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Martha Graham: Dancer of the Century
…among others. Otherwise, Graham’s legacy is most directly kept alive by the Martha Graham Dance Company, which has spent part of its nearly 100 year existence in the Village. For…
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Women Crush Wednesday: The Power of Martha Graham
Martha Graham’s (1894-1991) remarkable career as a dancer and choreographer spanned more than 70 years. During her lifetime, she saw contemporary dance evolve from a new art form to a…
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Bringing Graham’s 19 Poses to Village Voices’ “Monument to Choice”
…of Martha Graham in 1983 under the name of Martha Graham Ensemble. Graham 2 is a pre-professional dance company drawn from the most advanced students of the Martha Graham School….
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…performances herself for the Martha Graham Dance Company and the Neighborhood Playhouse, Graham was equally at home collaborating with artists, fashion designers, and composers. A true visionary, Martha Graham is…
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The Movers and Shakers of Westbeth – Dance Artists Who Have Called the Building Home
…for the Martha Graham Dance Company. Martha Graham widely regarded as one of the founders of American modern dance, created a unique and iconic movement aesthetic, often identified by rhythmic…
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Happy Birthday Martha Graham
photo source: www.loc.gov Modern dance pioneer Martha Graham was born on this day, May 11, in 1894. In the 1930’s, Martha Graham’s dance studio was located at 66 5th Avenue….
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19 MONUMENTAL POSES: Workshop with Martha Graham Company
19 MONUMENTAL POSES: Workshop with Martha Graham Company Friday, October 14th, 2022 Village Preservation and the Martha Graham Dance Company present 19 Monumental Poses, a collaboration as a part of…
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#SouthofUnionSquare — Dance Tour
…of the IWO’s highly regarded dance troupes was the Russian Radischev Dancers. 64-66 Fifth Avenue 64-66 Fifth Avenue, 2020. Martha Graham has been called “the Picasso of dance” and “a…
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Happy Birthday Martha Graham!
…in The Villager. Martha Graham in Dark Meadow – Library of Congress, Music Division The Martha Graham Dance Company, founded in 1926, is known for being the oldest American dance…
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More Exciting October Programs Highlight Martha Graham, Free Speech Movements, and Macabre Greenwich Village
…Graham 2 will host this free workshop offering an opportunity to learn Martha Graham’s 19 Poses at the VILLAGE VOICES installation A Monument to Choice. Taken from groundbreaking seminal Graham…
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Merce Cunningham: Dance-Maker, Innovator, Teacher, and Villager
…of the three most influential American dance makers of the 20th century, alongside George Balanchine and Martha Graham—choreographers whose work he both amplified and rejected. Merce Cunningham dancing with Martha…
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Anna Sokolow: Dancer, Immigrant, Labor Activist #SouthOfUnionSquare
The inspirational and unforgettable Anna Sokolow (February 9, 1910 – March 29, 2000) danced with the Martha Graham Dance Company at 64-66 Fifth Avenue between 1930 and 1939 before going…
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Martha Graham on Fifth Avenue
…dance” and “a prime revolutionary in the arts of this century and the American dancer and choreographer whose name became synonymous with modern dance” by The New York Times, Graham…
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Judson Dance Theater: Greenwich Village and Avant-Garde Dance
…preferred to let the dance speak for itself. As Wendy Perron, writer and former member of the Trisha Brown Dance Company said, “Judson Dance Theater was a confluence of people…
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Judson Dance Theater: Greenwich Village and Avant-Garde Dance
…Judson experiment. While Judson Dance Theater came to be known for many things — trailblazing post-modern dance, launching careers, and formulating new dance techniques — to the participants, Judson could…
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More Than A Century of Dance at A More Than 225 Year Old Church
…the last century, and one that is significant to many in the dance field in New York City. It began by the reverend inviting dance artists like Martha Graham and…
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Exploring Virtual Village Voices, Part 4: Bob Dylan, Martha Graham, and Lorraine Hansberry
…Village Preservation. https://soundcloud.com/villagepreservation/bob-dylan-village-voices-audio?si=94fc88460fd44bc183c1263fcc81c33a&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing Martha Graham Martha Graham’s remarkable career as a dancer and choreographer spanned more than 70 years, from 1894 to 1991. She was a pioneer and a visionary,…
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Strange Fruit at Cafe Society, Once Again: The Dances of Pearl Primus
…renowned modern dance masters such as Martha Graham, Charles Weidman, Ismay Andrews, and Asadata Dafora. She was quickly noticed by dance critics for her remarkable energy and superb physicality, which…
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Honoring a Major Artist and Villager: Martha Graham Plaque Installation
Honoring a Major Artist and Villager: Martha Graham Plaque Installation The revolutionary artistic vision of dancer and choreographer Martha Graham (1894-1991) largely created the modern dance we know today. Graham,…
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VILLAGE VOICES: Martha Graham
An Rong Xu for The New York Times Martha Graham May 11, 1894 – April 1, 1991 Modern Dancer, and Choreographer A revolutionary artist who transformed modern dance, Graham created…
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Martha Graham Plaque Installation
…of dancer and choreographer Martha Graham (1894-1991) largely created the modern dance we know today. Graham, an essential part of the early- to mid-century Village arts scene, will be honored…
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Village Preservation Historic Plaques Honor Trailblazing Women in our Neighborhoods
…Plaque at 112 Waverly Place Martha Graham Martha Graham Called “the Picasso of dance” and “a prime revolutionary in the arts of this century and the American dancer and choreographer…
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Alvin Ailey + the Collaborators Who Brought His Legacy Downtown
…of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater for decades, working closely with Ailey to develop the company’s voice and legacy. Dudley Williams Williams began his career with the Martha Graham…
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Why Isn’t This Landmarked? 64-66 5th Avenue
…choreographer whose name became synonymous with modern dance” by the New York Times, the great American modern dance innovator Martha Graham had her first dance studio at 66 Fifth Avenue…
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#SouthofUnionSquare: Home to (even more) Trailblazing Artists, Dancers, Labor Leaders, and Birth Control Advocates
…who made their homes here, including the trailblazing Black artist and educator Selma Burke, the leading Abstract Expressionist Willem de Kooning, and the “Picasso of Dance” Martha Graham. Click through,…
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A-One, Two, Three, Four! A history of Tap Dance in the Village with Tony Waag
A-One, Two, Three, Four! A History of Tap Dance in the Village with Tony Waag Tap Dance was born in the Five Points District in lower Manhattan. It traveled uptown…
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Elizabeth Jennings Graham — New York’s Rosa Parks, A Century Earlier
…historic refusal to give up her seat on a bus in Montgomery, Alabama. Elizabeth Jennings Graham, ca. 1895 Elizabeth Jennings (Graham was her married name) was born in New York…
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Aaron Copland and Friends
…fellow New School professors, choreographer and dancer Martha Graham, and visual artist Isamu Noguchi. Appalachian Spring was composed in 1944 for the Martha Graham Dance Company, whose first dance studio…
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City Folk: English Country Dance and the Politics of the Folk in Modern America
…exploration into the related histories of English Country Dance and the folk dance movement in the United States (NYU Press). The book also serves as the basis for his recent…
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Dunham School of Dance at 220 West 43rd Street
…choreography and a founder of the anthropological dance movement. She is known for bringing Black dance and rituals into the Eurocentric American dance world, revolutionizing the art and field. Eminent…
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The Ghost of Greenwich Village: A Book Talk by Loran Graham
The Ghost of Greenwich Village: A Book Talk by Loran Graham Girl meets city. Girl falls in love with city. Girl and city live happily ever after? Lorna Graham’s charming…
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Book Reading and evening with Lorna Graham, celebrating the publication of her new novel, The Ghost of Greenwich Village
Book Reading and evening with Lorna Graham, celebrating the publication of her new novel, The Ghost of Greenwich Village All proceeds to benefit Village Preservation. Open Wine Bar, Sponsored by…
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Socialists, Communists, and Revolutionaries on Fifth Avenue #SouthOfUnionSquare
…audience involved in the great aspects of American dance. Of notable involvement and leadership in the Dance Congress were Martha Graham, the founder of the Martha Graham studio at 64-66…
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Movie Palace, Music Hall, Dance Club: the Many Lives of the Palladium
…Studio 54. The building was redesigned in order to better suit a night club, the theater seats were removed and a large modern structure which would host a dance floor…
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The New York City Cartmen: A Lecture by Graham Hodges
The New York City Cartmen: A Lecture by Graham Hodges The cartmen—unskilled workers who hauled goods on one horsecarts—were perhaps the most important labor group in early American cities, possessing…
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Dance Your Way to the Revolution: Radical Revelry in the East Village
Dance Your Way to the Revolution: Radical Revelry in the East Village with Lucie Levine The Anarchist Emma Goldman said, “If I can’t dance to it, it’s not my revolution.”…
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Merce Cunningham’s Centennial: Leaping into 100
…arts that have defined Greenwich Village, and more specifically the Westbeth Center for the Arts, which was also home to dancer/choreographer Martha Graham. Merce Cunningham with Carolyn Brown at Westbeth,…
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Village Independent Democrats Collection: 1970-1979
…tree lighting in Washington Square Park, and Chemical Bank. Page 41: Attendance for the 12/18/78 meeting Pages 42: Attendance record for Executive Committee Meeting July-December 1978 1979 Meetings and Issues …
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Happy Birthday, Rite of Spring
…original performance in Paris. Unidentified April 30, 1930, New York City newspaper clipping showing Martha Graham and two dancers from The Rite of Spring program For those who are Martha…
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In Memoriam: African American Artists of Westbeth
…company for more than four decades, performing into his 60s. Mr. Williams was dancing with the Martha Graham Dance Company when he was recruited by the choreographer Alvin Ailey as…
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2025 Village Award Winner: Danspace Project
…church also has a long history of supporting innovation in the arts. In the 1930s, modern dance icons Ruth St. Denis and Martha Graham performed in the space. In addition…
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Slugger Ann and Jackie Curtis — Part of the East Village Family
…to dance with their customers on a dance-by-dance basis in the dance halls of the time. Ann’s nickname came from her reputed reaction to any inappropriate or harassing behavior from…
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Rock On, Fillmore East!
…hits. All were selected and curated nightly by the unparallelled Bill Graham, who owned the venue. Photo by Amalie Rothschild In 2018 we celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Fillmore…
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Memorializing Our Neighborhoods’ Remarkable Past One Plaque At A Time!
…however, chartered entirely new artistic directions, profoundly altering their respective fields. Martha Graham was one of them. Graham revolutionized the dance world. Perhaps the pivotal figure in the creation of…
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2023 Village Awardee: Monster Bar, 80 Grove Street
…Spanish restaurant called El Chico, which served tapas and drinks on the main floor and featured flamenco dancers downstairs. Jose Greco danced there, and Ingrid Bergman, Tony Bennett, Frank Sinatra,…
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Bethune Street: Tribute to a Remarkable Woman
…Bethune Joanna Graham Bethune was born on February 1, 1770, at Fort Niagara, Canada to Dr. John Graham and Isabella Graham. Dr. Graham passed in 1773, and Joanna and her…
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Savannah Club: Greenwich Village’s Burlesque Club of A Very Different Era
…dancers. The club’s mixture of a rocking jazz band, sex, comedy, and song and dance attracted some of the biggest names in Hollywood at the time, and some of the…
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Carolee Schneemann’s Kinetic Theater at Judson Memorial Church
…such as Claes Oldenburg, Jim Dine, Robert Rauschenberg, and Yoko Ono, among others. Judson Dance Theater began in 1962 and became a pioneering force in postmodern dance. Artist Carolee Schneemann (1939-2019) was a founding member…
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Greenwich Village Historic District 50th Anniversary Celebration and Open House Weekend!
…New York City. These talented young dancers age 11-18 will be rehearsing a variety of classic and contemporary choreography. Open to all ages. American Tap Dance Center, 154 Christopher St., Suite…
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Honorary Street Names: 2nd Avenue
…Bill Grahams Way, Miriam Friedlander Way, Ellen Stewart Way, and LaSalle Academy Place. Bill Grahams Way. Bill Graham’s Way – Located on 2nd Avenue and 6th Street, Bill Graham’s Way is…
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Jewelry Makers of the Village and their Provincetown Summer Studios
…Graham. Martha Graham was also a client of Weiner. Martha Graham performing in Letters to the World in 1941, by Barbara Morgan. The Dancer (Pin) by Ed Weiner, 1947 After a summer…
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VILLAGE VOICES 2022
…19 Monumental Poses, with the Martha Graham Dance Company at A Monument to Choice. Scan the QR code or click above to get the full VILLAGE VOICES experience from your…
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Village Preservation Oral History: Merce Cunningham
…26, 2009) was one of the most important choreographers of our time as well as one of the greatest dancers and founder of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company (MCDC). Born…
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Happy Birthday, David Vaughan!
…make a chronology of Cunningham’s works. Merce Cunningham Dance Company poster. Image courtesy of etsy.com. In addition to his dance work, Vaughan is also a writer on dance. He wrote…
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Finding the Most Impactful Women of Greenwich Village, the East Village, and NoHo
…(l. to r., top to bottom) Graham, Hagen, Hansberry, Harry, Holliday, Holladay, Howe. To vote for your top ten picks, click here. Martha Graham — The “Picasso of Dance,” she…
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Who Were the Most Impactful Women of Greenwich Village, the East Village, and NoHo?
…top to bottom) Graham, Hagen, Hansberry, Harry, Holliday, Holladay, Howe. To vote for your top ten picks, click here. Martha Graham — The “Picasso of Dance,” she revolutionized and profoundly…
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Who Were the Most Impactful Women of Greenwich Village, the East Village, and NoHo?
…top to bottom) Graham, Hagen, Hansberry, Harry, Holliday, Holladay, Howe. To vote for your top 10 picks, click here. Martha Graham — The “Picasso of Dance,” she revolutionized and profoundly…
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From Mark Twain and the Lovin’ Spoonful to Tech Hub: The overlooked history of Union Square South
…1928 Presidential election by Herbert Hoover. 66 Fifth Avenue The modern dancer and choreographer Martha Graham, whose “Graham Technique” reshaped dance and is still taught worldwide, maintained her dance studio…
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In Memory of Ralph Lee (1936-2023), Village Wizard
…great influence exerted in his artistic development by choreographer (and one-time Graham dancer and Martha Graham husband) Erick Hawkins, who insisted on Brancusi-like simplification in his masks. Photo: Stanley Wlodyka…
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FABulous East 4th Street
…Today, the building is home to Duo Multicultural Arts Center and Rod Rodgers Dance Company, hosting dance classes and residencies, theater productions, film screenings, and art installations. The building has…
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Village People: Isadora Duncan
…was the creator of what is now called ‘Duncan Dance,’ and an incredibly important figure in modern dance. She was born in California in 1877, soon before her father lost…
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Welcome Aboard, Hannah Berry
…fascinated with the intersections of dance and architecture, Hannah completed a thesis in which she experimented with dance improvisation as a method for observing the built environment. She continues to…
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VILLAGE VOICES: A Monument to Choice
…want to live. “A Monument to Choice” stood in Gansevoort Plaza. On October 14, 2022, we collaborated with the Martha Graham Dance Company to present a demonstration and workshop on…
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Exploring Black History in the East Village and NoHo
…that was considered normal when displayed by working-class white patrons. Elizabeth Jennings Graham In 1854, activist and educator Elizabeth Jennings Graham boarded a streetcar of the Third Avenue Railway Company…
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Remembering the Fillmore East
The Fillmore East before it closed in 1971 (left) and the building today (right). Forty-four years ago today, music promoter Bill Graham opened the Fillmore East at 105 Second Avenue….
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Sydney Taylor’s All-of-a-Kind Family
…after it shuttered, they joined the Impromptu Theater. Taylor also studied for a time under dancer and choreographer Martha Graham (another prominent Villager!). Sydney Taylor performed “Heretic” as a dancer…
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Sydney Taylor’s All-of-a-Kind Family
…after it shuttered, they joined the Impromptu Theater. Taylor also studied for a time under dancer and choreographer Martha Graham (another prominent Villager!). Sydney Taylor performed “Heretic” as a dancer…
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Village Independent Democrats Collection: 1955-1969
…from Alfred E. Smith Democratic Club Annual Dinner & Dance 6/9/1962 Page 12-14: Letter from North Shore Democratic Club regarding Dinner, Dance & Journal event Page 15: Letter from Unity…
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43 Barrow Street
…available agenda. This application is scheduled to be shown publicly for the first time at CB2’s Landmarks & Public Aesthetics Committee public hearing. Public attendance via webinar and comments are…
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Business of the Month: Li-Lac Chocolates
…business. Martha and Ed worked together to help create new recipes, and in 1996 Martha’s raspberry truffle was recognized as the best in the Tri-State Area. Li-Lac Chocolates, Jane Street…
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Greenwich Village Rooftop Cottages in the Roaring ’20s
Villagers have always been trendsetters. Newspaper Spread of Martha Coman’s “Greenwich Villagers Build a City in the Air,” the Sun and the New York Herald, Sun, Jun 27, 1920. John…
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15 Trailblazing Women of Greenwich Village and the East Village
…Jennings Graham, Streetcar Desegregation Crusader The corner of Pearl and Chatham streets, where Jennings hailed the bus. Photo via New York Historical Society A century before Rosa Parks, Elizabeth Jennings Graham…
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Local Music History, Mapped Out in the Greenwich Village Historic District
…“El Rancho Del Sol” in 1942, the same year he met Marjorie Mazia, a dancer in the Martha Graham Dance Company. She and a fellow dancer approached him about performing…
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Hip Hop’s 2nd Birthplace: Greenwich Village & the East Village
…Born of a disenfranchised youth movement in the post-industrial urban scourge of America’s neglected neighborhoods, hip hop’s creators consisted of graffiti writers, bboys (break dancers), DJs, and emcees (MCs) who…
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Hip Hop’s 2nd Birthplace, Part 5: Negril Nightclub
…the hip-hop elements and sounds fusing together with the electronic or electro dance sounds. It was indeed the first mash-up club, the first truly multi-racial, multi-cultural dance club in NYC…
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Hip Hop’s 2nd Birthplace, Part 5: Negril Nightclub
…the hip-hop elements and sounds fusing together with the electronic or electro dance sounds. It was indeed the first mash-up club, the first truly multi-racial, multi-cultural dance club in NYC…
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2014 Year In Review: GVSHP Programs
…English Country Dance and the folk dance movement in the United States (NYU Press). The book also serves as the basis for his recent documentary film with the same title,…
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Cool Down With Keith Haring!
…‘Dance Party’ during the painting of the mural in August of 1987. Photo Credit: Tseng Kwong Chi © Muna Tseng Dance Projects Artwork © Keith Haring Foundation Haring painting…
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332 West 11th Street
…before the hearing. Click HERE for suggested guidelines for testimony from Village Preservation. LPC meeting: 8/9/2022 – see below for instructions on participating in the virtual public meeting. Public attendance is welcome,…
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182-186 Spring Street
…at CB2’s Landmarks & Public Aesthetics Committee public hearing. Public attendance via webinar and comments are welcome (note: this will be the first opportunity for the public to comment on…
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Native American Contemporary Art Sites in our Area
…Thunderbird American Dancers Scholarship Fund. 155 First Avenue Image of Louis Mofsie, founder of the Thunderbird American Indian Dancers Thunderbird American Indian Dancers Tanager Gallery, 90 East 10th Street This…
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350 Bleecker Street
…first time at CB2’s Landmarks & Public Aesthetics Committee public hearing. Public attendance via webinar and comments are welcome (note: this will be the first opportunity for the public to…
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163 Bleecker Street
…ACTION. LPC meeting: 12/6/2022 – see below for instructions on participating in the virtual public meeting. Public attendance is welcome, but spoken public testimony is not. To submit written testimony…
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Eight Abandoned East Village Buildings’ Second Acts As Beacons of Culture
…dancers, performers, and activists of the East Village filled the buildings with new life, and the buildings, in turn, gave these new coalitions and organizations a place to grow and…
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VILLAGE VOICES
…Cunningham John W. Draper Bob Dylan Martha Graham Lorraine Hansberry Billie Holiday Edward Hopper Jane Jacobs Larry Kramer Helen Levitt Edna St. Vincent Millay Joan Mitchell Joe Papp Charlie Parker…
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Remembering Hurricane Sandy
…their life’s work worth millions of dollars when the basement storage units were flooded. The Martha Graham Dance Company alone lost $4 million worth of costumes, sets, and other supplies….
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Westbeth Is Born!
…housing and workspace for hundreds of artists, as well as space for arts and cultural organizations, including the Merce Cunningham and Martha Graham Dance Studios, a theater for the New…
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Westbeth Turns 50!
…organizations, including the Merce Cunningham and Martha Graham Dance Studios, a theater for the New School, an art gallery, and even space for Congregation Beth Simchat Torah, the world’s largest…
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Plaque Marking Home and Studio of Alex Haley Unveiled
…LeRoi and Hettie Jones, Westbeth, the Renee & Chaim Gross Foundation, and the former homes of the Fillmore East and Martha Graham Dance Studio, among many others. Learn more here….
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New Historic Plaque Unveiled on West 9th Street for Muralist James Wall Finn
…of James Baldwin, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Lorraine Hansberry, Elizabeth Blackwell, Alex Haley, Frank O’Hara, the Martha Graham Dance Studio, the Fillmore East, and many more. Lean more about our plaque program…
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Historic Plaque Unveiling for Alex Haley Residence and Studio 5/15
…LeRoi and Hettie Jones, Westbeth, the Renee & Chaim Gross Foundation, and the former homes of the Fillmore East and Martha Graham Dance Studio, among many others. Learn more here….
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Plaque Unveiled Hailing First Woman Doctor and First Hospital for Women
…Basquiat, as well as the former homes of the Martha Graham Dance Studio, the Fillmore East, and San Remo Café, among many other locations. Explore more about our historic plaques…
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Dear Miss Perkins: A Story of Frances Perkins’s Efforts to Aid Refugees from Nazi Germany
Please join us for an author talk with Rebecca Brenner Graham in conversation with Natalia Mehlman Petrzela. Former Greenwich Village resident Frances Perkins was the first woman to serve in…
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Accomplishments
…dance studio of Martha Graham. In June, after a year-and-a-half campaign, GVSHP succeeded in getting the Stonewall Inn landmarked, the first site to ever be landmarked in New York City based upon…
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East Village Building Blocks Tour: Theaters!
…cultural significance. With the support of Rev. Guthrie, Martha Graham and Ruth St. Denis danced in the Sanctuary. Under the next two rectors, Rev. Richard E. McEvoy and Rev. Michael…
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The Social Realist Artist Studios of 240 West 14th Street
…Striker”, 1934. Art Institute of Chicago. Paul R. Meltsner, “Martha Graham”, 1938. National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution. Paul R. Meltsner, 1931-1933: Meltsner (December 29, 1905 – 1966) was a Social…
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The Diversity and Beauty of Loft Buildings South of Union Square
…the first studio of “Picasso of Dance” Martha Graham. 808 Broadway This striking six-story loft building, which runs the entire block from Broadway to Fourth Avenue north of Grace Church,…
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