Thursday, November 3, 2022 7–9 pm Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Auditorium, 3rd Floor Artists and activists consider the experience of climate grief, a term coined to describe the somatic effects of anxiety and mourning over ecological crisis. As part of this multidisciplinary dialogue, artist Duke Riley, whose...
Join us as world-class artists take over the new David Geffen Hall, turning every corner into a stage. With live performances by artists and ensembles across genres, this is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to experience New York's newest concert hall. ARTISTS: Nina Chanel Abney • BANDALOOP • BombaYo...
Recommended for kids and families Explore the tricks and treats that the world of live performance can offer! Craft your own Halloween story, learn new dance moves, meet amazing puppets, and experience the magic of live music. Kids and families are encouraged to dress in Halloween...
Join us for ASL Slam, a platform that offers the stage to performers and audience members to come up and rap, rhapsodize, and rehash in American Sign Language (ASL). For this special edition of ASL Slam in conjunction with the exhibition Christine Sun Kim: Time Owes...
In this sensory friendly Halloween themed program, enjoy some spooky playtime, meet some animal visitors, and give treats to animals at the Children's Zoo! Costumes encouraged! Looking for more spooktacular fun? Limited admission is included, so join us for a day of Boo at the Zoo...
Explore our current photography exhibitions through vivid description in this online session designed for visitors who are blind or have low vision. Dive into Martine Gutierrez’s billboard project Supremacy and Time Management Techniques, showcasing photographs from the Whitney’s collection that probe the medium’s relationship to...
Lincoln Center believes the arts are for everyone! On September 16–18, we welcome young audiences with autism and other developmental disabilities and their families to our free weekend of programming at Big Umbrella Festival. Launched in 2018, the Big Umbrella Festival centers audiences with autism and other developmental disabilities by...
Join Julian Aguon, a Chamorro human rights lawyer and defender from Guam, for the New York launch of his new memoir, No Country for Eight-Spot Butterflies. With an introduction by writer Arundhati Roy, this expansive collection of essays is at once a coming-of-age story drawn from...
Join Stephanie Sparling Williams, Andrew W. Mellon Curator of American Art, Brooklyn Museum, for a conversation about caring for nineteenth- and twentieth-century works by African American artists. The program begins with a close look at several paintings by Grafton Tyler Brown (1841–1918), including Grand Canyon, Yellowstone (1886),...
Bronx Zoo Wildlife Theater presents two dinosaur infused performances, Professor Jurassic and Bird or Dinosaurio? American Sign Language interpreters will be present at all performances on August 27 and 28. Wildlife Theater: Professor Jurassic’s Amazing Dinos Professor Jurassic and his puppet friends as we discover the cool...