SundayArts
| Network: | Thirteen/WNET |
| Season: | 1 |
| Genre: | Arts and Culture |
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| Schedule: | Sundays at Noon |
| Starring: | New York City's Artists and Arts Institutions |
| Plot Outline: | hirteen/WNET New York has enjoyed a long history of partnering with the city’s most celebrated cultural institutions and capturing their work for public television audiences. In doing so, Thirteen has become a major exporter of New York artistry to the rest of America. Now, SundayArts, a new, weekly series, broadcasting every Sunday at noon, is positioning Thirteen as the portal through which local, as well as non-local arts enthusiasts can access the city’s cultural best. On the SundayArts... (read more) |
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Soldiers in the Armory 5:17pm
It is fascinating to think that Die Soldaten, a vast, experimental opera by the German composer Bernd Alois Zimmermann, was written in the late 1950s and early 1960s, the same time during which the AMC’s popular hourlong television drama Mad Men is set. Mad Men is about the advertising world in New York just before [...]
June 23
Thirteen/WNET takes viewers behind the scenes of The New York City Waterfalls, visit current public art installations around New York, and look back at past public art in the city in this documentary.
Dance In America: Wolf Trap 1:08pm
Launched in 2000, Wolf Trap’s Face of America commissions dance makers, musicians and performing artists from across the nation to explore the relationship between the natural stage and the creative process; and celebrate fellow National Parks and their cultural heritage using the language of the performing arts. The multi-year initiative of the Wolf Trap Foundation [...]
La Fille du Regiment 10:54am
Directed by Laurent Pelly, this production features Natalie Dessay's fearless coloratura and impeccable comic timing paired with Juan Diego Florez's remarkable musicality, including, of course, the famous aria featuring nine high Cs.
June 20
SundayArts News for 6/22/08 3:46pm
This week in SundayArts News: check out new contemporary works from across the Atlantic at From Another Shore: Recent Icelandic Art at Scandinavia House, Ballet Biarritz comes to the Joyce Theater, see the new exhibition Buckminster Fuller: Starting with the Universe at the Whitney Museum of American Art, and the film and video installation Vietnam: [...]
Ballet Hispanico 3:24pm
Ballet Hispanico seeks to celebrate and further interpret the moving and beautiful aesthetic of this dynamic culture and to share it with all people.
The talk in art circles may be about China these days, but the northern European scene isn’t doing too bad for itself either. Just this summer in New York, there’s “From Another Shore: Recent Icelandic Art” at Scandinavia House, “Arctic Hysteria: New Art from Finland” at P.S.1, and of course Denmark’s Olafur Eliasson is staging [...]
June 19
Young Opera: Crystal Mosser 3:01pm
Meet Crystal Mosser, a soprano from NYU, soon to be seen upstate in Chatham, New York as Christine in The Phantom of the Opera.
Wordless Encounters 1:38pm
In music performance today, one of the hottest presenters around is Wordless Music . If you’re a New Yorker, they seem to be suddenly everywhere, and their concerts have been getting raves from critics from The New Yorker, The New York Times, New York magazine, and Gramophone magazine, as well as attracting audiences that [...]
June 18
In his new autobiography, Put on a Happy Face, composer Charles Strouse at one point writes, “If you speak of musical failures, to most people, it’s as boring as hearing about ‘the four hours I spent waiting for a plane at the Buffalo airport.’”
Most people—except for musical-theater fans, that is! America is said to be [...]
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