Paseo de las Artes – Festival de las Artes del Alto Manhattan

2020 Uptown Arts Stroll (image by Carla Torres)

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El Paseo de las Artes es el festival anual de artes de NoMAA de un mes de duración. Durante el mes de junio, la diversidad de artistas que viven en el Alto Manhattan presentan sus inspiradas obras en negocios, instituciones, parques y otros espacios públicos de nuestros vecindarios. lea más »

2020 Uptown Arts Stroll poster contest winner Carla Torres — Congratulations to 2020 Uptown Arts Stroll poster contest winner Carla Torres

Second Place: David Kaminsky

Third Place: Leo Grinberg

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Guías del paseo

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Ver la guía del paseo 2018

Ver la guía del paseo 2017

Ver la guía del paseo 2016

Ver la guía del paseo 2015

Ver la guía del paseo 2014

Ver la guía del paseo 2013

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2009

Noticias de NoMAA más recientes

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#Repost @miguelzenonmusic ・・・ "Sound Waves

#Repost @miguelzenonmusic
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"Sound Waves and Brain Waves" tonight at 7:30pm, in collaboration with @nomaanyc and @zuckermanbrain...Visit www.nomaanyc.org to join in…
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Monday, October 19, 7:30pm ET / Sound Waves and Br

Monday, October 19, 7:30pm ET / Sound Waves and Brain Waves - Live Performance and Dialogue
"Our Musical Memories"
Zoom link at nomaanyc.org

In the first of this series, Miguel Zenón joins with #neuroscientist and science communicator Dr. Paula Croxson. Enjoy live performance of memorable music, and exploration of why some songs are more memorable than others, and why we like the music that we like

In this series we explore the intersections between #jazz music and science, from how we experience sound and rhythm, to musical memories and the creative process. Join multiple Grammy nominee and Guggenheim and MacArthur Fellow Miguel Zenón for an intimate online performance combined with conversation with scientists from Columbia University’s Zuckerman Institute, where Zenón is currently jazz artist-in-residence.

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#Repost @rachelsyd Rachel Sydlowski was recently

#Repost @rachelsyd
Rachel Sydlowski was recently on Thursdays with NoMAA. See inside her studio! Link at nomaanyc.org
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Sharing a small moment from Assembly of Ciphers @dyckmanfarmhouse - opens Tuesday, 10/20/2020. Appointments are going fast -reserve at @dyckmanfarmhouse (link to reserve is in their bio). There are many more surprises, which I’ll be sharing over the next few...
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#Repost @breadandyoga ・・・ We’re up to som

#Repost @breadandyoga
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We’re up to something amazing with the incredible @sohumanity in partnership with @nomaanyc...so until we can tell you al the juicy details, here a little #bts peek.

Any guesses? 😋🥰

Live now on Zoom Marjorie Eliot and @parlorentert

Live now on Zoom Marjorie Eliot and @parlorentertainmentharlem link at nomaanyc.org

TONIGHT 10/15 at 7:30 hear Harlem jazz legend, an

TONIGHT 10/15 at 7:30 hear Harlem jazz legend, and 2009 Uptown Arts Stroll honoree, Marjorie Eliot!
Sedric Choukroun – saxophone, clarinet, flute
Nicholas Mauro – trumpet
Ron Pierrot – bass
Rudel Drears – piano, vocals, musical director
Marjorie Eliot – piano, event director
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#Repost @senatorrjackson ・・・ If you're in t

#Repost @senatorrjackson
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If you're in the mood for some jazz, join @nomaanyc and legendary musician Marjorie Eliot tomorrow (Thu) at 7:30pm for a free virtual concert!

#Repost @gilderlehrman @vegalteno is a founding b

#Repost @gilderlehrman
@vegalteno is a founding board member at NoMAA. Check out #HBOpartner murals on the #LatinxDiaspora on view on 175St outside @unitedpalacenyc for a few more days!
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Join us tomorrow, 10/14, at 8 pm ET for an exclusive Q&A with Luis Miranda, the subject of the @hbo documentary #SiempreLuis. ⁣
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Miranda, the father of #LinManuelMiranda, is a civic activist and philanthropist and was instrumental in creating #EduHam. Attendees will be able to ask questions about his life, the early days of @HamiltonMusical and EduHam, his philanthropic work in Puerto Rico, and more. ⁣
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This is a free online event and open to all. RSVP link in bio.

#Repost @hispanic_society ・・・ Join us tomor

#Repost @hispanic_society
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Join us tomorrow, October 14, 2020, at 5:00pm for a conversation and music performance celebrating Hispanic Women Composers. As part of the Hispanic Society's celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Dr. Elizabeth Weinfield will highlight works by women composers with cultural roots in the Iberian peninsula, focusing on Marianna Martínes (1744–1812), a classical composer working in Vienna in the time of Mozart, and Leonora Duarte (1610–1678), a Portuguese-Jewish converso living and working in Antwerp and the only known woman to write for the viola da gamba in the seventeenth century.

Join us tomorrow us via YouTube Live: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCf0ZwlQ_44
*You will be able to post your questions and comments during and after the event! Please note – in order to post your comments, you will need to create a YouTube account prior to the event.

Dr. Elizabeth Weinfield is a music historian whose research explores the relationships among gender, performance, and race in the early modern period. She is the Artistic Director of Sonnambula and teaches on the music history faculty of The Juilliard School in New York City.

Image Captions:
Left: Unknown Artist, Miniature Portrait of a Lady, oil on cardboard, ca. 1575-1625
Right: Elizabeth Weinfield, photo credit: Mark Kwiatek

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