Art Inside Performance Space New York’s ‘Divine Disco’ The East Village institution’s 44th annual gala celebrated its artists with a fantasia of performances and an unforgettable party
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Art Watch ‘Divine Disco,’ the 44th annual Performance Space New York Gala live on Document Tune into the livestream starting at 6pm EDT and for exclusive coverage for PSNY, read our interviews with creative director Richard Kennedy and artistic director...
Art Taja Cheek makes curation a collaborative art The newly appointed artistic director of Performance Space New York sits down with Document ahead of the East Village institution’s 44th annual gala
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