Christopher Plummer talks to Paula Zahn about his remarkable performance as the fabled but faded star John Barrymore in his twilight days, which you can see in the GREAT PERFORMANCES presentation of “Barrymore.” A visit to The Metropolitan Museum of Art to look at works by Augustus Saint-Gaudens. Christina Ha presents the latest arts and culture news from the Michael Rosenfeld Gallery.
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“American Songbook” | This Week at Lincoln Center
The 16th season of the acclaimed concert series “American Songbook” includes bluegrass instrumentalist and singer Sarah Jarosz with the duo The Milk Carton Kids; “The Songs of Henry Krieger” with Alice Ripley, Darius de Haas and others; folktronica singer-songwriter Beth Orton; and songs from the 1920s from theater artist Taylor Mac.
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Christopher Plummer talks about “Barrymore” I NYC-ARTS Profile
Christopher Plummer talks to Paula Zahn about his remarkable performance as the fabled but faded star John Barrymore in his twilight days, which you can see in the GREAT PERFORMANCES presentation of “Barrymore.”
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Michael Rosenfeld Gallery I NYC-ARTS News: Jan 30 – Feb 6
Highlights from the latest arts and culture news: “Beyond the Spectrum: Abstraction in African American Art, 1950 – 1975” at Michael Rosenfeld Gallery; company Rousseve/Reality performing “Stardust” at Peak Performances at Montclair State University; and Benjamin Britten’s epic “Billy Budd” at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
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Curator’s Choice: Augustus Saint-Gaudens
This Curator’s Choice takes a look at two works by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, one of America’s finest sculptors. His “Victory” is depicted as a guiding force leading the Civil War hero William Tecumseh Sherman. The sculptor’s Abraham Lincoln portrait was informed in part by the subject’s own speeches and writings.