STREET HEROINES | Alexandra Henry talks to BEDFORD+BOWERY
Filmmaker Alexandra Henry talks to Nicole Disser of BEDFORD+BOWERY about her documentary STREET HEROINES. Tonight: A Pop-Up Show for Street Heroines, a New History of Women Street Artists
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SSB ON THE RADIO | Saturday, April 16th, 2016
Today on Planet Juniper(10:00 am 96.9 KMRD MADRID NM) Bett Williams will be talking with Quintan Ana Wikswo about “Out Here Death is No Big Deal” her project on gender violence against indigenous women and border femicide. Susan Martin will join us to talk about Lydia Lunch‘s visionary new work. Listeners in Madrid and Cerrillos…
BLACK NIGHT, BLACK KNIGHT | Mike Tyler | Saturday, April 30th | Performance and Publication Party 7 PM / Free | Gleason’s Gym, 77 Front St, DUMBO
In his new book, Black Night, Black Knight, Tyler’s poems evoke a time when phone booths still existed, you could smoke on planes, and Richard Nixon had just died—inspiring the shortest poem in the book: “Good.” Infamous for breaking his arm during a particularly tumultuous reading, Tyler’s writing is fueled by a red-hot, molten exchange…
STREET HEROINES | Alexandra Henry | Tuesday, April 26th |A POP UP ART SHOW AND FUNDRAISER | Rabbithole, 33 Washington Street, DUMBO | Presented in Association with Howl! Happening
Join filmmaker Alexandra Henry and a catalytic group of artists for a special exhibition of the artists’ work to benefit STREET HEROINES, a feature documentary that celebrates the creativity and courage of female graffiti and street artists. Against great odds, these articulate, talented, and strong young women are producing visually stunning work that transforms the…
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