Harlem’s NoMAA Arts Activities

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Greetings!
Spring is near and we are ready to celebrate with an array of exciting art exhibits and performances, right here in our Washington Heights and Inwood neighborhoods. Support the arts in our community and attend these great events

Screening / Proyección: Secret Daughter: An Emmy Award-winning documentary
Wednesday, March 25, 6:30 pm
A Women’s History Month Celebration. City of New York / Parks & Recreation in conjunction with NoMAA present a documentary about a mixed-race daughter and the mother who gave her away. Followed by a Q&A with Carol Jenkins, President of the Women’s Media Center . Presented by June Cross, journalist, award-winning television producer and Associate Professor of Journalism at Columbia University . Followed by a Q&A by Carol Jenkins, President of the Women’s Media Center
Acude a la proyección del documental Secret Daughter.
RSVP: 212.408.0296  ·  artsculturefun@parks.nyc.gov
Info: Click here
Fee: Free
351 Fort Washington Avenue (btw. West 174th & 175th Streets)
Salon / Salón: NoMAA Artists’ Salon
Monday, March 30, 6pm . 8pm
Join NoMAA in the Artists’ Salon where artists can exhibit their work, perform, network and create partnerships and cast your vote for this year’s Uptown Arts Stroll poster. Salon is presented in partnership with Workspace Offices•Studios and offers artists the opportunity to see office spaces that could be turned into artists spaces
Únete a NoMAA en el Artists’ Salon en el que los artistas podrán interactuar, apoyarse mutuamente y crear redes de colaboración. También podrás votar para decidir el ganador del concurso de posters del Uptown Arts Stroll.
Info & RSVP: Click here · (212) 568-4396 ·   info@nomaanyc.org
Fee: Free
WorkSpace Offices • Studios  ·  5030 Broadway (at 213th Street , entrance on 10th Avenue )

Exhibition / Exhibición: Hudson River Landscapes
March 1 – April 30 (Reception: Friday, March 27, 8:45pm -after services-)
Artwork by / trabajos de Diane Drescher.
Info: (212) 568-8304  ·  http://www.hebrewtabernacle.org/gallery.htm
Hebrew Tabernacle, Gold Wing  ·  551 Fort Washington Avenue (at 185th street )

Exhibit / Exposición: New Paintings & New Drawings
March 2 – April 14 (Extended)
Celebrating Women’s History Month. Featuring Diane Drescher · Andrea Jenkins
Gallery opening hours: Mon-Fri, 10am – 7pm
Info: (212) 694-1000 x 623  ·  http://www.dianedrescher.com/
Boricua College · La Galeria, 4th Floor  3755 Broadway (at 156 street)

Exhibit / Exposición: Invitational Exhibition Of Visual Arts
March 12 – April 5
Paintings, photographs, sculptures, installations, and works on paper by 30 contemporary artists will be on view at the galleries of the American Academy of Arts and Letters until April, 5^th. Exhibiting artists were chosen from a pool of more than 170 artists nominated by members of the Academy.
Pinturas, fotografías, esculturas, instalaciones y trabajos sobre papel de 30 artistas contemporáneos que se pueden ver en la American Academy of Arts and Letters. Los artistas fueron elegidos entre más de 170 artistas nominados por miembros de la Academia.
Gallery opening hours: Thu – Sun, 1pm – 4pm
Info: http://www.artsandletters.org/exhibitions2_invitational_2009.php
Audubon Terrace on Broadway (between 155 and 156 Streets)

Exhibit / Exposición: Memories Of My Dominican Republic :
March 13 – March 30
Rio II Gallery presents a retrospective of a Dominican Woman, a collection of drawings and paintings by Angelines Del Riego.
Retrospectiva de una mujer dominicana. Colección de pinturas y dibujos de Angelines Del Riego.
Info: (212) 568-2030 x 208 ·   aorodriguez@broadwayhousing.org(Ana Ofelia Rodríguez)
Rio II Gallery  ·  583 Riverside Drive (at 135 street) 7^th Floor

Exhibit / Exposición: Tony Serio: Views of Northern Manhattan
March 16 – April 24
Exhibit of Tony Serio’s paintings in two buildings of the Columbia Medical Center , the Russ Berrie Medical Science Pavilion and the Lasker Biomedical Research Building . Presented by the Office of Government and Community Affairs
Opening hours: Russ Berrie Building , Mon-Fri at regular business hours
Lasker Building 24-7

Exposición de Tony Serio en dos edificios del Columbia Medical Center.
Info: http://www.tonyserio.com/ ·  (212) 927-0590
Russ Berrie Medical Science Pavilion · 1150 St. Nicholas Avenue (at 168th Street)
Lasker Biomedical Research Building · 3960 Broadway (entrance on 166th Street)

Exhibit / Exposición: Dindga Mc Cannon – (This women’s work is never done)
March 18 – March, 21
Celebrating 44 years of Art Making with Mixed Media Explorations.
Celebrando 44 años de Arte realizado con nuevos medios.
Gallery opening hours: Wed-Sat, 11-7pm
Info: (917) 517-4576 – dindga@aol.com – http://art-alive.com/dindga/
Hamilton Landmark Gallery · 467 West 144 streeet (Amsterdam & Covent Ave’s), Harlem

Reading / Lectura: Upper Manhattan is Reading “The thief and the Dogs”
Friday, March 20, 6pm – 7:30pm
Columbia University celebrates the works of Egyptian author and Nobel Prize winner Naguib Mahfouz. Flores Forbes and Jamal Joseph discuss the character Said Mahran from ‘The Thief and the Dogs’ and draw parallels to their experiences in the Black Panther Party. Moderated by Jewel Kinch. Reception to follow.
La Universidad de Columbia celebra la obra del escritor egipcio, ganador de un premio Nobel Naguib Mahfouz. Flores Forbes y Jamal Joseph debatirán sobre el personaje Said Mahran de “El ladrón y los perros”.
Info: Click here.  · (212) 854-5301
Fee: Free
Malcolm X and Betty Shabazz Memorial and Education Center  ·  3940 Broadway (at 165th Street )

Chat / Charla: Syncopated Peru : Afro-Peruvian Celebration
Saturday, March 21, 8pm
The Shabazz Center’s shares its Pan-African sensibilities with DeVeor Rainey, founder and executive director of Speaking in Rhythms, the comprehensive music program for youth in East Harlem that exposes them to the richness and diversity of their own cultures. After learning the rhythms and songs of, and then traveling to Puerto Rico and Belize, student head to Peru upon completing workshops in its social and music history, composition and instrumental arrangements. So profound was the experience one of the students, Matt P. stated, “Being in Belize for a little over a week has made me get a real feel of the Garifuna culture.  Compared to New York , everyday activity is less hectic, and more relaxed.  I’m thankful that we stayed by the coastline to feel the cool breeze.  Sometimes the heat was unbearable for me, but I managed not to let the heat get to me. Socializing with the youth so close to my age showed me that we are basically the same.  We have the same interest in music, sports, and other things.”
Info: (718) 308-1713
Tickets: 20$ in advance /  $25 at the doors (purchase tickets on line at www.speakinginrhythms.org )
The Shabazz Center · 3940 Broadway (at 165 street)

Performance / Actuación: Vaginistas
Saturday, March 21, 8 pm
Live show of “Vaginistas”. Monologues, dances, tales, songs and Ana Burgos’ art.
Presentación especial en vivo y a todo color de Vaginistas. Monólogos, danzas, cuentos, canciones y el arte de Ana Burgos.
Info: (212) 567-3511  ·   (212) 567-5359
Chico Gonzalez Hall at Libreria Caliope  ·  170 Dyckman Street

Concert / Concierto: Sunday Concerts at the Lounge: Meet the Stars of Tomorrow
Sunday, March 22, 11am
A band of 20 exceptionally talented, rigorously trained teen and tween music students from NYC’s Special Music School performing new music by David Lang, Michael Gordon, and Phil Kline. The group has performed professionally in NYC at Merkin Hall, Roulette and most recently at Le Poisson Rouge.
20 estudiantes de música interpretarán música de David Lang, Michael Gordon.
Info: (212) 923-7800 x1314
Tickets: $8 admission ($4 children over 6) Includes post-concert brunch with the artists.
116 Pinehurst Avenue (at 183 Street)

Conference / Conference: Gnostic anthropology
Sunday, March 22, 5 pm
Gnostic anthropology conference: The kautun 13 maya.
Conferencia de antropología gnóstica: El katun 13 maya.
Info: (212) 567-3511 / (212) 567-5359
Chico Gonzalez Hall at Libreria Caliope  ·  170 Dyckman Street

Concert / Concierto: Juntos Con Vecinos Concert II: Toomai Quintet
Sunday, March 22, 6pm
Amie Weiss and Ralph Allen, Violins; Erin Wight, Viola; John Popham, cello; Andrew Roitstein, bass. Special Guest: Alina Roitstein, singer
Program will include music by Mozart, Antonin Dvorak, Ernesto Lecuona, and arrangements of dance music from Latin America .
Concierto de cuerda del quinteto Toomai. El programa incluye música de Mozart, Dvorak, Ernesto Lecuona y música de danza de Latinoamérica.
Tickets: $5
Info: (646) 410-0904  ·  (646) 533-7790
Anacaona Dominican Theater-Culturarte · 260 Audubon Avenue (at 178 street), Suite 100-S

Concert / Concierto: Wild Women Don’t Have the Blues
Thursday, March 26, 7pm.
In celebration of Women’s History Month a tribute to the musical giants of yesteryear, features legendary vocal artists Maxine Brown, Beverly Crosby and Ella Garrett who reinvent the idea of the Blues as “music born of misery”.
Tributo al Mes de la Historia de la Mujer
Info : (212) 534-1672 · http://www.harlemaa.org/interior.cfm?itemCategory=30817&eventId=297
Museum of the City of New York  ·  1220 Fifth Avenue

Tribute / Homenaje: Haïti, Manman Nou: Celebrating the Life of TIGA
Saturday, March 28, 7pm
The Shabazz Center’s One Night Stanza is back with GALA presenting: Haïti, Manman Nou: Celebrating the Life of TIGA 7 pm. A cultural tribute to the late Jean Garoute Tiga, (d. 2008) one of Haiti’s most influential modern artists and teacher, a polyvalent and international visionary who devoted his whole life to the promotion and advancement of art in Haiti. His daughter Michele Garoute reflects, “My father bought art to all people regardless of color, gender, social and economic status. Tiga was able to re-define the function and the concept of art in Haitian society as a form of reconciliation, rehabilitation and development.”  Musical performances: Jacques Chancy, Chamir Chouloute, Buyu Ambroise, Lou Rainone, Obed Jean-Louis Singer and poetry by Michele Voltaire Marcelin. Visual artists featured include Klode and San Millan. 
Info: (212) 740-7153 (Mme. Michel or Mr. Jean Darcel)
The Shabazz Center · 3940 Broadway (at 165 street)

Concert / Concierto: Hudson View Gardens Lounge Concerts
Sunday, March 29, 5pm
Come hear the famous Octet of Felix Mendelssohn played by the Hudson Ensemble with special guests from the Saint Lukes Chamber Ensemble and Ensemble ACJIW.  The concert includes a 4 violin concerto from L’Estro H’Armonico of Antonio Vivaldi’s 12 concertos based on the use of harmony.
Venga a escuchar el famoso Octeto de Félix Mendelssohn interpretado por el Hudson Ensemble, con músicos invitados del  Lukes Chamber Ensemble and Ensemble ACJIW. El concierto incluye un concierto de 4 violines de Vivaldi.
Info: (212) 923-7800 x1314  · EMNICOLO@aol.com
Tickets: $12 admission. Includes home made dinner.
116 Pinehurst Avenue (at 183 Street)

Theater / Teatro: Melissa Waddy-Thibordeux’, Ain’t I A Woman?
Tuesday, March 31, 11am
Sojourner Truth comes to life through the theatrical magic of Melissa Waddy-Thibordeux’, Ain’t I A Woman? Community Works and the Shabazz Center honor a courageous historical figure, Sojourner Truth (1797-1883) whose pointed question at the Akron , Ohio Women’s Convention is ever more resonant in a world beyond the United States of 1851 where it was first heard. Echoing painfully in a 21st Century where ¾ of the world’s women live on $1 a day and are the sole providers for their families and subject to discrimination and sexual abuse. The one-woman play by Ms. Waddy-Thibordeux is enlightening for all audiences and makes an especially great program for students and seniors. 
RSVP & tickets: (212) 459-1854 (Community Works)
The Shabazz Center · 3940 Broadway (at 165 street)

Concert / Concierto: Così fan Tutte: Defining Women
Sunday, April 5, 2pm
Three men, three women, a little fiancé-swapping, a wedding – but who’s marrying whom? Mozart doesn’t give us the answer, so we’re going to ask you, the audience, to vote on the ending to this updated, abridged, interactive version of a favorite opera. Sung in Italian with English and Spanish supertitles.
Tres hombres, tres mujeres, un pequeño intercambio de prometidas, una boda… ¿pero quién se casa con quién? Mozart no nos da la respuesta, así que les preguntaremos a ustedes, la audiencia, a través de una votación al final de esta nueva versión revisitada de esta ópera. Interpretada en italiano con subtítulos en inglés y español.
Tickets: Free
Info & RSVP: underworldprod@gmail.com · http://www.underworldprod.com/html/upcoming.html
The YM & YWHA of Washington Heights and Inwood ·  54 Nagle Avenue

Reading / Lectura: Sundays Best Reading Series: Shapes of Story
Sunday, April 5, 4-7pm
Border-Crossing Poets: Robin Becker, Gioia Timpanelli, Alison Woods.
Lecturas de Robin Becker, Gioia Timpanelli, Alison Woods y otros.
Info: (212) 923-7800 x1342 – fabulara@earthlink.net
Ticket: $7 (Suggested donation) Includes one free drink and free snacks (reception after to meet the writers)
The Lounge @ Hudson View Gardens · 116 Pinehurst Avenue (at 183 Street)

Festival: Fort Tyron Spring Festival
Spring signifies all things fresh and new. What better way to burst into spring than to learn more about nature while having a great time! Join NYRP in celebrating the season with live animals and live music. Everyone is welcome to this free celebration of all living things.
La primavera es sinónimo de cosas frescas y nuevas. Únase a este paseo por Fort Tyron aprendiendo más de la naturaleza y pasando un buen rato.
Saturday, April 4, 11am – 4pm
Info: (212) 333-2552  ·  http://nyrp.org/events/index.php?sub=0#Festivals
Anne Loftus Playground, Fort Tryon Park  ·

Events around town / Eventos en otras partes de la ciudad

Theater / Teatro: The 4th Annual Potpourri! World Women Works Series
March 1- March 29, 6pm
POTPOURRI! World Women Works Series mission is to highlight the collective links and bonds of women through the theatre-arts; by developing, nurturing and giving voice to new works by emerging and seasoned women writers from the world community. This year’s featured writers are: Sojourna Collier, Anita Gonzalez, Debbi Blackwell Cooke, Barbara Clarke, Kymbali Craig, Rashidah Ismaili, Maria Chisolm, Rebekah Pierce and Precious Jones. Their works represent dramas, musicals, a screenplay and poetry. Directors include: Passion, Stacy Waring and Emory Porter. World Women Works will feature full-length, one-acts, Ten-minute plays, Family Theatre, and solo works. Most of these voices are new, some are established but still on the fringe; it is part of our mission to pair a writer with a dramaturge to lead a Q & A after each reading to help the writer get closer to her vision. We invite producers to come view their works.
POTPOURRI! Tiene como mission realzar los vínculos de las mujeres a través del teatro, dando voz y alimentando nuevos trabajos de escrituras del mundo. World Women Works presentará funciones de duración completa, de un solo acto, obras de diez minutos y monólogos. La mayoría de estas voces son nuevas. Se invita a los productores a acudir par aver sus trabajos.
Info & RSVP: (212) 694-1602 ·  rhythmcolor21@verizon.net ·  simplydelicious22002@yahoo.com · lazmccants@aol.com · http://www.harlemaa.org/interior.cfm?itemCategory=30817&eventId=290
Tickets: 5$ suggested donation
250 W. 40th St (East of 8th Avenue)

Exhibit / Exposición: The Lonely Soldier Monologues: Women At War In Iraq
March 5 – March 22, Thu – Sat, 8pm & Sun 3pm
An energetically acted example of journalism as theater explores some issues that deserve more attention. Plays and films have parsed the war in Iraq from all sorts of angles – the justifications for American involvement, the treatment of wounded soldiers, the tactical mistakes – but comparatively little has been heard about the increased role of women in the military operations.
Ejemplo de periodismo que pone de manifiesto temas que merecen más atención. La guerra de Irak ha sido vista desde distintos ángulos por un gran número de películas u obras de teatro (la justificación del involucramiento americano, el tratamiento a los soldados heridos, los errores tácticos…) pero pocas han tratado el papel de la mujer en las operaciones militares.
RSVP: (212) 254-1109 (10$ RSVP suggested)
Info: http://www.harlemaa.org/interior.cfm?itemCategory=30817&eventId=311
Tickets: $15 ($10 Students & Seniors)
155 First Avenue (at 10 street)

Festival: Honor! (Carnegie Hall festival)
March 4 – March 23
From the drumbeats of Mother Africa to the work songs and Spirituals created in a new land, a path is traced to the blues, gospel, jazz, rhythm and blues, soul, and hip-hop, expressions of African Americans that are celebrated throughout the world. In charting the story of this great cultural tradition, Jessye Norman invites you on a personal journey that honors the trailblazers and the courageous artists of the past through concerts, recitals, lectures, panel discussions, and exhibitions hosted by Carnegie Hall, the Apollo Theater, The Cathedral of St. John the Divine, and other sites around the city.
Compendio de conciertos, charlas, recitales y exposiciones que mostrarán la tradición cultural de la Madre África; un camino a través del blues, jazz, rhythm and blues, soul y hip hop.
Info & Tickets: http://www.carnegiehall.org/honor/ ·  (212) 247-7800

Performance / Actuación: B’doun Wag’h by Nader Sadek
Friday, March 15, 6:30pm
Sadek’s new performance piece, B’doun Wag’h (a follow -up to the exhibition “Faceless”, 2007), provocatively incorporates Middle Eastern design, Death Metal music, and Darfur activism. Death and Black Metal Musicians Steve Tucker (formerly of Morbid Angel), Flo Mounier ( Cryptopsy)  Nick McMaster (Krallice), and Mike Lerner (Behold… the Arctupos) will play a specially commissioned set written by Tucker on a stage featuring Middle Eastern elements that ambiguously resonate with the occult iconography of this underground music scene. Woodwork screens and geometric patterns that frame blistering guitars and frenetic drumming blur configurations of private and public, holy and profane, ritual restraint and impulsive aggression.
Actuación de Nader Sadek en la que incorpora diseño de Asia Central, musica Metal y activismo con Darfur.
Info: (718) 361-1750
Tickets: 5$ (will go to the victims of the Darfur crisis)
Sculpture Center   ·  44-19 Purves street , Long Island Cit

Exhibit / Exposición: Queens Beats: A Sonic Ride Through Queens
March 16 – April 30
QUEENS BEATS explores sonic perception in relation to various ethnic communities along the #7 Train in Queens , New York . For the exhibition, New Media artist, Hector Canonge (local artist), investigates how people are able to experience cultures, traditions, ethnic heritage, and the borough’s history through audio imprints (sound recordings and reproductions), and archival graphic material (maps and photo documentation).
Queen Beats explora los sonidos en relación diferentes comunidades étnicas a lo largo del recorrido de la línea #7 del metro en Queens. Para la exposición, Héctor Canonge investiga cómo las gentes experimentan la cultura, las tradiciones, la herencia étnica y la historia de los municipios con distintas muestras de sonido y diverso material gráfico.
Gallery opening hours: Mon-Sat: 10am-6pm; Sun: 11am-7pm
Info: http://www.hectorcanonge.net/18beats/index.html
Queens Visitors Center , Queens Center mall, 90-15 Queens Blvd , Elmhurst

Presentation / Presentation: “33 y un quemao” book release
Friday, March 20, 6:30pm
Presentation of the launching of the poetry book “33 y un Quemao”, by Andrés A. Castro.
La Secretaría de Estado de Cultura del Comisionado Dominicano de Cultura en los Estados Unidos les invita a la puesta en circulación del libro de cuentos poesías “33 y un Quemao” del escritor Andrés A. Castro
Info: (212) 234-8149
Sala de eventos Andrés Francisco Requena  ·  541 W 145 Street

Performance / Actuación: The Voice – The Body – The History & The Evolution
Friday, March 20 & Saturday, March 21, 8:00 pm – 9:30 pm
Through a balance of professional and student performances, the audiences will view work from choreographers Nia Love of Blacksmith’s Daughter, Christal Brown of INSPIRIT, Paloma McGregor of Urban Bush Women, and HSA Dance Instructor Keith Anthony Lewis. Additional performances by poet Nabiyah and a theatrical work written and directed by E. Mesiyah McGinnis.
La audiencia podrá ver, a través de una serie de actuaciones de estudiantes de la escuela el trabajo de distintos coreógrafos.
Info & RSVP: (212) 926-4100  · http://www.harlemschoolofthearts.org/
Tickets: 10$ (for sale at the door; Suggested audience: ages 11 and up)
HSA Theater  ·  647 Saint Nicholas Ave. (at 141 street)

Performance / Actuación: The Vagina Monologues
Friday, March 20, 8pm (doors open at 6pm)
Stand up comedy. Special presentation by “El Shino Aguakate”.
Monólogos. Presentación especial de “El Shino Aguakate”
Info: (212) 939-0909  ·  http://www.elmorocconyc.com/VaginaMonologues.jpg ·  vmonologues.elmorocco@gmail.com
Tickets: 20$ in advance /  $25 at the doors
El Morocco Theater  ·  3534 Broadway (corner of 145th Street )

Concert / Concierto: SONOS Chamber Orchestra
Friday, March 20, 8pm
Concert of chamber music at the Tenri Cultural Institute. The orchestra will perform three quintets: two for string quartet and the Japanese shakuachi, and one for string quartet and the Chinese pipa. Music composed by James Cuddeford, James Nyoraku Schlefer and Tan Dun.
Concierto Cámara en el instituto cultural Tenri. La orquesta presentará tres quintetos: dos para cuarteto de cuerda y shakuachi japonés y otro para cuarteto de cuerda y pipa china.
Info : Click here.
Tickets: $25 ($20 for .students)
Tenri Cultural Institute  ·  43A West 13^th street

Exhibit / Exposición: Cinco Estilos Pictóricos: Colores y Esencia de Artistas Dominicanos
March 20 – April 17 (Opening / Apertura: March 20, 6pm)
Three latin organizations from Rhode Island and New York present an Exhibit with work pieces from Dominican Authors resident in both states.
Tres organizaciones latinas de Rhode Island  y Nueva York, han unido esfuerzos para presentar una muestra artística con obras de autores dominicanos residentes en ambos estados.  La exhibición se titula “5 Estilos pictóricos: Colors and Essence of Dominican Artists”. En la exhibición participan: Ezequiel Jiménez, José ‘Artie’ Parra, René De los Santos, Gladys R. Pérez, y Félix A. Dicló.  Jiménez, Parra y de los Santos, son artistas dominicanos residentes en Nueva York, y Pérez es argentina y participara como invitada en la muestra; Dicló reside en Rhode Island.
Gallery opening hours: Mon-Fri, 1pm – 7pm
Info: (401) 453-3337  (TseTse Gallery)  ·   (401) 941-2749 (Quisqueya en Acción)  ·  http://www.tsetsegallery.org/
TseTse Gallery  ·  101 Orange street  · Providence, RI

Concert / Concierto: Iberian Inspirations at the Morgan Library
Wednesday, April 1, 7:30pm – 9:30pm (Preconcert talk at 7 p.m. with Joseph Horowitz)
Sato Moughalian invites all the readers to a concert of unusual and luscious music.
Concierto de Sato Moughalian.
Info : http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=55263037721
Tickets: $35 for Non-Members, $25 for Morgan and Instituto Cervantes Members.
The Morgan Library and Museum, Gilder Lehrman Hall  ·  225 Madison Avenue (at 36th Street )

Opportunities / Oportunidades

Workshop / Taller: Insiders’ Opera: Behind the scenes of Così fan Tutte
Thursday, March 19, 7-8:30 pm
Will Fiordiligi fall for her new lover, or forgive her old one?  Will Dorabella and Despina be more that just friends?  Will two cynics join forces, or will opposites attract?  Discuss the possibilities with the director and help decide! This evening is an opportunity to take an insider’s view, participating in the creation of an updated Così fan Tutte.  Your input will help shape the choices offered to the audience for a vote during the FREE Inwood performance of this opera, on Sunday, April 5, 2009 at 2 pm at the Y. with Gina Crusco, Director, Underworld Productions.
Participa en el taller para decidir cómo se desarrollará la obra Cosi fan Tutte del día 5 de abril. Sus comentarios ayudarán a decidir el devenir de la obra en la representación del día 5.
RSVP: (212) 569-6200 x 200
Tickets: $5 advance/$7 at the door
The YM & YWHA of Washington Heights and Inwood ·  54 Nagle Avenue

Workshop / Taller: Access and Alternatives to Health Insurance
Saturday, March 28, 12pm-2pm
Explore specific options available to artists for outpatient doctor visits and medical care. Panelists: Sara Horowitz (Freelancers Union), Marie Ortiz (Fractured Atlas), Amy Duquette (ArtistAccess at Woodhull Hospital ). Facilitator: Renata Marinaro
Taller que explorará opciones específicas para artistas en los seguros de salud.
RSVP: finearts@bronxarts.org
Info: http://www.bronxarts.org
Hostos Community College · 450 Grand Concourse at 149th Street

Fellowship / Beca: The Studio Museum in Harlem – Artist-In-Residence Program
Deadline / Fecha límite: Wednesday, April 1
The Museum offers a 12 month studio residency for three emerging artists. Each artist is granted a free non-living studio space, a $20,000 fellowship, and a $1,000 material stipend. The program is designed to serve emerging artists of African and Latino descent locally, nationally and internationally.
El museo proporciona tres becas para artistas emergentes. Cada artista obtendrá un estudio (no habitable), una ayuda de $20,000 y $1,000 para materiales.
Info: http://www.studiomuseum.org/artist-in-residence/

Opportunity / Oportunidad: Opportunity for Exhibitions: False idols perspective.
Deadline / Fecha límite: Saturday, April 4.
Juried exhibition of Photographs, Photography based Mixed Media, New Media, Film and Video inspired by misconceptions and truths of Latina identity. What are the archetypes regarding Latina/Hispanic/Chicana women? Is she Carmen Miranda with a basket of fruit toppling over, perhaps the hot and spicy like the actress Jennifer López is alleged to be by the accounts of mainstream media; or is she the local cleaning woman or nanny quietly facilitating the lives of the affluent. Who is she? Where has she been and where is she headed as the soon to be new female majority here in the United States of America ?
Exposición con jurado de fotografías basadas en los errores de concepción y verdades de la identidad Latina. ¿Cuáles son los estereotipos que rodean a la mujer Latina? ¿Es una Carmen Miranda con una cesta de frutas en la cabeza? ¿Quizá es la actriz Jennifer Lopez? ¿O quizá es la limpiadora o nanny local que facilita la vida de personas acomodadas? ¿En qué situación se encuentra y hacia donde se dirigen las mujeres que dentro de poco conformarán la mayoría de mujeres aquí en los Estados Unidos?
Info & Submissions: http://www.blue7.com/falseidols

Workshop / Taller: Uptown & Downtown Galleries Speak!.
Friday, April 6, 6pm - 8:30pm
June Kelly of June Kelly Gallery and Sherman Edmiston of Essie Green Galleries will share their respective histories and insights into gallery life…
June Kelly de la galería Kelly y Sherman Edminston de las galerías Essi Green compartirán con los asistentes las historias y entresijos de la vida de los galeristas…
Info & RSVP: (212) 410-0030 x 279 (Celia Calvo) · RSVP@harlemaa.org · http://www.harlemaa.org/
Tickets: Free to H.A.A. members, $20 to non-HAA members.
290 Malcolm X Blvd, 2nd floor ( !! Location may change)

Workspace Lease: LMCC Workspace Studio Residency Program
Deadline / Fecha límite: Thursday, April 9, 5pm
LMCC Workspace Studio Residency Program for Emerging Visual Artists and Writers Lower Manhattan Cultural Council (LMCC) is please to announce our annual open call for applications for the Workspace Residency Program. We accept applications from emerging visual artists and writers working in a range of disciplines and genres. Residency Dates: September 2009 – May 2010. Informational session on how to apply will be held March 19^th (Free. RSVP is required and space is limited).
LMCC ofrece estudios a los artistas durante un periodo de 9 meses. Los formularios ya están disponibles.
Info: http://www.lmcc.net/art/residencies/workspace/index.html

Workshop / Taller: Want to get published?-This is what you need to know
Saturday, April 11, 12pm-2pm
How does a literary property get picked up by a publishing house? What are the key terms in a book deal? How does a literary property get optioned? What rights can author’s keep, negotiate? These issues and more will be addressed by Fernando Ramirez, Esq. (www.entfrlaw.com).
¿Cómo se eligen la obras literarias que una editorial publica? ¿Cuáles son los puntos principales en un buen acuerdo literario? ¿Cómo se vende la propiedad literaria? Éstos y muchos otros asuntos serán tratados por Fernando Ramirez.
Info: http://www.bronxarts.org
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