PRESS
From this wealth of material, which are the pieces which seem to strike a chord? Not necessarily what do they mean, but which are the ones which while watching them, we’re aware of an increased energy of a focus. Of touching some part of us that’s not the same as a rational argument. These are the pieces we hang onto and others are let go.
— William kentridge
We are debunking the myths, the fantasies, and the fake news around COVID-19.
— Carrie Mae Weems
“Most people want to find peace and want to find a way through this. Amal means ‘hope’ in Arabic, and that’s what we want people to come away with.”
…his waltzing artwork is a meditation on the months he has spent confined to his studio because of the coronavirus lockdown.
— NY Times
Having a salary now feels liberating, and a program that offers health insurance is a rarity.
— Dante Brown, AAW ARTIST
beguiling and feverishly beautiful multimedia extravaganza… an exuberant celebration of movement, music, philosophy and joy, in which sense and sensuality become inextricably entwined.
—SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE
In the crowded summer festival season, BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! stands apart.
— BILLBOARD
a fiercely beautiful historical pageant…
— The New York Times
Art matters because artists matter.
— Carrie mae weems
Rarely does a tribute concert really touch the spirit of its honoree.
— The New York Times
…seems to boil with profound sorrow, defiant joy, and steadfast resilience.
— THE BOSTON GLOBE
it’s impossible to not be moved...
— The New York Times
MASS MoCA has become a destination for fans of contemporary art and of cutting-edge performances.
— FORBES
a portrait of an act of civil disobedience that stirred a nation into convulsive protest, echoes and assumes new forms in the divided America of the 21st century.
— THE NEW YORK TIMES
Their work has inspired us to come together to confront massive challenges
— ARTNET NEWS
an attention-grabbing introduction..
— THE WASHINGTON POST
Kentridge has therefore managed to capture the very essence of the city…
— Domus
Three hours, 23 musicians, 31 songs and, extraordinarily, not a bum note all night.
— Independent