival unites the cutting edge in art and film
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