Mick Moloney (Pew Fellow, 2000) performs tonight (November 4) at the Puffin Cultural Forum in Teaneck, NJ. Moloney “traces the wondrous evolution of old-time American country and bluegrass music in 18th and 19th century Southern Appalachia where Irish, Scottish, German, and English immigrants, African Americans, and indigenous Cherokee all lived amid their music, songs, and stories.” More info >
Contrabando, an exhibition of work by 1993 Pew Fellow Rafael Ferrer, opens tomorrow November 5 at Guild Hall in East Hampton, NY. Click here to read a recent interview with Ferrer. For even deeper insight, consider attending the following talks: On November 12, Mr. Ferrer will speak with Barry Schwabsky, the art critic of The Nation. On December 10, Edward J. Sullivan, a professor of art history at the Institute of Fine Arts and New York University, will also examine Mr. Ferrer’s work with the artist in attendance. The talks are free with museum admission. Exhibition info >
Tim Portlock (Pew Fellow, 2011) and Jennifer Levonian (2009) are among the visual artists whose work is being shown at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art in here., an exhibition that considers...
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