PINA: a documentary by Wim Wenders
Wim Wenders’ PINA, showed at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, is a beautifully directed and edited documentary. So much is revealed ,…
NYC Premiere of Shakespeare High
Going to the Film Society of Lincoln Center was a good idea to start off our first film in…
Film Editing with Jennifer Ruff at NYU’s Tisch
Irritated, lost and matted by a tired, cold sweat, I arrived at the Tisch School of the Arts at…
Reggie Wilson’s theRevisitation
In simple black clothes (button-down shirts and loose-fitting pants), performers Rhetta Aleong, Lawrence Harding and Reggie Wilson step barefoot…
Wandering through the International Center of Photography
At the International Center of Photography there were three photographs in particular that made an impact on me. Two…
Batsheva Dance Company at BAM
Recently the Batsheva Dance Company performed at Hora at the BAM in the Howard Gilman Opera House. As I entered…
2012 Whitney Biennial
Like the New Museum’s “Ungovernables” triennial, the Whitney Museum of American Art’s 2012 Whitney Biennial, comprising of work by 51…
This Side of Paradise
I have to admit, I felt mildly reluctant to shlepp myself all the way to the Bronx on Saturday….
Painting Churches
The lights go down and you are in the living room of an upscale Boston home. The walls glow…
Murder Is My Business
At the International Center of Photography (ICP), I was apprehensive. My grandfather and great-grandfather were both photographers, during World…
Dance Review: For Want of Sleep
The five dancers of Skybetter and Associates performed at The Joyce SoHo in a production entitled For Want of…
Skybetter and Associates visit Dance TRaC
Skybetter and Associates visited the Dance Teen Reviewers and Critics at their New York Live Arts home after Skybetter’s production of…
Leading from Linda
Recently the TRaC Music Group went to one of the Leading From The Bass concerts at the Jazz Gallery…
Another Dysfunctional Family Drama
The suppressed tension between the characters in Ninth and Joanie, presented by the Labrynth Theater Company, is enough to choke…








