Michelle Amador
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Cultural Solidarity Fund Executes Over $1,000,000 In Relief Grants To Artists Impacted By Covid-19 (May 29, 2024)
THE ELECTRONIC OPERA A Tragicomic Opera Out This May On Innova (Apr 22, 2024)
Photo Flash: Steve Buscemi Hosts ISSUE PROJECT ROOM Benefit (Mar 10, 2011)
Cultural Solidarity Fund Executes Over $1,000,000 In Relief Grants To Artists Impacted By Covid-19 (May 29, 2024)
THE ELECTRONIC OPERA A Tragicomic Opera Out This May On Innova (Apr 22, 2024)
Photo Flash: Steve Buscemi Hosts ISSUE PROJECT ROOM Benefit (Mar 10, 2011)
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Cultural Solidarity Fund Executes Over $1,000,000 In Relief Grants To Artists Impacted By Covid-19
The Cultural Solidarity Fund has distributed over $1,000,000 in relief grants to support artists impacted by Covid-19, providing crucial financial assistance to those in the arts community. Learn more about the grants.
The Cultural Solidarity Fund has distributed over $1,000,000 in relief grants to support artists impacted by Covid-19, providing crucial financial assistance to those in the arts community. Learn more about the grants.
THE ELECTRONIC OPERA A Tragicomic Opera Out This May On Innova
Explore THE ELECTRONIC LOVER, a tragicomic opera in 9 episodes by Lisa Mezzacappa and Beth Lisick.
Explore THE ELECTRONIC LOVER, a tragicomic opera in 9 episodes by Lisa Mezzacappa and Beth Lisick.
Photo Flash: Steve Buscemi Hosts ISSUE PROJECT ROOM Benefit
ISSUE Project Room's inaugural benefit at their future home - the architecturally and acoustically beautiful jewel-box theater at 110 Livingston Street in Downtown Brooklyn - brought together an array of artists, musicians, filmmakers and writers in celebration of longtime supporter Elliott Sharp's 60th birthday. Over 250 attendees helped raise approximately $80,000 and enjoyed the first public preview of the innovative concepts for the new space. Supporters ranged from Jo Andres, Steve Buscemi, Robert Longo, Aidan Quinn, and Nanette Lepore, to Elliott Sharp, JACK and Sirius Quartets, Jack Womack, and Tracie Morris.
ISSUE Project Room's inaugural benefit at their future home - the architecturally and acoustically beautiful jewel-box theater at 110 Livingston Street in Downtown Brooklyn - brought together an array of artists, musicians, filmmakers and writers in celebration of longtime supporter Elliott Sharp's 60th birthday. Over 250 attendees helped raise approximately $80,000 and enjoyed the first public preview of the innovative concepts for the new space. Supporters ranged from Jo Andres, Steve Buscemi, Robert Longo, Aidan Quinn, and Nanette Lepore, to Elliott Sharp, JACK and Sirius Quartets, Jack Womack, and Tracie Morris.
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