A Dance Like No Other
There is no doubt that the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater is a spectacular and talented group of performers,…
Twists and Turns and Guns Ablaze
Crimy or G-Man and…wait, Flapjacks a person? Wheres the old lady? The one who always bakes badly. And the…
Happy 35th Birthday, ArtsConnection!
Clockwise: 1) A picture of the band warming up from the balcony. 2) A professional photo of the TAC…
Wes Does it Again
Wes Anderson has become one of the most notable directors of late. His artistic style that he puts on…
Shakespeare in the Present!
Years have said that Shakespeare’s writing speaks for itself; living on for centuries in words that portray romance, agony,…
The Word at Word Up
A few weeks ago, the Teens Curate Teens team got together with our instructor Nate and continued our discussions…
Hidden Truths
As a resident of New York City, I’m no stranger to street performers. It’s not an uncommon sight to…
Seeing the Invisible
Danspace Project at St. Mark’s Church in Manhattan presents an array of programs including DraftWork, showing dances that are…
So Funny It’s Scary
The Improvisational Repertory Theatre Ensemble is now into their third season of improvised shows that are sure not to…
Painful to Watch, But a Must-See
Settling into the plush seats in the beautiful Cherry Lane theatre is a relaxing activity. Seeing Ode to Joy,…
Teens Curate Teen Art Exhibition on Sugar Hill
future site for exhibit on sugar hill From its exterior, The Harlem Garage seems like nothing out of the…
Witnessing the Power of Imagery
The Brooklyn Museum’s Witness: Art and Civil Rights in the Sixties exhibition is an extensive showing of various artists and…
Action Figures, Gold Coins, and Fun in the East Village
Have you ever wandered around the East Village, passed by a crowd holding action figures, and thought “Huh, is…















The Way Up the Syrupy Sweet Hill
Teens Curate Teens group at the beginning of their curatorial journey On March 14 (Pi day!), we all traveled…