Tue, January 7
@ 1 PM | Online **This event is online only**
53rd Street Library is continuing our successful remote music series in collaboration with the Library for the Performing Arts.
This disc discussion will focus onThe ArchAndroid by Janelle Monáe.
We are offering a monthly music club (1PM & 5PM options) via Google Hangouts/Meetup selecting and focusing on a classic album with a distinct cultural impact. To give the club an intimate feel--Like a book club for music. An LP Club!--and for us to get to know one… Registration required: Online | ONLINE | Adults,
50+,
Book Lovers,
College & Graduate Students,
Teachers,
College/Graduate School Educators |
Tue, January 7
@ 5 PM | Online **This event is online only**
53rd Street Library is continuing our successful remote music series in collaboration with the Library for the Performing Arts.
This disc discussion will focus onThe ArchAndroid by Janelle Monáe.
We are offering a monthly music club (1PM & 5PM options) via Google Hangouts/Meetup selecting and focusing on a classic album with a distinct cultural impact. To give the club an intimate feel--Like a book club for music. An LP Club!--and for us to get to know one… Registration required: Online | ONLINE | Adults,
50+,
Book Lovers,
College & Graduate Students,
Teachers,
College/Graduate School Educators |
Wed, January 22
@ 1 PM | Online Register
In this month’s Dance Historian Is In, Nancy Dalva explores Gus Solomons Jr.’s life in dance with photos and video from the Jerome Robbins Dance Division archive. Solomons began his training in modern dance and ballet while studying architecture at MIT. Upon graduating he moved to New York City to dance, including an early stint with Martha Graham’s company, which he left to dance for Merce Cunningham from 1965 to 1968. Cunningham left a lasting influence on Solomons’ life-long choreog… | New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Center, Bruno Walter Auditorium | Adults |
Fri, January 31
@ 10 AM | Online Join the Jerome Robbins Dance Division for its annual symposium, where the current class of Dance Research Fellows will present their projects on Mikhail Baryshnikov and his legacy.
The Jerome Robbins Dance Division’s annual symposium is the culmination of the Dance Research Fellowship, an annual cohort of dance scholars and artists invited to research a specific aspect of dance. This year’s class features Marina Harss, Marcelline Mandeng Nken, Maria Vinogradova, Brian Seibert, Alessandra Nicif… | New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Center, Bruno Walter Auditorium
Online | Adults |