On view through Jun 7 | Next event, Wed, Apr 30 at noon: Earth Day and Talking Circle
Artist Antía Iglesias’ compelling body of work is inspired by scientific data from the Scoffoni Lab. The exhibition captures the intricate interplay that drives the unseen life processes of Poaceae, transforming complex biological phenomena into a visually immersive experience.
Founded in 1952 by dancer and choreographer Amalia Hernández, Ballet Folklórico de México de Amalia Hernández brings together the music, dance and costume of Mexican folklore from pre-Colombian civilizations to the modern era. The Ballet has a permanent residence at the iconic Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City, and has choreographed over 120 ballets, comprised of 60 folk dancers and musicians who continue to perform extensively across Mexico and abroad.
La Santa Cecilia is a genre-defying ensemble that masterfully blends Latin rock with a rich tapestry of world music influences, drawing from cumbia, bossa nova, bolero, jazz, ranchera, and more. The GRAMMY®-winning band embodies the spirit of cultural fusion, bridging traditional Latin American sounds with contemporary global rhythms.
La Santa Cecilia is a genre-defying ensemble that masterfully blends Latin rock with a rich tapestry of world music influences, drawing from cumbia, bossa nova, bolero, jazz, ranchera, and more. The GRAMMY®-winning band embodies the spirit of cultural fusion, bridging traditional Latin American sounds with contemporary global rhythms.
With a voice celebrated as one of the most powerful and emotive in Mexican music history, Aída Cuevas is the only woman in the mariachi genre to win both a GRAMMY® and a Latin GRAMMY®. Over her illustrious career, she has received 11 GRAMMY® nominations, recorded an astounding 43 albums, and sold over 11 million records.
Cirque Kalabanté presents Afrique en Cirque, a show by Yamoussa Bangoura, inspired by daily life in Guinea. A colorful show beyond its scenery, costumes, and staging — it showcases the strength and agility required to perform its gravity-defying acts. Accompanied by live Afro-jazz, percussion, and kora.
Jazz at Lincoln Center brings the soul of New Orleans and the spirit of Mardi Gras to this amazing evening, celebrating the composers and inspired songs of the Crescent City, the historic epicenter of jazz. From Jelly Roll Morton and Louis Armstrong to Ellis Marsalis and James Black, New Orleans has long been an apex of innovation and inspiration. Led by pianist Luther S. Allison and vocalists Quiana Lynell and Milton Suggs, New Orleans Songbook immerses audiences in the captivating and timeless spirit of this vibrant city.
The internationally acclaimed collaboration between visionary Belgian choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, trailblazing British sculptor Antony Gormley, and 19 warrior monks from China’s venerated Shaolin Temple, Sutra is celebrated as a masterpiece of contemporary performance and one of the most visually stunning and intellectually sophisticated productions to grace the modern stage.
Witness the magic unfold as young, talented dancers bring Tchaikovsky’s beloved score to life. From the fierce battle between mice and soldiers to the ethereal beauty of the Snow Queen, this full-length ballet is a visual and auditory feast. Led by acclaimed former Kirov Ballet star Marat Daukayev, who takes on the role of the enigmatic Drosselmeyer, this production features over 100 dancers and 400 stunning costumes.
London’s The Kingdom Choir first attracted the world’s attention when they performed their show-stopping performance of Stand By Me in front of a world-wide television audience of over two billion at the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in May 2018. Since that day, the Choir’s infectious joy and spirit, matched only by their raw Gospel spiritual style, has taken them around the world.
Michael Feinstein brings to life Big Band Celebrations and the Tony Bennett legacy. Supported by the Carnegie Hall Ensemble and Luckman Jazz Orchestra, Feinstein pays a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Tony Bennett, bringing his iconic songs to life in a symphony of sound.
Self Help Graphics & Art, Sinks: Places We Call Home, presented at the Luckman Gallery, Cal State LA: a project in which artists, who are partnering with communities and scientists, examine the impact of toxic manufacturing sites on communities near Self Help Graphics & Art in East LA.
Jenny and the Mexicats is a band with a unique and fascinating history, blending diverse nationalities, cultures, and musical influences. Their journey began in Madrid under the name Pachucos y la Princesa, bringing together an eclectic mix of personalities and styles. Over time, their sound evolved into a vibrant fusion of jazz, rockabilly, cumbia, flamenco, and reggae, setting them apart on the global music scene.
A captivating new production choreographed by Raiford Rogers, set to the entrancing sounds of the Philip Glass masterpiece, “Glassworks.” The landmark composition serves as the heartbeat of this innovative ballet performed by Raiford Rogers Modern Ballet. Pianist Hui Wu brings the music to life with virtuosic flair, providing a sonic track that enhances the emotional depth of Rogers’ choreography.
Emphasizing simplicity and intimacy of her voice, bass, and songs, in this special configuration of 2 musicians and 2 dancers, Esperanza performs songs from all 8 of her previous albums, songs from current releases, plus a special-preview of her forthcoming project.
Emphasizing simplicity and intimacy of her voice, bass, and songs, in this special configuration of 2 musicians and 2 dancers, Esperanza performs songs from all 8 of her previous albums, songs from current releases, plus a special-preview of her forthcoming project.
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