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Search / Filter EventsJoin the Emily Harvey Foundation for a concert tracing contemporary and emerging sound practices back to 1960s pioneering and legendary works by Japanese women experimental sound artists based in New York, including Tomoko Hojo (ACC 2019)...
View EventAsia Society (Multiple Grants 1964-2016) presents Movement: Performance Platform, featuring work by artists expanding the possibilities of dance...
View EventPerformance Spaces for the 21st Century/PS21 presents "The Legend of The Waitress & The Robber," a new play by Renee Philippi (ACC 2017)...
View EventThis special concert brings together four outstanding performers of Japanese music as they highlight an arc of brilliant compositions, ranging from the golden classical era of Edo Period Japan to the vibrant contemporary musical life of New York...
View EventComposer and percussionist Susie Ibarra’s Fragility Etudes explores humanity’s interdependence with the natural environment through a world of sound...
View EventA one-of-a-kind Shakuhachi Concert! Featuring five world-class shakuhachi artists: Marco Lienhard, James Nyoraku Schlefer, former ACC director Ralph Samuelson, and ACC grantees Elizabeth Brown and Zac Zinger...
View EventTNM presents Best In Score 2021 featuring the winning scores of the Tribeca New Music National 2021 Young Composer Competition. Composer/performer Zac Zinger (ACC 2016) will perform his Haiku in Variation...
View EventThe sound installation Water Rhythms: Listening to Climate Change is a collaboration between composer, percussionist, and sound artist Susie Ibarra (ACC 2007, 2018) and glaciologist, geographer, and climate scientist Michele Koppes...
View EventA fundraising concert honoring Filipino American frontline healthcare workers, featuring Radnel Ofalsa (ACC 2021)...
View EventThe second night of China Now features the festival’s ensemble in residence, the Del Sol String Quartet, and Guggenheim Composer Fellow Jin Hi Kim, in a showcase of Asian American composers of contemporary American music at the Fisher Center at Bard College...
View EventFor her Year of Uncertainty project, Queens Museum Artist-In-Residence Utsa Hazarika (ACC 2017-2020) expands a body of artwork, research, and analysis on the subject of diasporic Desi identity in Living As A Nation...
View EventMuhlenberg College will host Sandra Eula Lee (ACC 2009) for a solo exhibition in the Martin Art Gallery...
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