The Whitney Independent Study Program Moves
Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997) was one of the most influential and innovative artists of the second half of the twentieth century.
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Strange and Beautiful Sounds at Zinc Bar
Haunting, beautiful, insane, incendiary, bizarre, meditative, and alien. These are just a few words that only begin to describe the sounds I heard coming from the trio of Theo Bleckman, Ben Monder, and Tom Rainey at the final performance of the Guitar Master Series
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The End of Memory
The End of Memory by Lynn Pacifico Apathy reigns as real estate and corporate sports conspire with...
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The Vanguard Orchestra Speaks Out
Some musicians have spent their entire adult lives in the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra. Below are some of their reflections from the bandstand.
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Ghost Stories Meet Modern Music at the Village Trip
Ghost Stories Meet Modern Music at the Village Trip By Lionelle Hamanaka Spooky ghost stories...
Read MoreDoes Anyone Remember Us?
Does Anyone Remember Us? By Sho Kohara Does anyone remember us? We were called “China Mary.” My name is Ah Yuen. I came to the United States from Canton in 1863. Being a prostitute. Yes. Many of our women came to America as...
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The Village Vanguard Lives!
The Village Vanguard Lives! By Roger Paradiso The Vanguard Sound is “Carnegie Hall of Cool” – from...
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Grey Art Museum Opening
New York University has announced the relocation, renaming, and future opening of the Grey Art Museum. Formerly the Grey Art Gallery at Washington Square East on NYU’s campus, now closed, it will reopen as the Grey Art Museum at 18 Cooper Square, adjacent to Cooper Union’s main campus buildings.
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The Vanguard Orchestra Speaks Out
Some musicians have spent their entire adult lives in the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra. Here are some of their reflections from the bandstand.
Read More“Bottoms” is Taking the Next Step in Queer Comedy, and I’m Here For It
Bottoms is the most recent collaboration between director Emma Seligman and comedy duo Ayo Edebiri and Rachel Sennott. Despite limited advertisement, Bottoms has made the most out of its limited release in theaters through sheer hype and a personal understanding of its target audience.
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Treya Lam: An Indie Artist on a Mission to Heal Loss Through Music
Currently “flying high,” Lam recently opened for the Wallflowers at the Prospect Park bandshell on July 27 and performs at venues all over the country.
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Discomposed
Eight hundred forty repetitions comprise Vexations, Erik Satie’s enigmatic unpublished durational piano score. Composed around 130 years ago, and evidently never performed, the piece remained a theoretical curiosity until 1963 when John Cage organized a marathon rendition in the East Village.
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The Vanguard Jazz Orchestra
The Vanguard Jazz Orchestra’s Monday night gig is the longest steady gig in jazz history (1966 to 2023). That’s 57 years at the Village Vanguard, the oldest continuously operating jazz club in the world (established 1935).
Read More- Astro-Zodial – NOVEMBER 2023, Scorpio/Sagittarius
VV’s Astro-Zodial Elucidictions NOVEMBER 2023, Scorpio/Sagittarius Peering into the Hudson-crystal ball sows some watery-fiery confusion this month—and what’s with the half-horse/half-man thing anyhow? (So very… Read more: Astro-Zodial – NOVEMBER 2023, Scorpio/Sagittarius
- VILLAGE PET PAGES- Lexi, Rochelle and Lola
VILLAGE PET PAGES By Joy and Brian Pape Lexi, Rochelle and Lola One morning, walking on Hudson River’s Pier 45,… Read more: VILLAGE PET PAGES- Lexi, Rochelle and Lola
- Joy in the Moment This Too Shall Pass
When going through a tough time we may think of the words, “This too shall pass” for solace.