angelin preljocaj

James Fuentes LLC is pleased to announce Claude Lévêque's forthcoming solo exhibition Les Roses Blanches.

Why Now? is a piece in two chapters.

The first chapter follows the path of a woman on the leave, facing the complexities of her memories while trying to gather the strength to leap forward.

Daring, passionately sensual, and provocative, the dance works of French-born Albanian Angelin Preljocaj have left an indelible mark on international dance, including his ravishing Near Life Experience (at UCLA Live in 2004), his dramatically modern take on Romeo and Juliet (at UCLA in 1998) and his powerful version of Le Sacre du Printemps.

Vivaldi's concerto "The Four Seasons" is probably one of the most well-known and abused pieces of classical music in history.

For the second time in its history, New York will be celebrating the beginning of summer, Saturday June 21, with Make Music New York, a city-wide festival of music held as part of the worldwide Fête de la Musique!

After just one year, Make Music NY has become the largest such event outside of Europe.

The up-and-coming American troupe Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet will present a new staging of “L'Annonciation”, choreographed by Angelin Preljocaj.

No year resonates more powerfully than 1968. This month is the 40th anniversary of the Parisian student riots.

New Yorkers can mark the occasion with two rich and wide-ranging film programs that aim to capture, on screen, the spirit of the student uprisings.

One, at Film Forum (through June 5), is devoted to Filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard in the 1960s, when he was at the height of his influence, productivity and creative power.

On Monday, April 14, 2008, the Cultural Services of the Embassy of France announced at the Payne Whitney Mansion in New York 'French Dance Spring', a new special event bringing nine French and American organizations together in an unprecedented homage to French contemporary dance.

From May 8 to July