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A multidisciplinary documentary, gallery, and healing room installation by Modesto Flako Jimenez.
From Bond to Benoit Blanc, few have embodied and excavated a greater variety of masculinities on-screen than Daniel Craig. Coinciding with the premiere of Luca Guadagnino's new film adaptation of William Burroughs's novel, Queer, starring Craig as a sensitive wanderer in mid-century Mexico City, writer Hilton Als sits down with the actor for an enlightening evening of in-depth […]
We Are Your Robots is a wry new musical about what happens when a band of robots asks the audience what it really wants from its machines. Obie-winning playwright Ethan Lipton (No Place to Go, Tumacho) has been described as “splitting the difference between Whitmanesque and the dryly zany comedy of James Thurber.” The tunes from an American vernacular of […]
A multidisciplinary documentary, gallery, and healing room installation by Modesto Flako Jimenez.
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We Are Your Robots is a wry new musical about what happens when a band of robots asks the audience what it really wants from its machines. Obie-winning playwright Ethan Lipton (No Place to Go, Tumacho) has been described as “splitting the difference between Whitmanesque and the dryly zany comedy of James Thurber.” The tunes from an American vernacular of […]
A multidisciplinary documentary, gallery, and healing room installation by Modesto Flako Jimenez.
Jupiter Hammon was born into slavery in 1711 on the Long Island estate of Henry Lloyd. In 1760 he became one of the earliest if not the very first African-American to be published when his poem, An Evening Thought, appeared in print. Hammon was a devout Christian. His writings encompass Christian themes of salvation, redemption and faith. […]
We Are Your Robots is a wry new musical about what happens when a band of robots asks the audience what it really wants from its machines. Obie-winning playwright Ethan Lipton (No Place to Go, Tumacho) has been described as “splitting the difference between Whitmanesque and the dryly zany comedy of James Thurber.” The tunes from an American vernacular of […]
