Spectrum. Spectrum’s mission is to foster innovation and virtuosity in the arts.
Spectrum is a technology-intensive site for innovative music, multimedia and art. We have comfortable furniture and a Steinway D piano that has been carefully maintained since it was purchased new in 2010. We have a professional, 5.1-surround system as well as a more-advanced, ExFi (extreme fidelity) sound system with components designed and built by our Chief Science Officer Lawrence de Martin. As of April 2014, we also have a decent gallery space for displaying art. Practical information – please read before calling: Tickets are purchased at the door. Please note that Spectrum by day is the office for two biotechnology companies. We generally have refreshments available. Audience members (again) are admonished not to bring beverages.
TRANS-PECOS. Rio Sakairi: Cultivating a Small Space for Big Talent. -By Kari O’Hara Rio Sakairi hustles around the small studio in midtown, setting up chairs, moving furniture, preparing the performance space for the show that night.
Furnished with an old sofa and some folding chairs facing the small stage, The Jazz Gallery is quiet and empty except for Sakairi, her six year old son and eight year old daughter playing in the around the chairs, and the two interns, men in their twenties who enter with acoustic guitars on their backs. As the artistic director, she runs the one room performance space on Broadway and 27th street almost single handedly. Though it is quiet during the day, three nights a week it turns into a nonprofit performance space bustling with musicians and an audience of Gallery members, who pay $75 a year for discounted tickets to all the shows, and visitors. Originally from Ibaraki, Japan, Sakairi was introduced to classical music at a young age. Instead she went into business. Their professional paths crossed in 2000. The Secret Theatre. Jackny.org. Calendar. Ding Dong Lounge. Ginny’s Supper Club. A Unique Event Space in Brooklyn. The Well Brooklyn — Drink in the History. The Paper Box NYC.
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After close to thirteen years at 161 Hudson Street in TriBeCa, the gentrification of the Manhattan loft set has caught up with the venerable club. The building is being sold and turned into residential condos and the venue is being converted into office and lobby space. Since opening on Valentine's Day in 1989, Wetlands achieved national prominence as the home of the burgeoning jam-band scene through the emergence of Dave Matthews Band, Phish, Blues Traveler, Widespread Panic, Spin Doctors, and the many other improv-oriented rockers who performed regularly at the venue in the '90s. Konkrete Jungle, the first American weekly drum and bass party, called Wetlands home for its first three years. 58 North 6 Media Labs, NYC. Kind of Nublu (Blog) Gramercy Theatre (GramercyTheatre) Belmont Lounge NYC. Irving Plaza (IrvingPlaza) New York's New Music And Arts Series M.A.K. General Articles New York City has a brilliant new arts foundation, and a related music series.
Nikka Arts is a music and arts foundation, founded by New York singer and composer Lola Danza and her business partner JB, of aboptv.com. The organization aims to provide a space where musicians and artists can present their creative work, and also attract money to record inventive musicians who, like most artists now, are not offered contracts by major labels. Nikka Arts is also inaugurating a music series called M.A.K. (Music and Kreation), the opening night of which is on Sunday April 3rd, 2011 at 7 pm. The M.A.K. series is actively supported by many leading artists including vocalists Sheila Jordan.
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