Sunday Arts » NYC Resources

To learn more about the programs and events mentioned in this week’s SundayArts programs featured online, please visit the following:

Dance:

Alvin Ailey Dance Theater | Ballet Hispanico | Dance Theater Workshop | Jody Oberfelder Dance Company

Music:

Gotham Early Music Scene | Orpheus Chamber Orchestra | The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center | Jazz at Lincoln Center

Opera:

Metropolitan Opera | New York City Opera

Theater:

The Culture Project | Playwrights Horizons | The Public Theater | Saint George Theater of Staten Island

Cultural:

Listings and New York resources:

NYC & Company | Citysearch: New York | NYC Arts Culture Guide and Calendar | Time Out New York

Read My Pins

See the new exhibit, a gathering of over 200 of Madeline Albright’s personal pins and brooches, at the Museum of Arts & Design.

Silver at the Met

Installed in the balcony galleries of the new American Wing in an integrated chronological sequence, the silver display includes the work of such familiar names as Paul Revere, Jr., and Tiffany & Company.

Ceramics at the Met

See the Met’s new collection of over 250 pieces of American ceramics from 1876 to 1956 on the new mezzanine of the Charles Engelhard Court.

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