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Muna Tseng
New Yorker, dance, art, food, aesthetic living, global traveler, culture vulture. Born Hong Kong, world citizen. @munatsengdance @tsengkwongchi
Amazing day in Beacon NY for Dia Art Foundation Spring Benefit May 16. Gathering of wonderful artists, patrons, supporters friends and family of Dia Art Foundation. A day spent among fabulous art in the magnificent former factory always inspiring. Honored to have been a choreographer-in-residence at Dia for over a decade. Joan Duddy, the late dance curator gave us a home to create and present work in the Mercer Street building in Soho, NYC. Choreographers include Susan Osberg, Yves Musard, Molissa Fenley, Laura Dean among many others. It was where "Dance Across Borders" was launched with dancers from across the globe, and continues on today.
Amazing day in Beacon NY for Dia Art Foundation Spring Benefit May 16. Gathering of wonderful artists, patrons, supporters friends and family of Dia Art Foundation. A day spent among fabulous art in the magnificent former factory always inspiring. Honored to have been a choreographer-in-residence at Dia for over a decade. Joan Duddy, the late dance curator gave us a home to create and present work in the Mercer Street building in Soho, NYC. Choreographers include Susan Osberg, Yves Musard, Molissa Fenley, Laura Dean among many others. It was where "Dance Across Borders" was launched with dancers from across the globe, and continues on today.
Amazing day in Beacon NY for Dia Art Foundation Spring Benefit May 16. Gathering of wonderful artists, patrons, supporters friends and family of Dia Art Foundation. A day spent among fabulous art in the magnificent former factory always inspiring. Honored to have been a choreographer-in-residence at Dia for over a decade. Joan Duddy, the late dance curator gave us a home to create and present work in the Mercer Street building in Soho, NYC. Choreographers include Susan Osberg, Yves Musard, Molissa Fenley, Laura Dean among many others. It was where "Dance Across Borders" was launched with dancers from across the globe, and continues on today.
Amazing day in Beacon NY for Dia Art Foundation Spring Benefit May 16. Gathering of wonderful artists, patrons, supporters friends and family of Dia Art Foundation. A day spent among fabulous art in the magnificent former factory always inspiring. Honored to have been a choreographer-in-residence at Dia for over a decade. Joan Duddy, the late dance curator gave us a home to create and present work in the Mercer Street building in Soho, NYC. Choreographers include Susan Osberg, Yves Musard, Molissa Fenley, Laura Dean among many others. It was where "Dance Across Borders" was launched with dancers from across the globe, and continues on today.
Amazing day in Beacon NY for Dia Art Foundation Spring Benefit May 16. Gathering of wonderful artists, patrons, supporters friends and family of Dia Art Foundation. A day spent among fabulous art in the magnificent former factory always inspiring. Honored to have been a choreographer-in-residence at Dia for over a decade. Joan Duddy, the late dance curator gave us a home to create and present work in the Mercer Street building in Soho, NYC. Choreographers include Susan Osberg, Yves Musard, Molissa Fenley, Laura Dean among many others. It was where "Dance Across Borders" was launched with dancers from across the globe, and continues on today.
Amazing day in Beacon NY for Dia Art Foundation Spring Benefit May 16. Gathering of wonderful artists, patrons, supporters friends and family of Dia Art Foundation. A day spent among fabulous art in the magnificent former factory always inspiring. Honored to have been a choreographer-in-residence at Dia for over a decade. Joan Duddy, the late dance curator gave us a home to create and present work in the Mercer Street building in Soho, NYC. Choreographers include Susan Osberg, Yves Musard, Molissa Fenley, Laura Dean among many others. It was where "Dance Across Borders" was launched with dancers from across the globe, and continues on today.
Amazing day in Beacon NY for Dia Art Foundation Spring Benefit May 16. Gathering of wonderful artists, patrons, supporters friends and family of Dia Art Foundation. A day spent among fabulous art in the magnificent former factory always inspiring. Honored to have been a choreographer-in-residence at Dia for over a decade. Joan Duddy, the late dance curator gave us a home to create and present work in the Mercer Street building in Soho, NYC. Choreographers include Susan Osberg, Yves Musard, Molissa Fenley, Laura Dean among many others. It was where "Dance Across Borders" was launched with dancers from across the globe, and continues on today.
Amazing day in Beacon NY for Dia Art Foundation Spring Benefit May 16. Gathering of wonderful artists, patrons, supporters friends and family of Dia Art Foundation. A day spent among fabulous art in the magnificent former factory always inspiring. Honored to have been a choreographer-in-residence at Dia for over a decade. Joan Duddy, the late dance curator gave us a home to create and present work in the Mercer Street building in Soho, NYC. Choreographers include Susan Osberg, Yves Musard, Molissa Fenley, Laura Dean among many others. It was where "Dance Across Borders" was launched with dancers from across the globe, and continues on today.
TKC has visitors at MoMA! Send us a photo posing with the Poseur for our archive album!
“In the Shadow of the American Dream” is on view in MoMA Permanent Collection Gallery 202 (second floor) until the end of the year.
And we are thinking today and every day of the legendary Agosto Machado, on view in the gallery alongside TKC, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar, all legends who left this world too soon.
TKC with…
Sophie Hackett
Susan Matthews, Caitlin Cobb, Muna Tseng, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Osberg
Yancey Richardson
Chris Gray and Steven Musso
Andrea Goodman
Roberta Uno
Robin Takami and Nicole Ostrow
Douglas Nielsen
Caitlin Cobb, Susan Osberg, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Matthews
Tucker Hewes
Ping Chong, Betty Chong, and Seemin Qayum
Michal Ginach
Steve Musso
Claire Reilly Buff and Donald Kursch
Ragnar Naess
Annie Plumb
TKC has visitors at MoMA! Send us a photo posing with the Poseur for our archive album!
“In the Shadow of the American Dream” is on view in MoMA Permanent Collection Gallery 202 (second floor) until the end of the year.
And we are thinking today and every day of the legendary Agosto Machado, on view in the gallery alongside TKC, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar, all legends who left this world too soon.
TKC with…
Sophie Hackett
Susan Matthews, Caitlin Cobb, Muna Tseng, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Osberg
Yancey Richardson
Chris Gray and Steven Musso
Andrea Goodman
Roberta Uno
Robin Takami and Nicole Ostrow
Douglas Nielsen
Caitlin Cobb, Susan Osberg, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Matthews
Tucker Hewes
Ping Chong, Betty Chong, and Seemin Qayum
Michal Ginach
Steve Musso
Claire Reilly Buff and Donald Kursch
Ragnar Naess
Annie Plumb
TKC has visitors at MoMA! Send us a photo posing with the Poseur for our archive album!
“In the Shadow of the American Dream” is on view in MoMA Permanent Collection Gallery 202 (second floor) until the end of the year.
And we are thinking today and every day of the legendary Agosto Machado, on view in the gallery alongside TKC, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar, all legends who left this world too soon.
TKC with…
Sophie Hackett
Susan Matthews, Caitlin Cobb, Muna Tseng, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Osberg
Yancey Richardson
Chris Gray and Steven Musso
Andrea Goodman
Roberta Uno
Robin Takami and Nicole Ostrow
Douglas Nielsen
Caitlin Cobb, Susan Osberg, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Matthews
Tucker Hewes
Ping Chong, Betty Chong, and Seemin Qayum
Michal Ginach
Steve Musso
Claire Reilly Buff and Donald Kursch
Ragnar Naess
Annie Plumb
TKC has visitors at MoMA! Send us a photo posing with the Poseur for our archive album!
“In the Shadow of the American Dream” is on view in MoMA Permanent Collection Gallery 202 (second floor) until the end of the year.
And we are thinking today and every day of the legendary Agosto Machado, on view in the gallery alongside TKC, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar, all legends who left this world too soon.
TKC with…
Sophie Hackett
Susan Matthews, Caitlin Cobb, Muna Tseng, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Osberg
Yancey Richardson
Chris Gray and Steven Musso
Andrea Goodman
Roberta Uno
Robin Takami and Nicole Ostrow
Douglas Nielsen
Caitlin Cobb, Susan Osberg, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Matthews
Tucker Hewes
Ping Chong, Betty Chong, and Seemin Qayum
Michal Ginach
Steve Musso
Claire Reilly Buff and Donald Kursch
Ragnar Naess
Annie Plumb
TKC has visitors at MoMA! Send us a photo posing with the Poseur for our archive album!
“In the Shadow of the American Dream” is on view in MoMA Permanent Collection Gallery 202 (second floor) until the end of the year.
And we are thinking today and every day of the legendary Agosto Machado, on view in the gallery alongside TKC, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar, all legends who left this world too soon.
TKC with…
Sophie Hackett
Susan Matthews, Caitlin Cobb, Muna Tseng, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Osberg
Yancey Richardson
Chris Gray and Steven Musso
Andrea Goodman
Roberta Uno
Robin Takami and Nicole Ostrow
Douglas Nielsen
Caitlin Cobb, Susan Osberg, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Matthews
Tucker Hewes
Ping Chong, Betty Chong, and Seemin Qayum
Michal Ginach
Steve Musso
Claire Reilly Buff and Donald Kursch
Ragnar Naess
Annie Plumb
TKC has visitors at MoMA! Send us a photo posing with the Poseur for our archive album!
“In the Shadow of the American Dream” is on view in MoMA Permanent Collection Gallery 202 (second floor) until the end of the year.
And we are thinking today and every day of the legendary Agosto Machado, on view in the gallery alongside TKC, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar, all legends who left this world too soon.
TKC with…
Sophie Hackett
Susan Matthews, Caitlin Cobb, Muna Tseng, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Osberg
Yancey Richardson
Chris Gray and Steven Musso
Andrea Goodman
Roberta Uno
Robin Takami and Nicole Ostrow
Douglas Nielsen
Caitlin Cobb, Susan Osberg, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Matthews
Tucker Hewes
Ping Chong, Betty Chong, and Seemin Qayum
Michal Ginach
Steve Musso
Claire Reilly Buff and Donald Kursch
Ragnar Naess
Annie Plumb
TKC has visitors at MoMA! Send us a photo posing with the Poseur for our archive album!
“In the Shadow of the American Dream” is on view in MoMA Permanent Collection Gallery 202 (second floor) until the end of the year.
And we are thinking today and every day of the legendary Agosto Machado, on view in the gallery alongside TKC, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar, all legends who left this world too soon.
TKC with…
Sophie Hackett
Susan Matthews, Caitlin Cobb, Muna Tseng, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Osberg
Yancey Richardson
Chris Gray and Steven Musso
Andrea Goodman
Roberta Uno
Robin Takami and Nicole Ostrow
Douglas Nielsen
Caitlin Cobb, Susan Osberg, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Matthews
Tucker Hewes
Ping Chong, Betty Chong, and Seemin Qayum
Michal Ginach
Steve Musso
Claire Reilly Buff and Donald Kursch
Ragnar Naess
Annie Plumb
TKC has visitors at MoMA! Send us a photo posing with the Poseur for our archive album!
“In the Shadow of the American Dream” is on view in MoMA Permanent Collection Gallery 202 (second floor) until the end of the year.
And we are thinking today and every day of the legendary Agosto Machado, on view in the gallery alongside TKC, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar, all legends who left this world too soon.
TKC with…
Sophie Hackett
Susan Matthews, Caitlin Cobb, Muna Tseng, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Osberg
Yancey Richardson
Chris Gray and Steven Musso
Andrea Goodman
Roberta Uno
Robin Takami and Nicole Ostrow
Douglas Nielsen
Caitlin Cobb, Susan Osberg, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Matthews
Tucker Hewes
Ping Chong, Betty Chong, and Seemin Qayum
Michal Ginach
Steve Musso
Claire Reilly Buff and Donald Kursch
Ragnar Naess
Annie Plumb
TKC has visitors at MoMA! Send us a photo posing with the Poseur for our archive album!
“In the Shadow of the American Dream” is on view in MoMA Permanent Collection Gallery 202 (second floor) until the end of the year.
And we are thinking today and every day of the legendary Agosto Machado, on view in the gallery alongside TKC, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar, all legends who left this world too soon.
TKC with…
Sophie Hackett
Susan Matthews, Caitlin Cobb, Muna Tseng, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Osberg
Yancey Richardson
Chris Gray and Steven Musso
Andrea Goodman
Roberta Uno
Robin Takami and Nicole Ostrow
Douglas Nielsen
Caitlin Cobb, Susan Osberg, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Matthews
Tucker Hewes
Ping Chong, Betty Chong, and Seemin Qayum
Michal Ginach
Steve Musso
Claire Reilly Buff and Donald Kursch
Ragnar Naess
Annie Plumb
TKC has visitors at MoMA! Send us a photo posing with the Poseur for our archive album!
“In the Shadow of the American Dream” is on view in MoMA Permanent Collection Gallery 202 (second floor) until the end of the year.
And we are thinking today and every day of the legendary Agosto Machado, on view in the gallery alongside TKC, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar, all legends who left this world too soon.
TKC with…
Sophie Hackett
Susan Matthews, Caitlin Cobb, Muna Tseng, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Osberg
Yancey Richardson
Chris Gray and Steven Musso
Andrea Goodman
Roberta Uno
Robin Takami and Nicole Ostrow
Douglas Nielsen
Caitlin Cobb, Susan Osberg, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Matthews
Tucker Hewes
Ping Chong, Betty Chong, and Seemin Qayum
Michal Ginach
Steve Musso
Claire Reilly Buff and Donald Kursch
Ragnar Naess
Annie Plumb
TKC has visitors at MoMA! Send us a photo posing with the Poseur for our archive album!
“In the Shadow of the American Dream” is on view in MoMA Permanent Collection Gallery 202 (second floor) until the end of the year.
And we are thinking today and every day of the legendary Agosto Machado, on view in the gallery alongside TKC, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar, all legends who left this world too soon.
TKC with…
Sophie Hackett
Susan Matthews, Caitlin Cobb, Muna Tseng, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Osberg
Yancey Richardson
Chris Gray and Steven Musso
Andrea Goodman
Roberta Uno
Robin Takami and Nicole Ostrow
Douglas Nielsen
Caitlin Cobb, Susan Osberg, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Matthews
Tucker Hewes
Ping Chong, Betty Chong, and Seemin Qayum
Michal Ginach
Steve Musso
Claire Reilly Buff and Donald Kursch
Ragnar Naess
Annie Plumb
TKC has visitors at MoMA! Send us a photo posing with the Poseur for our archive album!
“In the Shadow of the American Dream” is on view in MoMA Permanent Collection Gallery 202 (second floor) until the end of the year.
And we are thinking today and every day of the legendary Agosto Machado, on view in the gallery alongside TKC, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar, all legends who left this world too soon.
TKC with…
Sophie Hackett
Susan Matthews, Caitlin Cobb, Muna Tseng, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Osberg
Yancey Richardson
Chris Gray and Steven Musso
Andrea Goodman
Roberta Uno
Robin Takami and Nicole Ostrow
Douglas Nielsen
Caitlin Cobb, Susan Osberg, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Matthews
Tucker Hewes
Ping Chong, Betty Chong, and Seemin Qayum
Michal Ginach
Steve Musso
Claire Reilly Buff and Donald Kursch
Ragnar Naess
Annie Plumb
TKC has visitors at MoMA! Send us a photo posing with the Poseur for our archive album!
“In the Shadow of the American Dream” is on view in MoMA Permanent Collection Gallery 202 (second floor) until the end of the year.
And we are thinking today and every day of the legendary Agosto Machado, on view in the gallery alongside TKC, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar, all legends who left this world too soon.
TKC with…
Sophie Hackett
Susan Matthews, Caitlin Cobb, Muna Tseng, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Osberg
Yancey Richardson
Chris Gray and Steven Musso
Andrea Goodman
Roberta Uno
Robin Takami and Nicole Ostrow
Douglas Nielsen
Caitlin Cobb, Susan Osberg, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Matthews
Tucker Hewes
Ping Chong, Betty Chong, and Seemin Qayum
Michal Ginach
Steve Musso
Claire Reilly Buff and Donald Kursch
Ragnar Naess
Annie Plumb
TKC has visitors at MoMA! Send us a photo posing with the Poseur for our archive album!
“In the Shadow of the American Dream” is on view in MoMA Permanent Collection Gallery 202 (second floor) until the end of the year.
And we are thinking today and every day of the legendary Agosto Machado, on view in the gallery alongside TKC, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar, all legends who left this world too soon.
TKC with…
Sophie Hackett
Susan Matthews, Caitlin Cobb, Muna Tseng, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Osberg
Yancey Richardson
Chris Gray and Steven Musso
Andrea Goodman
Roberta Uno
Robin Takami and Nicole Ostrow
Douglas Nielsen
Caitlin Cobb, Susan Osberg, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Matthews
Tucker Hewes
Ping Chong, Betty Chong, and Seemin Qayum
Michal Ginach
Steve Musso
Claire Reilly Buff and Donald Kursch
Ragnar Naess
Annie Plumb
TKC has visitors at MoMA! Send us a photo posing with the Poseur for our archive album!
“In the Shadow of the American Dream” is on view in MoMA Permanent Collection Gallery 202 (second floor) until the end of the year.
And we are thinking today and every day of the legendary Agosto Machado, on view in the gallery alongside TKC, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar, all legends who left this world too soon.
TKC with…
Sophie Hackett
Susan Matthews, Caitlin Cobb, Muna Tseng, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Osberg
Yancey Richardson
Chris Gray and Steven Musso
Andrea Goodman
Roberta Uno
Robin Takami and Nicole Ostrow
Douglas Nielsen
Caitlin Cobb, Susan Osberg, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Matthews
Tucker Hewes
Ping Chong, Betty Chong, and Seemin Qayum
Michal Ginach
Steve Musso
Claire Reilly Buff and Donald Kursch
Ragnar Naess
Annie Plumb
TKC has visitors at MoMA! Send us a photo posing with the Poseur for our archive album!
“In the Shadow of the American Dream” is on view in MoMA Permanent Collection Gallery 202 (second floor) until the end of the year.
And we are thinking today and every day of the legendary Agosto Machado, on view in the gallery alongside TKC, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar, all legends who left this world too soon.
TKC with…
Sophie Hackett
Susan Matthews, Caitlin Cobb, Muna Tseng, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Osberg
Yancey Richardson
Chris Gray and Steven Musso
Andrea Goodman
Roberta Uno
Robin Takami and Nicole Ostrow
Douglas Nielsen
Caitlin Cobb, Susan Osberg, Amy Schwartzman, and Susan Matthews
Tucker Hewes
Ping Chong, Betty Chong, and Seemin Qayum
Michal Ginach
Steve Musso
Claire Reilly Buff and Donald Kursch
Ragnar Naess
Annie Plumb
Keith Haring: 3D is live and well with TKC photos+murals @cartdept. Big crowd! On April 11 at 4pm: “Stories from the Street” offers a conversation between choreographer @munatseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick about 1980s downtown New York City. A kick-off party for the event, featuring G-Bo The Pro, will begin at 2 pm with wait list.
Keith Haring: 3D is live and well with TKC photos+murals @cartdept. Big crowd! On April 11 at 4pm: “Stories from the Street” offers a conversation between choreographer @munatseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick about 1980s downtown New York City. A kick-off party for the event, featuring G-Bo The Pro, will begin at 2 pm with wait list.
Keith Haring: 3D is live and well with TKC photos+murals @cartdept. Big crowd! On April 11 at 4pm: “Stories from the Street” offers a conversation between choreographer @munatseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick about 1980s downtown New York City. A kick-off party for the event, featuring G-Bo The Pro, will begin at 2 pm with wait list.
Keith Haring: 3D is live and well with TKC photos+murals @cartdept. Big crowd! On April 11 at 4pm: “Stories from the Street” offers a conversation between choreographer @munatseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick about 1980s downtown New York City. A kick-off party for the event, featuring G-Bo The Pro, will begin at 2 pm with wait list.
Keith Haring: 3D is live and well with TKC photos+murals @cartdept. Big crowd! On April 11 at 4pm: “Stories from the Street” offers a conversation between choreographer @munatseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick about 1980s downtown New York City. A kick-off party for the event, featuring G-Bo The Pro, will begin at 2 pm with wait list.
Keith Haring: 3D is live and well with TKC photos+murals @cartdept. Big crowd! On April 11 at 4pm: “Stories from the Street” offers a conversation between choreographer @munatseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick about 1980s downtown New York City. A kick-off party for the event, featuring G-Bo The Pro, will begin at 2 pm with wait list.
Keith Haring: 3D is live and well with TKC photos+murals @cartdept. Big crowd! On April 11 at 4pm: “Stories from the Street” offers a conversation between choreographer @munatseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick about 1980s downtown New York City. A kick-off party for the event, featuring G-Bo The Pro, will begin at 2 pm with wait list.
Keith Haring: 3D is live and well with TKC photos+murals @cartdept. Big crowd! On April 11 at 4pm: “Stories from the Street” offers a conversation between choreographer @munatseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick about 1980s downtown New York City. A kick-off party for the event, featuring G-Bo The Pro, will begin at 2 pm with wait list.
Keith Haring: 3D is live and well with TKC photos+murals @cartdept. Big crowd! On April 11 at 4pm: “Stories from the Street” offers a conversation between choreographer @munatseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick about 1980s downtown New York City. A kick-off party for the event, featuring G-Bo The Pro, will begin at 2 pm with wait list.
Keith Haring: 3D is live and well with TKC photos+murals @cartdept. Big crowd! On April 11 at 4pm: “Stories from the Street” offers a conversation between choreographer @munatseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick about 1980s downtown New York City. A kick-off party for the event, featuring G-Bo The Pro, will begin at 2 pm with wait list.
Join choreographer Muna Tseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick in conversation on April 11th at CART Department’s (@cartdept) Free Parking gallery, as part of the exhibition “Keith Haring: In the Street.”
An intimate conversation about 1980s downtown New York City, where life, art, and friendship orbited into a close-knit community of artistic collaborators. Muna will display and discuss her late brother Tseng Kwong Chi’s photographs and the drawings that Keith Haring made in 1982 for her dance Epochal Songs.
A celebratory warm-up party featuring G-Bo The Pro, a longtime friend of Haring’s, will begin at 2pm. The talk begins at 4pm. Seating is limited and will be first come, first served. RSVP at the Eventbrite link in our bio (click “join waitlist”).
Eric Shiner (@ericshiner), Marka27 (@marka_27), Brad Gooch (@bradgooch), and Larry Warsh will also host panels as part of this exhibit. All RSVP links can be found at cartdept.com.
These panels are part of a larger showing of Haring’s three-dimensional practice including original works, photographs, and the just-released book “Keith Haring in 3D” from Larry Warsh, Glenn Adamson, Phaidon/Monacelli.
“Keith Haring: In the Street” is on view to the public April 10–19, daily from 12–6pm at Free Parking, 16 Morton Street in the West Village.
Join choreographer Muna Tseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick in conversation on April 11th at CART Department’s (@cartdept) Free Parking gallery, as part of the exhibition “Keith Haring: In the Street.”
An intimate conversation about 1980s downtown New York City, where life, art, and friendship orbited into a close-knit community of artistic collaborators. Muna will display and discuss her late brother Tseng Kwong Chi’s photographs and the drawings that Keith Haring made in 1982 for her dance Epochal Songs.
A celebratory warm-up party featuring G-Bo The Pro, a longtime friend of Haring’s, will begin at 2pm. The talk begins at 4pm. Seating is limited and will be first come, first served. RSVP at the Eventbrite link in our bio (click “join waitlist”).
Eric Shiner (@ericshiner), Marka27 (@marka_27), Brad Gooch (@bradgooch), and Larry Warsh will also host panels as part of this exhibit. All RSVP links can be found at cartdept.com.
These panels are part of a larger showing of Haring’s three-dimensional practice including original works, photographs, and the just-released book “Keith Haring in 3D” from Larry Warsh, Glenn Adamson, Phaidon/Monacelli.
“Keith Haring: In the Street” is on view to the public April 10–19, daily from 12–6pm at Free Parking, 16 Morton Street in the West Village.
Join choreographer Muna Tseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick in conversation on April 11th at CART Department’s (@cartdept) Free Parking gallery, as part of the exhibition “Keith Haring: In the Street.”
An intimate conversation about 1980s downtown New York City, where life, art, and friendship orbited into a close-knit community of artistic collaborators. Muna will display and discuss her late brother Tseng Kwong Chi’s photographs and the drawings that Keith Haring made in 1982 for her dance Epochal Songs.
A celebratory warm-up party featuring G-Bo The Pro, a longtime friend of Haring’s, will begin at 2pm. The talk begins at 4pm. Seating is limited and will be first come, first served. RSVP at the Eventbrite link in our bio (click “join waitlist”).
Eric Shiner (@ericshiner), Marka27 (@marka_27), Brad Gooch (@bradgooch), and Larry Warsh will also host panels as part of this exhibit. All RSVP links can be found at cartdept.com.
These panels are part of a larger showing of Haring’s three-dimensional practice including original works, photographs, and the just-released book “Keith Haring in 3D” from Larry Warsh, Glenn Adamson, Phaidon/Monacelli.
“Keith Haring: In the Street” is on view to the public April 10–19, daily from 12–6pm at Free Parking, 16 Morton Street in the West Village.
Join choreographer Muna Tseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick in conversation on April 11th at CART Department’s (@cartdept) Free Parking gallery, as part of the exhibition “Keith Haring: In the Street.”
An intimate conversation about 1980s downtown New York City, where life, art, and friendship orbited into a close-knit community of artistic collaborators. Muna will display and discuss her late brother Tseng Kwong Chi’s photographs and the drawings that Keith Haring made in 1982 for her dance Epochal Songs.
A celebratory warm-up party featuring G-Bo The Pro, a longtime friend of Haring’s, will begin at 2pm. The talk begins at 4pm. Seating is limited and will be first come, first served. RSVP at the Eventbrite link in our bio (click “join waitlist”).
Eric Shiner (@ericshiner), Marka27 (@marka_27), Brad Gooch (@bradgooch), and Larry Warsh will also host panels as part of this exhibit. All RSVP links can be found at cartdept.com.
These panels are part of a larger showing of Haring’s three-dimensional practice including original works, photographs, and the just-released book “Keith Haring in 3D” from Larry Warsh, Glenn Adamson, Phaidon/Monacelli.
“Keith Haring: In the Street” is on view to the public April 10–19, daily from 12–6pm at Free Parking, 16 Morton Street in the West Village.
Join choreographer Muna Tseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick in conversation on April 11th at CART Department’s (@cartdept) Free Parking gallery, as part of the exhibition “Keith Haring: In the Street.”
An intimate conversation about 1980s downtown New York City, where life, art, and friendship orbited into a close-knit community of artistic collaborators. Muna will display and discuss her late brother Tseng Kwong Chi’s photographs and the drawings that Keith Haring made in 1982 for her dance Epochal Songs.
A celebratory warm-up party featuring G-Bo The Pro, a longtime friend of Haring’s, will begin at 2pm. The talk begins at 4pm. Seating is limited and will be first come, first served. RSVP at the Eventbrite link in our bio (click “join waitlist”).
Eric Shiner (@ericshiner), Marka27 (@marka_27), Brad Gooch (@bradgooch), and Larry Warsh will also host panels as part of this exhibit. All RSVP links can be found at cartdept.com.
These panels are part of a larger showing of Haring’s three-dimensional practice including original works, photographs, and the just-released book “Keith Haring in 3D” from Larry Warsh, Glenn Adamson, Phaidon/Monacelli.
“Keith Haring: In the Street” is on view to the public April 10–19, daily from 12–6pm at Free Parking, 16 Morton Street in the West Village.
Join choreographer Muna Tseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick in conversation on April 11th at CART Department’s (@cartdept) Free Parking gallery, as part of the exhibition “Keith Haring: In the Street.”
An intimate conversation about 1980s downtown New York City, where life, art, and friendship orbited into a close-knit community of artistic collaborators. Muna will display and discuss her late brother Tseng Kwong Chi’s photographs and the drawings that Keith Haring made in 1982 for her dance Epochal Songs.
A celebratory warm-up party featuring G-Bo The Pro, a longtime friend of Haring’s, will begin at 2pm. The talk begins at 4pm. Seating is limited and will be first come, first served. RSVP at the Eventbrite link in our bio (click “join waitlist”).
Eric Shiner (@ericshiner), Marka27 (@marka_27), Brad Gooch (@bradgooch), and Larry Warsh will also host panels as part of this exhibit. All RSVP links can be found at cartdept.com.
These panels are part of a larger showing of Haring’s three-dimensional practice including original works, photographs, and the just-released book “Keith Haring in 3D” from Larry Warsh, Glenn Adamson, Phaidon/Monacelli.
“Keith Haring: In the Street” is on view to the public April 10–19, daily from 12–6pm at Free Parking, 16 Morton Street in the West Village.
Join choreographer Muna Tseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick in conversation on April 11th at CART Department’s (@cartdept) Free Parking gallery, as part of the exhibition “Keith Haring: In the Street.”
An intimate conversation about 1980s downtown New York City, where life, art, and friendship orbited into a close-knit community of artistic collaborators. Muna will display and discuss her late brother Tseng Kwong Chi’s photographs and the drawings that Keith Haring made in 1982 for her dance Epochal Songs.
A celebratory warm-up party featuring G-Bo The Pro, a longtime friend of Haring’s, will begin at 2pm. The talk begins at 4pm. Seating is limited and will be first come, first served. RSVP at the Eventbrite link in our bio (click “join waitlist”).
Eric Shiner (@ericshiner), Marka27 (@marka_27), Brad Gooch (@bradgooch), and Larry Warsh will also host panels as part of this exhibit. All RSVP links can be found at cartdept.com.
These panels are part of a larger showing of Haring’s three-dimensional practice including original works, photographs, and the just-released book “Keith Haring in 3D” from Larry Warsh, Glenn Adamson, Phaidon/Monacelli.
“Keith Haring: In the Street” is on view to the public April 10–19, daily from 12–6pm at Free Parking, 16 Morton Street in the West Village.
Join choreographer Muna Tseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick in conversation on April 11th at CART Department’s (@cartdept) Free Parking gallery, as part of the exhibition “Keith Haring: In the Street.”
An intimate conversation about 1980s downtown New York City, where life, art, and friendship orbited into a close-knit community of artistic collaborators. Muna will display and discuss her late brother Tseng Kwong Chi’s photographs and the drawings that Keith Haring made in 1982 for her dance Epochal Songs.
A celebratory warm-up party featuring G-Bo The Pro, a longtime friend of Haring’s, will begin at 2pm. The talk begins at 4pm. Seating is limited and will be first come, first served. RSVP at the Eventbrite link in our bio (click “join waitlist”).
Eric Shiner (@ericshiner), Marka27 (@marka_27), Brad Gooch (@bradgooch), and Larry Warsh will also host panels as part of this exhibit. All RSVP links can be found at cartdept.com.
These panels are part of a larger showing of Haring’s three-dimensional practice including original works, photographs, and the just-released book “Keith Haring in 3D” from Larry Warsh, Glenn Adamson, Phaidon/Monacelli.
“Keith Haring: In the Street” is on view to the public April 10–19, daily from 12–6pm at Free Parking, 16 Morton Street in the West Village.
Join choreographer Muna Tseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick in conversation on April 11th at CART Department’s (@cartdept) Free Parking gallery, as part of the exhibition “Keith Haring: In the Street.”
An intimate conversation about 1980s downtown New York City, where life, art, and friendship orbited into a close-knit community of artistic collaborators. Muna will display and discuss her late brother Tseng Kwong Chi’s photographs and the drawings that Keith Haring made in 1982 for her dance Epochal Songs.
A celebratory warm-up party featuring G-Bo The Pro, a longtime friend of Haring’s, will begin at 2pm. The talk begins at 4pm. Seating is limited and will be first come, first served. RSVP at the Eventbrite link in our bio (click “join waitlist”).
Eric Shiner (@ericshiner), Marka27 (@marka_27), Brad Gooch (@bradgooch), and Larry Warsh will also host panels as part of this exhibit. All RSVP links can be found at cartdept.com.
These panels are part of a larger showing of Haring’s three-dimensional practice including original works, photographs, and the just-released book “Keith Haring in 3D” from Larry Warsh, Glenn Adamson, Phaidon/Monacelli.
“Keith Haring: In the Street” is on view to the public April 10–19, daily from 12–6pm at Free Parking, 16 Morton Street in the West Village.
Join choreographer Muna Tseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick in conversation on April 11th at CART Department’s (@cartdept) Free Parking gallery, as part of the exhibition “Keith Haring: In the Street.”
An intimate conversation about 1980s downtown New York City, where life, art, and friendship orbited into a close-knit community of artistic collaborators. Muna will display and discuss her late brother Tseng Kwong Chi’s photographs and the drawings that Keith Haring made in 1982 for her dance Epochal Songs.
A celebratory warm-up party featuring G-Bo The Pro, a longtime friend of Haring’s, will begin at 2pm. The talk begins at 4pm. Seating is limited and will be first come, first served. RSVP at the Eventbrite link in our bio (click “join waitlist”).
Eric Shiner (@ericshiner), Marka27 (@marka_27), Brad Gooch (@bradgooch), and Larry Warsh will also host panels as part of this exhibit. All RSVP links can be found at cartdept.com.
These panels are part of a larger showing of Haring’s three-dimensional practice including original works, photographs, and the just-released book “Keith Haring in 3D” from Larry Warsh, Glenn Adamson, Phaidon/Monacelli.
“Keith Haring: In the Street” is on view to the public April 10–19, daily from 12–6pm at Free Parking, 16 Morton Street in the West Village.
Join choreographer Muna Tseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick in conversation on April 11th at CART Department’s (@cartdept) Free Parking gallery, as part of the exhibition “Keith Haring: In the Street.”
An intimate conversation about 1980s downtown New York City, where life, art, and friendship orbited into a close-knit community of artistic collaborators. Muna will display and discuss her late brother Tseng Kwong Chi’s photographs and the drawings that Keith Haring made in 1982 for her dance Epochal Songs.
A celebratory warm-up party featuring G-Bo The Pro, a longtime friend of Haring’s, will begin at 2pm. The talk begins at 4pm. Seating is limited and will be first come, first served. RSVP at the Eventbrite link in our bio (click “join waitlist”).
Eric Shiner (@ericshiner), Marka27 (@marka_27), Brad Gooch (@bradgooch), and Larry Warsh will also host panels as part of this exhibit. All RSVP links can be found at cartdept.com.
These panels are part of a larger showing of Haring’s three-dimensional practice including original works, photographs, and the just-released book “Keith Haring in 3D” from Larry Warsh, Glenn Adamson, Phaidon/Monacelli.
“Keith Haring: In the Street” is on view to the public April 10–19, daily from 12–6pm at Free Parking, 16 Morton Street in the West Village.
Join choreographer Muna Tseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick in conversation on April 11th at CART Department’s (@cartdept) Free Parking gallery, as part of the exhibition “Keith Haring: In the Street.”
An intimate conversation about 1980s downtown New York City, where life, art, and friendship orbited into a close-knit community of artistic collaborators. Muna will display and discuss her late brother Tseng Kwong Chi’s photographs and the drawings that Keith Haring made in 1982 for her dance Epochal Songs.
A celebratory warm-up party featuring G-Bo The Pro, a longtime friend of Haring’s, will begin at 2pm. The talk begins at 4pm. Seating is limited and will be first come, first served. RSVP at the Eventbrite link in our bio (click “join waitlist”).
Eric Shiner (@ericshiner), Marka27 (@marka_27), Brad Gooch (@bradgooch), and Larry Warsh will also host panels as part of this exhibit. All RSVP links can be found at cartdept.com.
These panels are part of a larger showing of Haring’s three-dimensional practice including original works, photographs, and the just-released book “Keith Haring in 3D” from Larry Warsh, Glenn Adamson, Phaidon/Monacelli.
“Keith Haring: In the Street” is on view to the public April 10–19, daily from 12–6pm at Free Parking, 16 Morton Street in the West Village.
Join choreographer Muna Tseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick in conversation on April 11th at CART Department’s (@cartdept) Free Parking gallery, as part of the exhibition “Keith Haring: In the Street.”
An intimate conversation about 1980s downtown New York City, where life, art, and friendship orbited into a close-knit community of artistic collaborators. Muna will display and discuss her late brother Tseng Kwong Chi’s photographs and the drawings that Keith Haring made in 1982 for her dance Epochal Songs.
A celebratory warm-up party featuring G-Bo The Pro, a longtime friend of Haring’s, will begin at 2pm. The talk begins at 4pm. Seating is limited and will be first come, first served. RSVP at the Eventbrite link in our bio (click “join waitlist”).
Eric Shiner (@ericshiner), Marka27 (@marka_27), Brad Gooch (@bradgooch), and Larry Warsh will also host panels as part of this exhibit. All RSVP links can be found at cartdept.com.
These panels are part of a larger showing of Haring’s three-dimensional practice including original works, photographs, and the just-released book “Keith Haring in 3D” from Larry Warsh, Glenn Adamson, Phaidon/Monacelli.
“Keith Haring: In the Street” is on view to the public April 10–19, daily from 12–6pm at Free Parking, 16 Morton Street in the West Village.
Join choreographer Muna Tseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick in conversation on April 11th at CART Department’s (@cartdept) Free Parking gallery, as part of the exhibition “Keith Haring: In the Street.”
An intimate conversation about 1980s downtown New York City, where life, art, and friendship orbited into a close-knit community of artistic collaborators. Muna will display and discuss her late brother Tseng Kwong Chi’s photographs and the drawings that Keith Haring made in 1982 for her dance Epochal Songs.
A celebratory warm-up party featuring G-Bo The Pro, a longtime friend of Haring’s, will begin at 2pm. The talk begins at 4pm. Seating is limited and will be first come, first served. RSVP at the Eventbrite link in our bio (click “join waitlist”).
Eric Shiner (@ericshiner), Marka27 (@marka_27), Brad Gooch (@bradgooch), and Larry Warsh will also host panels as part of this exhibit. All RSVP links can be found at cartdept.com.
These panels are part of a larger showing of Haring’s three-dimensional practice including original works, photographs, and the just-released book “Keith Haring in 3D” from Larry Warsh, Glenn Adamson, Phaidon/Monacelli.
“Keith Haring: In the Street” is on view to the public April 10–19, daily from 12–6pm at Free Parking, 16 Morton Street in the West Village.
Join choreographer Muna Tseng and culture critic Carlo McCormick in conversation on April 11th at CART Department’s (@cartdept) Free Parking gallery, as part of the exhibition “Keith Haring: In the Street.”
An intimate conversation about 1980s downtown New York City, where life, art, and friendship orbited into a close-knit community of artistic collaborators. Muna will display and discuss her late brother Tseng Kwong Chi’s photographs and the drawings that Keith Haring made in 1982 for her dance Epochal Songs.
A celebratory warm-up party featuring G-Bo The Pro, a longtime friend of Haring’s, will begin at 2pm. The talk begins at 4pm. Seating is limited and will be first come, first served. RSVP at the Eventbrite link in our bio (click “join waitlist”).
Eric Shiner (@ericshiner), Marka27 (@marka_27), Brad Gooch (@bradgooch), and Larry Warsh will also host panels as part of this exhibit. All RSVP links can be found at cartdept.com.
These panels are part of a larger showing of Haring’s three-dimensional practice including original works, photographs, and the just-released book “Keith Haring in 3D” from Larry Warsh, Glenn Adamson, Phaidon/Monacelli.
“Keith Haring: In the Street” is on view to the public April 10–19, daily from 12–6pm at Free Parking, 16 Morton Street in the West Village.
Tseng Kwong Chi’s self portraits now on view at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York City. “In the Shadow of the American Dream,” Gallery 202, presents Kwong Chi in dialogue with Agosto Machado, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar.
As we live through another shadow of American spirit, we find retrospection and admiration in this room. Thank you to curators Stuart Comer, Sophie Cavoulacos, and Abby Hermosilla. On view for one year.
#tsengkwongchi #80snyc #PeterHujar #MartinWong #AgostoMachado #DavidWojnarowicz #moma #museumofmodernart #1980sart
Tseng Kwong Chi’s self portraits now on view at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York City. “In the Shadow of the American Dream,” Gallery 202, presents Kwong Chi in dialogue with Agosto Machado, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar.
As we live through another shadow of American spirit, we find retrospection and admiration in this room. Thank you to curators Stuart Comer, Sophie Cavoulacos, and Abby Hermosilla. On view for one year.
#tsengkwongchi #80snyc #PeterHujar #MartinWong #AgostoMachado #DavidWojnarowicz #moma #museumofmodernart #1980sart
Tseng Kwong Chi’s self portraits now on view at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York City. “In the Shadow of the American Dream,” Gallery 202, presents Kwong Chi in dialogue with Agosto Machado, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar.
As we live through another shadow of American spirit, we find retrospection and admiration in this room. Thank you to curators Stuart Comer, Sophie Cavoulacos, and Abby Hermosilla. On view for one year.
#tsengkwongchi #80snyc #PeterHujar #MartinWong #AgostoMachado #DavidWojnarowicz #moma #museumofmodernart #1980sart
Tseng Kwong Chi’s self portraits now on view at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York City. “In the Shadow of the American Dream,” Gallery 202, presents Kwong Chi in dialogue with Agosto Machado, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar.
As we live through another shadow of American spirit, we find retrospection and admiration in this room. Thank you to curators Stuart Comer, Sophie Cavoulacos, and Abby Hermosilla. On view for one year.
#tsengkwongchi #80snyc #PeterHujar #MartinWong #AgostoMachado #DavidWojnarowicz #moma #museumofmodernart #1980sart
Tseng Kwong Chi’s self portraits now on view at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York City. “In the Shadow of the American Dream,” Gallery 202, presents Kwong Chi in dialogue with Agosto Machado, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar.
As we live through another shadow of American spirit, we find retrospection and admiration in this room. Thank you to curators Stuart Comer, Sophie Cavoulacos, and Abby Hermosilla. On view for one year.
#tsengkwongchi #80snyc #PeterHujar #MartinWong #AgostoMachado #DavidWojnarowicz #moma #museumofmodernart #1980sart
Tseng Kwong Chi’s self portraits now on view at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York City. “In the Shadow of the American Dream,” Gallery 202, presents Kwong Chi in dialogue with Agosto Machado, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar.
As we live through another shadow of American spirit, we find retrospection and admiration in this room. Thank you to curators Stuart Comer, Sophie Cavoulacos, and Abby Hermosilla. On view for one year.
#tsengkwongchi #80snyc #PeterHujar #MartinWong #AgostoMachado #DavidWojnarowicz #moma #museumofmodernart #1980sart
Tseng Kwong Chi’s self portraits now on view at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York City. “In the Shadow of the American Dream,” Gallery 202, presents Kwong Chi in dialogue with Agosto Machado, David Wojnarowicz, Martin Wong, and Peter Hujar.
As we live through another shadow of American spirit, we find retrospection and admiration in this room. Thank you to curators Stuart Comer, Sophie Cavoulacos, and Abby Hermosilla. On view for one year.
#tsengkwongchi #80snyc #PeterHujar #MartinWong #AgostoMachado #DavidWojnarowicz #moma #museumofmodernart #1980sart
An excerpt from my piece “Nothing Is Secret” at the Dance Across Borders 30th Anniversary, September 2025. Performing at St. Paul’s Chapel in Waldoboro, Maine. Thank you to Ann Hedly @annhedly for the video and to our international community of contemporary dancers for a magical week of communal living and art
With Ann Hedly, Mirelle Feyzeau, Mia Kanazawa, Anna Dembska, Jane Comfort, Cailin Cobb, Susan Osberg, Andrea Goodman
Today’s the day, Dance Across Borders performance is 5-7pm, St. Paul’s Chapel, Waldoboro Maine. Finale to a glorious creative residency celebration of 30 years historical beginning at Dia Art Foundation, New York 1995.@annhedly @anna.dembska @caitlincobb_ @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @susan.osberg @diaartfoundation
Today’s the day, Dance Across Borders performance is 5-7pm, St. Paul’s Chapel, Waldoboro Maine. Finale to a glorious creative residency celebration of 30 years historical beginning at Dia Art Foundation, New York 1995.@annhedly @anna.dembska @caitlincobb_ @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @susan.osberg @diaartfoundation
Today’s the day, Dance Across Borders performance is 5-7pm, St. Paul’s Chapel, Waldoboro Maine. Finale to a glorious creative residency celebration of 30 years historical beginning at Dia Art Foundation, New York 1995.@annhedly @anna.dembska @caitlincobb_ @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @susan.osberg @diaartfoundation
Today’s the day, Dance Across Borders performance is 5-7pm, St. Paul’s Chapel, Waldoboro Maine. Finale to a glorious creative residency celebration of 30 years historical beginning at Dia Art Foundation, New York 1995.@annhedly @anna.dembska @caitlincobb_ @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @susan.osberg @diaartfoundation
Today’s the day, Dance Across Borders performance is 5-7pm, St. Paul’s Chapel, Waldoboro Maine. Finale to a glorious creative residency celebration of 30 years historical beginning at Dia Art Foundation, New York 1995.@annhedly @anna.dembska @caitlincobb_ @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @susan.osberg @diaartfoundation
Today’s the day, Dance Across Borders performance is 5-7pm, St. Paul’s Chapel, Waldoboro Maine. Finale to a glorious creative residency celebration of 30 years historical beginning at Dia Art Foundation, New York 1995.@annhedly @anna.dembska @caitlincobb_ @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @susan.osberg @diaartfoundation
Today’s the day, Dance Across Borders performance is 5-7pm, St. Paul’s Chapel, Waldoboro Maine. Finale to a glorious creative residency celebration of 30 years historical beginning at Dia Art Foundation, New York 1995.@annhedly @anna.dembska @caitlincobb_ @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @susan.osberg @diaartfoundation
Today’s the day, Dance Across Borders performance is 5-7pm, St. Paul’s Chapel, Waldoboro Maine. Finale to a glorious creative residency celebration of 30 years historical beginning at Dia Art Foundation, New York 1995.@annhedly @anna.dembska @caitlincobb_ @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @susan.osberg @diaartfoundation
Today’s the day, Dance Across Borders performance is 5-7pm, St. Paul’s Chapel, Waldoboro Maine. Finale to a glorious creative residency celebration of 30 years historical beginning at Dia Art Foundation, New York 1995.@annhedly @anna.dembska @caitlincobb_ @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @susan.osberg @diaartfoundation
Joy of sharing daily morning warmup, sanctuary rehearsals, wonderful meals and delicious swimming in quarry sweet water on an Indian Summer day.How lucky to be an artist in a community of Dance Across Borders! @caitlincobb_ @annhedly @anna.dembska @susan.osberg @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @janecomfort
Joy of sharing daily morning warmup, sanctuary rehearsals, wonderful meals and delicious swimming in quarry sweet water on an Indian Summer day.How lucky to be an artist in a community of Dance Across Borders! @caitlincobb_ @annhedly @anna.dembska @susan.osberg @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @janecomfort
Joy of sharing daily morning warmup, sanctuary rehearsals, wonderful meals and delicious swimming in quarry sweet water on an Indian Summer day.How lucky to be an artist in a community of Dance Across Borders! @caitlincobb_ @annhedly @anna.dembska @susan.osberg @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @janecomfort
Joy of sharing daily morning warmup, sanctuary rehearsals, wonderful meals and delicious swimming in quarry sweet water on an Indian Summer day.How lucky to be an artist in a community of Dance Across Borders! @caitlincobb_ @annhedly @anna.dembska @susan.osberg @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @janecomfort
Joy of sharing daily morning warmup, sanctuary rehearsals, wonderful meals and delicious swimming in quarry sweet water on an Indian Summer day.How lucky to be an artist in a community of Dance Across Borders! @caitlincobb_ @annhedly @anna.dembska @susan.osberg @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @janecomfort
Joy of sharing daily morning warmup, sanctuary rehearsals, wonderful meals and delicious swimming in quarry sweet water on an Indian Summer day.How lucky to be an artist in a community of Dance Across Borders! @caitlincobb_ @annhedly @anna.dembska @susan.osberg @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @janecomfort
Joy of sharing daily morning warmup, sanctuary rehearsals, wonderful meals and delicious swimming in quarry sweet water on an Indian Summer day.How lucky to be an artist in a community of Dance Across Borders! @caitlincobb_ @annhedly @anna.dembska @susan.osberg @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @janecomfort
Joy of sharing daily morning warmup, sanctuary rehearsals, wonderful meals and delicious swimming in quarry sweet water on an Indian Summer day.How lucky to be an artist in a community of Dance Across Borders! @caitlincobb_ @annhedly @anna.dembska @susan.osberg @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @janecomfort
Joy of sharing daily morning warmup, sanctuary rehearsals, wonderful meals and delicious swimming in quarry sweet water on an Indian Summer day.How lucky to be an artist in a community of Dance Across Borders! @caitlincobb_ @annhedly @anna.dembska @susan.osberg @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @janecomfort
Joy of sharing daily morning warmup, sanctuary rehearsals, wonderful meals and delicious swimming in quarry sweet water on an Indian Summer day.How lucky to be an artist in a community of Dance Across Borders! @caitlincobb_ @annhedly @anna.dembska @susan.osberg @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @janecomfort
Joy of sharing daily morning warmup, sanctuary rehearsals, wonderful meals and delicious swimming in quarry sweet water on an Indian Summer day.How lucky to be an artist in a community of Dance Across Borders! @caitlincobb_ @annhedly @anna.dembska @susan.osberg @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @janecomfort
Joy of sharing daily morning warmup, sanctuary rehearsals, wonderful meals and delicious swimming in quarry sweet water on an Indian Summer day.How lucky to be an artist in a community of Dance Across Borders! @caitlincobb_ @annhedly @anna.dembska @susan.osberg @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @janecomfort
Joy of sharing daily morning warmup, sanctuary rehearsals, wonderful meals and delicious swimming in quarry sweet water on an Indian Summer day.How lucky to be an artist in a community of Dance Across Borders! @caitlincobb_ @annhedly @anna.dembska @susan.osberg @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @janecomfort
Joy of sharing daily morning warmup, sanctuary rehearsals, wonderful meals and delicious swimming in quarry sweet water on an Indian Summer day.How lucky to be an artist in a community of Dance Across Borders! @caitlincobb_ @annhedly @anna.dembska @susan.osberg @mai_kanazawa_love @aliceetlesautres @janecomfort
Gathering in Waldoboro, Maine this week to celebrate 30 years of Dance Across Borders. A reminder of the delight of communal residency and our community of international contemporary dance.
Film showings and artist panels are today through Friday. Thursday (tomorrow) evening, Muna will be showing videos of her repertoire; with a performance on Saturday (beginning at 5pm, not 7pm).
Founded at Dia Art Foundation in 1995, DAB has served as a gateway for independent choreographers in NYC, Estonia, France, the Netherlands, and Sweden.
For tickets, please contact Susan Osberg at susanosberg@mac.com
Photos of Muna by Ann Hedly
@annhedly @janecomfort @susan.osberg @andreagoodman_rubythroated
Gathering in Waldoboro, Maine this week to celebrate 30 years of Dance Across Borders. A reminder of the delight of communal residency and our community of international contemporary dance.
Film showings and artist panels are today through Friday. Thursday (tomorrow) evening, Muna will be showing videos of her repertoire; with a performance on Saturday (beginning at 5pm, not 7pm).
Founded at Dia Art Foundation in 1995, DAB has served as a gateway for independent choreographers in NYC, Estonia, France, the Netherlands, and Sweden.
For tickets, please contact Susan Osberg at susanosberg@mac.com
Photos of Muna by Ann Hedly
@annhedly @janecomfort @susan.osberg @andreagoodman_rubythroated
Gathering in Waldoboro, Maine this week to celebrate 30 years of Dance Across Borders. A reminder of the delight of communal residency and our community of international contemporary dance.
Film showings and artist panels are today through Friday. Thursday (tomorrow) evening, Muna will be showing videos of her repertoire; with a performance on Saturday (beginning at 5pm, not 7pm).
Founded at Dia Art Foundation in 1995, DAB has served as a gateway for independent choreographers in NYC, Estonia, France, the Netherlands, and Sweden.
For tickets, please contact Susan Osberg at susanosberg@mac.com
Photos of Muna by Ann Hedly
@annhedly @janecomfort @susan.osberg @andreagoodman_rubythroated
Gathering in Waldoboro, Maine this week to celebrate 30 years of Dance Across Borders. A reminder of the delight of communal residency and our community of international contemporary dance.
Film showings and artist panels are today through Friday. Thursday (tomorrow) evening, Muna will be showing videos of her repertoire; with a performance on Saturday (beginning at 5pm, not 7pm).
Founded at Dia Art Foundation in 1995, DAB has served as a gateway for independent choreographers in NYC, Estonia, France, the Netherlands, and Sweden.
For tickets, please contact Susan Osberg at susanosberg@mac.com
Photos of Muna by Ann Hedly
@annhedly @janecomfort @susan.osberg @andreagoodman_rubythroated
Gathering in Waldoboro, Maine this week to celebrate 30 years of Dance Across Borders. A reminder of the delight of communal residency and our community of international contemporary dance.
Film showings and artist panels are today through Friday. Thursday (tomorrow) evening, Muna will be showing videos of her repertoire; with a performance on Saturday (beginning at 5pm, not 7pm).
Founded at Dia Art Foundation in 1995, DAB has served as a gateway for independent choreographers in NYC, Estonia, France, the Netherlands, and Sweden.
For tickets, please contact Susan Osberg at susanosberg@mac.com
Photos of Muna by Ann Hedly
@annhedly @janecomfort @susan.osberg @andreagoodman_rubythroated
Gathering in Waldoboro, Maine this week to celebrate 30 years of Dance Across Borders. A reminder of the delight of communal residency and our community of international contemporary dance.
Film showings and artist panels are today through Friday. Thursday (tomorrow) evening, Muna will be showing videos of her repertoire; with a performance on Saturday (beginning at 5pm, not 7pm).
Founded at Dia Art Foundation in 1995, DAB has served as a gateway for independent choreographers in NYC, Estonia, France, the Netherlands, and Sweden.
For tickets, please contact Susan Osberg at susanosberg@mac.com
Photos of Muna by Ann Hedly
@annhedly @janecomfort @susan.osberg @andreagoodman_rubythroated
Gathering in Waldoboro, Maine this week to celebrate 30 years of Dance Across Borders. A reminder of the delight of communal residency and our community of international contemporary dance.
Film showings and artist panels are today through Friday. Thursday (tomorrow) evening, Muna will be showing videos of her repertoire; with a performance on Saturday (beginning at 5pm, not 7pm).
Founded at Dia Art Foundation in 1995, DAB has served as a gateway for independent choreographers in NYC, Estonia, France, the Netherlands, and Sweden.
For tickets, please contact Susan Osberg at susanosberg@mac.com
Photos of Muna by Ann Hedly
@annhedly @janecomfort @susan.osberg @andreagoodman_rubythroated
Gathering in Waldoboro, Maine this week to celebrate 30 years of Dance Across Borders. A reminder of the delight of communal residency and our community of international contemporary dance.
Film showings and artist panels are today through Friday. Thursday (tomorrow) evening, Muna will be showing videos of her repertoire; with a performance on Saturday (beginning at 5pm, not 7pm).
Founded at Dia Art Foundation in 1995, DAB has served as a gateway for independent choreographers in NYC, Estonia, France, the Netherlands, and Sweden.
For tickets, please contact Susan Osberg at susanosberg@mac.com
Photos of Muna by Ann Hedly
@annhedly @janecomfort @susan.osberg @andreagoodman_rubythroated
Gathering in Waldoboro, Maine this week to celebrate 30 years of Dance Across Borders. A reminder of the delight of communal residency and our community of international contemporary dance.
Film showings and artist panels are today through Friday. Thursday (tomorrow) evening, Muna will be showing videos of her repertoire; with a performance on Saturday (beginning at 5pm, not 7pm).
Founded at Dia Art Foundation in 1995, DAB has served as a gateway for independent choreographers in NYC, Estonia, France, the Netherlands, and Sweden.
For tickets, please contact Susan Osberg at susanosberg@mac.com
Photos of Muna by Ann Hedly
@annhedly @janecomfort @susan.osberg @andreagoodman_rubythroated
Gathering in Waldoboro, Maine this week to celebrate 30 years of Dance Across Borders. A reminder of the delight of communal residency and our community of international contemporary dance.
Film showings and artist panels are today through Friday. Thursday (tomorrow) evening, Muna will be showing videos of her repertoire; with a performance on Saturday (beginning at 5pm, not 7pm).
Founded at Dia Art Foundation in 1995, DAB has served as a gateway for independent choreographers in NYC, Estonia, France, the Netherlands, and Sweden.
For tickets, please contact Susan Osberg at susanosberg@mac.com
Photos of Muna by Ann Hedly
@annhedly @janecomfort @susan.osberg @andreagoodman_rubythroated
Gathering in Waldoboro, Maine this week to celebrate 30 years of Dance Across Borders. A reminder of the delight of communal residency and our community of international contemporary dance.
Film showings and artist panels are today through Friday. Thursday (tomorrow) evening, Muna will be showing videos of her repertoire; with a performance on Saturday (beginning at 5pm, not 7pm).
Founded at Dia Art Foundation in 1995, DAB has served as a gateway for independent choreographers in NYC, Estonia, France, the Netherlands, and Sweden.
For tickets, please contact Susan Osberg at susanosberg@mac.com
Photos of Muna by Ann Hedly
@annhedly @janecomfort @susan.osberg @andreagoodman_rubythroated
Gathering in Waldoboro, Maine this week to celebrate 30 years of Dance Across Borders. A reminder of the delight of communal residency and our community of international contemporary dance.
Film showings and artist panels are today through Friday. Thursday (tomorrow) evening, Muna will be showing videos of her repertoire; with a performance on Saturday (beginning at 5pm, not 7pm).
Founded at Dia Art Foundation in 1995, DAB has served as a gateway for independent choreographers in NYC, Estonia, France, the Netherlands, and Sweden.
For tickets, please contact Susan Osberg at susanosberg@mac.com
Photos of Muna by Ann Hedly
@annhedly @janecomfort @susan.osberg @andreagoodman_rubythroated
Gathering in Waldoboro, Maine this week to celebrate 30 years of Dance Across Borders. A reminder of the delight of communal residency and our community of international contemporary dance.
Film showings and artist panels are today through Friday. Thursday (tomorrow) evening, Muna will be showing videos of her repertoire; with a performance on Saturday (beginning at 5pm, not 7pm).
Founded at Dia Art Foundation in 1995, DAB has served as a gateway for independent choreographers in NYC, Estonia, France, the Netherlands, and Sweden.
For tickets, please contact Susan Osberg at susanosberg@mac.com
Photos of Muna by Ann Hedly
@annhedly @janecomfort @susan.osberg @andreagoodman_rubythroated
Gathering in Waldoboro, Maine this week to celebrate 30 years of Dance Across Borders. A reminder of the delight of communal residency and our community of international contemporary dance.
Film showings and artist panels are today through Friday. Thursday (tomorrow) evening, Muna will be showing videos of her repertoire; with a performance on Saturday (beginning at 5pm, not 7pm).
Founded at Dia Art Foundation in 1995, DAB has served as a gateway for independent choreographers in NYC, Estonia, France, the Netherlands, and Sweden.
For tickets, please contact Susan Osberg at susanosberg@mac.com
Photos of Muna by Ann Hedly
@annhedly @janecomfort @susan.osberg @andreagoodman_rubythroated
Gathering in Waldoboro, Maine this week to celebrate 30 years of Dance Across Borders. A reminder of the delight of communal residency and our community of international contemporary dance.
Film showings and artist panels are today through Friday. Thursday (tomorrow) evening, Muna will be showing videos of her repertoire; with a performance on Saturday (beginning at 5pm, not 7pm).
Founded at Dia Art Foundation in 1995, DAB has served as a gateway for independent choreographers in NYC, Estonia, France, the Netherlands, and Sweden.
For tickets, please contact Susan Osberg at susanosberg@mac.com
Photos of Muna by Ann Hedly
@annhedly @janecomfort @susan.osberg @andreagoodman_rubythroated
Dance Across Borders 2025. Just a taste. @munatseng @janecomfort @susan.osberg @andreagoodman_rubythroated
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