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Join Chef Kale in this family-friendly show as she explores healing, celebration, freedom, self care, identity, and develop a relationship with food and her digestive systems! Saturday, April 23 @ noon and 3pm 6 & B Community Garden East 6th Street and Avenue B, NYC 10009 Free! We kindly ask our audience friends to wear […]
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Applications are now open for 2022/23 Performance Project Fellowship! The Performance Project Fellowship is a year-long mentoring program designed for New York City based, early emerging performing artists between the ages of 18-26 who want the support needed to build a career in the creative sector. Fellows will have the opportunity to meet in a cohort
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Do you love the arts? Do you want to improve health and wellness in your community? Apply by January 15, 2022 to be a paid member of the Intergenerational Community Arts Council (ICAC) in Downtown Brooklyn. The ICAC is a multi-generational team of residents developing values-driven arts programming by, for and with community members of
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Join The Performance Project @ University Settlement on Monday, December 13, at 7pm EST for an Artist Conversation with Performance Project Artist in Residence Cyrus Aaron. Cyrus and his collaborator Laurent Chevalier will be in conversation with Performance Project Artistic Director Baba Israel, where they’ll discuss Cyrus’ project, “Still in Motion”. To join the event.
University Settlement will receive a $25,000 contribution from the Eugene M. Lang Foundation in support of The Performance Project at University Settlement, with an emphasis on the Artists-in-Residence program. At University Settlement, Artists-in-Residence (AIRs) are selected for their demonstrated ability to create high-quality work and for their experiential understanding of what it means to create while embedded within
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Jasmine Eileen Coles, Artist-in-Residence with The Performance Project at University Settlement, presents “The Tale of Chef Kale” on Monday, July 19th @ 6pm at Little Island NYC. This all-ages, free immersive show explores the meaning of soul food with curiosity and wonder, offering a holistic perspective to wellness. Action-packed with mindful eating tips, nutrition education,
University Settlement will receive a $15,000 contribution from the William Talbott Hillman Foundation in support of The Performance Project at University Settlement’s Artists-in-Residence program. Artists-in-Residence are selected for their demonstrated ability to create high-quality work and for their experiential understanding of what it means to create while embedded within the rich complexity of a truly