Witnessing Tania Stavreva on piano at the National Opera Center of New York- Opera America, one rainy October night, rekindled my affinity for the lost art. Taking lessons, performing recitals and wooing family members on the black baby grand in our marble-sky lit living room as a kid, the piano became less accessible and more of a […]
Crowds bedazzled in coolness, all around at the Whitney Museum of American Art Tuesday night had patrons fiercely exchanging cards and macaroons. DJ sets from Mia Moretti and Lion Babe extended into the night, drawing in New York City skylights, realities and perspective. An all around fractal of delight, the museum’s new exhibitions after hours include: Dreamlands: Immersive […]
“Stevie Wonder is not a blind man; neither was Ray Charles. When you have imagination and can see things in the darkness, you are never blind.” Riz22 Robinson was born in NJ and grew up in Park Slope, Brooklyn. He started running with the TAT CRU, a group of graffiti artists when he […]
