Design by Ingrid Frahm
Part of staying fulfilled (and sane) during the pandemic is about finding and participating in things you love. Fittingly, February’s culture lineup is stacked with a diverse assortment of in-person and virtual events that will make your heart sing. Among them: an out-of-this-world comedy variety show, stunning choreographic premieres, an innovative art fair scattered across New York, and a Zoom reunion reading of a play written by Tony Award winner Billy Porter. To round it all out, the Met Opera will be presenting two weeks of free nightly streams of performances starring legendary African-American performers in honor of Black History Month.
Original work by nine contemporary artists featured on large-scale murals throughout New York City
Christopher Myers, My Body is a Burning House, 2020. Collage, 18 x 24 inches. Courtesy of the artist. Photo: Orange Barrel Media.
NEW YORK, NY
.- Orange Barrel Media, in partnership with gallery We Buy Gold, presents Walls for a Cause NYC, a multi-site public art project and corresponding online exhibition featuring original paintings by nine contemporary artists. The works are being displayed on OBMs prominent and large-scale outdoor wall spaces throughout Brooklyn and Manhattan and are being featured in an online exhibition by We Buy Gold titled On the Other Side of Something. A percentage from the sale of each artwork will be donated to Project EATS, a New York City-based non-profit community enterprise organization. Additionally, OBM is donating space on two walls to Project EATS to further promote the organizations work. The public murals are on view together beginning Janu