“Data Garden: Quartet” at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
by Tom Emmerling PHILADELPHIA, PA - Usually, when faced with the age-old question, "Is it Art?" I tend to just default to, "Sure, why not?" if only for the sake of
by Tom Emmerling PHILADELPHIA, PA - Usually, when faced with the age-old question, "Is it Art?" I tend to just default to, "Sure, why not?" if only for the sake of
Sure, James Cameron may have nailed the final moments of the Titanic, but his depiction of history's best-known maritime disaster ends once the mighty ship disappears beneath the surface of
By Freya Wilcox As an Australian recently moved to NYC, it is astounding to watch the music scenes of both countries intersect and unfurl. Aside from bands like AC/DC and
by Brian Weidy Bringing together three people widely regarded as some of the most talented and innovative on their respective instruments, Alone Together's Billy Martin (Medeski, Martin, and Wood), Sarah
by Michael Cirigliano II For their latest production, OPERAtion Brooklyn hooked on to the ever-popular Alice in Wonderland theme, mounting a two-night opera-burlesque “party” that featured excerpts from Alice-inspired vocal
As Dan Deacon talked to John Schaefer Tuesday night at the Kaufman Center, he looked far more reserved than he did last Friday in Austin. This was right before Dan, the Calder Quartet
This is one pseudo-endorsement I don't think Todd Reynolds – violinist and devoted MacBook Pro user – minded making. With Sxip Shirey (who joined Todd at the Innova SXSW showcase
by Angela Sutton Photo: J. Cervantes The Baryshnikov Arts Center presented a stunning remapping of modernist dance and music on Thursday night at the Jerome Robbins Theater in Manhattan. Pianist
by Michael Cirigliano II Avant-garde chamber orchestra Alarm Will Sound has broken numerous barriers in the 10 years since its inception at Rochester, New York’s Eastman School of Music. After