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SUNDAYARTS BLOG
Around NYC this week: a timely exhibit of Ai WeiWei's life in New York, as well as music festivals for all tastes, from classical to experimental - from Staten Island to BK. » read more
It's become bloodsport to pick on Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark. But the question is, how is the show? » read more
The latest checklist of free, outdoor festivals and concerts comes courtesy of NYC-ARTS.org » read more
American Ballet Theatre's new production of "The Bright Stream," a bracing, high-spirited ballet by Alexei Ratmansky, feels refreshing for several reasons. » read more
This week, Museum Mile opens its doors, BAMcinemaFest kicks off and Coney Island pays homage to its forgotten Mardi Gras. » read more
Site-specific dance works have a long history in New York, but amazingly, none have taken place in the lush eden of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden until Paradis, performed there last weekend by Yanira Castro/A Canary Torsi. » read more
Art lover on a budget? Almost all NYC-area culture stops this week come free-of-charge. » read more
Perfection is a dangerous word, especially when applied to a subjectively perceived art like ballet. But there is no doubt that it applies to ABT's "Giselle" as performed by Diana Vishneva and Marcelo Gomes on May 27. » read more
From pulp to puppet shows, artistic innovation comes in surprising forms in this week's arts and culture picks. » read more
Wedged between "Don Quixote" and "Giselle" at the Met, American Ballet Theater unveiled three new works this week, each buoyantly successful in different ways. » read more
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