White Box Residencies: Tania Isaac
Isaac, a 2011 Pew Fellow in dance and choreography, peppered the walls of the Center with blank pages for writing and sharing ideas, in an evolving project called "The Notebook."
American Impresario: David Harrington
The second article in the American Impresario series features Harrington, founder and artistic director of the Kronos Quartet. Through almost four decades of work, Harrington has had a major impact on contemporary music.
Pigeons on the Grass, Alas: Astria Suparak
"This has remained a core part of my curatorial agenda: Giving voice and space to marginalized points of view."
American Impresario: John Schaefer
The premiere *American Impresario* article comes from one of the nation's most adventurous radio producers, WNYC's John Schaefer, host of *Soundcheck*, *New Sounds*, and the *New Sounds Live* concert series.
Anna Deavere Smith on Let Me Down Easy
In 2011, playwright and actress Anna Deavere Smith spoke at a Center-hosted event about the evolution of her one-woman show.
Studio Visits with Dancers, Not Sculptors
While Jens Hoffmann was in Philadelphia to lecture at the Center in 2011, he made a few "studio" visits with local dance companies and described the experience to us.
The Museum Educator in the Expanded Field with Eungie Joo and Pablo Helguera
In 2011, the Center convened a round-table discussion with MoMA's Pablo Helguera and the New Museum's Eungie Joo to discuss the evolving state of museum education.
Document(s): If the System Isn't Right, Why Can't We Change It? An Interview with Danny Yung
Writer and arts specialist Suzanne Carbonneau conducted a public discussion with Danny Yung, artistic director of Zuni Icosahedron from Hong Kong, on September 18, 2010.
Václav Havel on Leaving, Playwriting, and Politics
In 2010, the Center hosted Václav Havel, the late renowned playwright and former President of the Czech Republic, for an interview at The Wilma Theater, prior to the American premiere of *Leaving*, his first play in 20 years.
Painting and Its Exhibitions: Talking with Thomas Nozkowski and Robert Storr
On May 3, 2010, two of contemporary visual arts' most distinguished figures visited the Center for a compelling conversation addressing the practice of painting, the making of painting exhibitions, and the relationship between the two.