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Radio and television broadcasting helped unite people and evolve our culture by disseminating new ideas through entertainment. Explore some early mass media moments that challenged the status quo and caused a stir.
A testimonial for the extension of the hit play Hand to God by Robert Askins at the Ensemble Studio Theatre.
Architect and designer Eric Goldemberg of MONAD Studio discusses his new invention a two-stringed, piezoelectric violin created by additive manufacturing, otherwise known as 3D-printing.
The Covenant House in New York City hosts the annual Broadway Sleep Out, where Broadway stars sleep out on the street for one night to raise money for and bring attention to the needs of homeless youth.
Frederic Chiu created the 'Classical Smackdown' to rethink the way classical music is presented. The Smackdown pits two classical composers against each other in a head-to head match with Chiu playing a piece from each composer and the audience voting on their favorite between rounds.
Providing equal access to education is at the heart of the mission of MOVE(NYC). The Gibney Dance Center in downtown Manhattan hosted MOVE(NYC) for their summer dance intensive, where thirty aspiring dancers trained for a whole month.
Taken over the load in period of November 19 - December 1, 2014, this time-lapse video shows the construction of a field of water for "tears become... streams become..." at Park Avenue Armory.
Martin Creed worked with the Park Avenue Armory Youth Corps students to create two pieces for his summer installation after learning about their capstone project inspired by his work.
“You know when you stick tissue paper on the end of a pencil, dip it in glue, and make a 3D image” (still no idea if there is a technical term for this technique). Created by dozens of people over 4+ hours for Pride 2023.