Highlights of the arts and culture news: “Museum of Stones,” the 30th Anniversary of The Noguchi Museum; “South of Gold Mountain” at New York Live Arts; “Lucinda Luvaas” at Walter Wickiser Gallery; and a preview of The Metropolitan Opera’s latest “Live in HD” series.
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This Week at Lincoln Center: “White Light Festival”
The sixth edition of the White Light Festival will take place at Lincoln Center between October 14th and November 22nd. Among the highlights: the U.S. premiere of “Partita 2,” choreographed and danced by Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker; the acclaimed Irish group The Gloaming; and the U.S. premieres of “Inked” and “Murmur,” danced by Aakash Odedra.
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NYC-ARTS Full Episode: October 1, 2015
At New-York Historical Society, Paula Zahn speaks with Louise Kerz Hirschfeld about the exhibition “The Hirschfeld Century: The Art of Al Hirschfeld,” on view through October 12, 2015. Christina Ha presents the arts news from the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. And a behind-the-scenes look at Opera Colorado’s rehearsals for a new production inspired by Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “The Scarlet Letter.”
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The Art of Al Hirschfeld I NYC-ARTS Profile
At New-York Historical Society, Paula Zahn speaks with Louise Kerz Hirschfeld about the art and life of Al Hirschfeld. The exhibition “The Hirschfeld Century: The Art of Al Hirschfeld,” which celebrates the renowned artist with a once in a lifetime collection of some of his most memorable works, is on view through October 12, 2015.