Salon Symphony - March 8, 2017

CELEBRATE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN ARTISTS IN NYC

Celebrate international women artists from history and the here and now on International Women's Day.

New York-based women artists share work from a notable woman artist from their chosen homeland, representing more than a dozen nations in tribute to women's artistry across the globe on Wednesday March 8th.

A multi-disciplinary event, including monologues, songs, dance & even visual art commentaries, celebrating the legacy of cultural riches created by women around the world and sustained today by the women and the city of New York.

Working with The OPTimistiks theatre collective, the International Women Artists' Salon looks forward to its fifth collaboration with the League of Professional Theatre Women and their International Committee as well individual, independent artists, from all disciplines.

Salon sYmphoNY first found its voice in the Lounge at Dixon Place in 2012, where the International Women Artists' Salon now hosts a monthly event to showcase the talents of its membership.
The Episcopal Actors' Guild at 1 East 29th Street (between Madison & Fifth Avenues) is the venue for the event on Wednesday March 8th at 7pm; for all who are inspired by women artists.

General Advance reservations are recommended via the Brown Paper Ticketing Link http://bpt.me/2885576, only $10.

Unreserved seating on the day is subject to availability and a $15 ticket on the door.

Community groups of disenfranchised, please contact for comp tickets.

Proceeds support women artists everywhere!

For more information please contact Heidi Russell at heidirussellpublicist@gmail.com or 646.272.8879

International Women Artists' Salon, a cross-disciplinary, cross-cultural organization of women making art in the world today.
Join/Partner/Sponsor:
womenartsalon@gmail.com

The OPTimistiks Collective, International Theatre Artists Learning & Living in New York City - Keep it+! www.theoptimistiks.org

League of Professional Theatre Women, a not-for-profit organization that seeks to promote visibility and increase opportunities for women in the Professional Theatre - www.theatrewomen.org


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IWAS Programs:

Salon Solo - visual art exhibition series - looking for a new space partner - contact us

Salon Lounge at Dixon Place - monthly multi-disciplinary showcase at
Dixon Place,161A Chrystie Street (Rivington/Delancey), NYC

Salon Radio on City World Radio network, Thursdays 8-8:55pm EST
live listening on TuneIn.com or TuneIn app for smartphones, all shows archived for on-demand listening at www.CityWorldRadio.com

Salon Radio, Thursday February 23, 2017

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IT'S THURSDAY NIGHT, please join us for SALON RADIO on City World Radio Network

8pm/Midnight/On-Demand thereafter
www.CityWorldRadio.com

Tonight's show is hosted by Maureen Van Trease with Dale Novella presenting our guests tonight:

Salon Radio Special presents Women’s Artistry in Australia with multi-disciplinary artists Charlotte Evans and Michaela Ottone, visiting in town from Melbourne, Australia.



Our Salon Solo {Radio} guest is singer-songwriter Emma Zakarivicous.
Salon Radio is rounded out as always with our Women in Art World Bulletin highlighting news about women in all The Arts tonight with editor Jenny Green and our Salon Bulletin for upcoming week's happenings of Salonistas around the world (Casey Abeson editor). Our sound engineer is musician Jade Zabric.

Find City Word Radio Network on www.TuneIn.com or on TuneIn app, 8pm EST tonight for live show or listen live from www.CityWorldRadio.com

Tonight’s show will rebroadcast tonight at midnight EST.

You can listen to past shows on demand anytime on www.CityWorldRadio.com (click on the mic icon, then the
folder icon, and search for our Salon Radio shows in the archive listing).

Please let us know you are listening!! And please share wide to bring these amazing artists to a wide audience.



Thank you to tonight's Sponsor: Theatre Beyond Broadway
Theatre Beyond Broadway is a platform created to promote and support independent artists working beyond the bright lights of Broadway. Theatre Beyond Broadway is also a producing company and includes an education component. The TBB Players are a group of artists that teach empowerment through theatre to students. If you’re interested in learning more about us, please feel free to contact TBB at info@theatrebeyondbroadway.com.
or go to www.theatrebeyondbroadway.com


Please contact us if you would like to sponsor one or more of our shows. womenartsalon@gmail.com

See you on the radio!
Synergistically Cheers ~
Heidi Russell, founder and producer

International Women Artists' Salon - We invite you to follow us! Please invite others!
International Women Artists' Salon
https://www.facebook.com/InternationalWomenArtistsSalon
We are on Twitter too: @womenartsalon
and newly on Instagram: womenartsalon
Logo: Maggie Cousins
Jingle: Teresa Lotz

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Salon Solo {Radio}: singer-songwriter Emma Zakarivicous

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Salon Radio Special: Women’s Artistry in Australia with multi-disciplinary artists Charlotte Evans and Michaela Ottone, visiting in town from Melbourne, Australia.





Michaela Ottone


While visiting New York Michaela has undertaken numerous dance intensives and classes, with national and international dancers, companies, and laboratories. In a Deakin University study tour with Movement Research, Michaela studied improvisation; contact improvisation; and contemporary composition and technique classes. In Movement Research's MELT workshops, Michaela studied the somatic practice Alexander Technique; contemporary; and further improvisation studies. She undertook a week long Gaga intensive with Batsheva Dance Company; and has studied African, capoeira and flamenco dance. Concurrently, Michaela has pursued analogue black and white photography practices, documenting candid street life of New Yorkers. She has developed a series of self portraits via reflective surfaces, which portray more than one perspective or reality for the viewer; and local, family run businesses, amongst others. Previous projects have included environmental portraits (particularly children); nature; travel and street photography.



In Melbourne, Michaela has improvised in collaborations with performance artists; and video and sculpture students; RMIT University video student work Mia Zen 'Seed'; RMIT video/sculpture interactive student work Sammy Sommariva 'Recode'; and performance artist Hiromi Tango 'Wrapped' project, as part of the Melbourne festival. Michaela's extremely interested in pursuing and deepening her dance and photography studies, in whatever part of the world she finds herself.



Bio:

Michaela is a Bachelor of creative arts (dance) student from Deakin University, Melbourne. Originally classically trained, her focus is principally contemporary dance and improvisation. She is greatly inspired and interested in the pedestrian; accessible; non narrative; pure movement of Judson Church legends Trisha Brown; Deborah Hay; Yvonne Rainer; and Steve Paxton. Contrastingly, Michaela's intrigued and fascinated by Ohad Naharin's movement language 'Gaga'; and the highly physical work of his Batsheva Dance Company. In New York, Michaela studied with Iréne Hultman; Bradley Teal Ellis; K.J. Holmes; Terre O' Connor; Jennifer Monson; Jennifer Nugent; Miguel Gutierrez; Jeanine Durning; Shelley Senter; Joanna Kotze; Ohad Naharin and Batsheva company dancers. Michaela studied analogue and digital photography, but is an analogue enthusiast. Influences include photojournalists from prestigious photography firm Magnum; Sergio Lerrain; Henri Cartier Bresson; and social documentary and child portrait photographers Sally Mann; Dorothea Lang; Robert Frank; Vivian Maier; and Larry Clark. Michaela wishes to complete postgraduate studies abroad, as well as undertaking large dance intensives such as Vienna's Impulstanz; to build her experience and understanding of the state and significance of contemporary dance abroad. Future projects include photography exhibitions of works from South America, Europe and New York; and the development of an artist website.



Japanese performance artist Hiromi Tango durational art 'Wrapped' project; in which Deakin University dance and drama students and I improvised responding to the stimuli and environment of the Queen Victoria Market, as part of the Biennial Lab, Melbourne festival.

http://hiromitango.com/Wrapped





Charlotte Evans


Charlotte is currently taking a workshop with dance artist J.K Holmes which will cumulate to a showing at the Judson Memorial Church in New York on the 27th of February 2017. Once back in Australia Charlotte's main focus will be her involvement in 'Open Circle Co' a performance group founded by dance artists Kathleen Campone.



Charlotte has been working closely with Campone and four other dance artists, Chris Chua, Elli Yew, Emily Laursen and Luke Fryer in the development of their own improvisational practice for group transformation, involving audience participation, movement, writting, voice, sound and abstract scenarios. Their most recent showing 'Finding the Game - Practice for transformation' was held as the Schoolhouse Studios in Melbourne as part of the Melbourne Fringe Festival (2016)

Charlotte has also collaborated with spacial film practitioner Samantha Sommarvia, offering choreographic and improvisational movement for video installations and live durational artwork, their most recent showing titled 'RECODE' was held at the First Sign Gallery in Melbourne Australia (2016). This particular work is ongoing and may be seen again in the near future.



Charlotte often works with artists from other disciplines who envision movement in their work, recent works include:

-'Wrapped' - A performance installation with contemporary artists Hiromi Tango and as part of the Melbourne Festival (2016).

-'Seed' a short dance film by video artist Mia Zen which features herself and fellow dancer Michaela Ottone. Using a mixture of improvised dance and choreogrpahy the film explores how movement may interpret a natural landscape.

-'Dead Fish'- Choreographed by Kathleen Campone for David Porteus Photographic Exhibition at The Red Gallery (2015)



Bio

Charlotte Evans is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Melbourne, Australia who is currently completing her Bachelor of Creative Arts at Deakin University. Charlotte works predominately in the field of contemporary dance, her main focus being movement improvisation, performance art and instillation. Charlotte is also a practicing visual artist and self taught illustrator, constantly seeking new ways to create and execute art by sourcing unlikely materials, pushing her art into the everyday life, exploring abstract movement vocabularies and furthering the boundaries of audience participation.



Charlotte's interests in the practice of improvisation and authentic movement lies in its ability to bring you back to the fundamentals existing, being and experiencing. Allowing one to be an explorer of their own form, deepening the understanding of being a human body in space and raising ones sensory awareness, the source that allows us to experience the world. These key themes are explored further in 'Open Circle Co' an audience participatory, improvisational practice which Charlotte has been collaboratively developing with five other artists over the past year.



Charlotte is also the founder of 'Stick To Love', a non-for-profit project which aims to spread love and positivity through art. Charlotte designs stickers, each with their own meaningful message and hand draw illustration which she send to her followers who live all around the world. Charlotte encourages her followers to give the stickers away to strangers, family, friends or put them up in public places for everyone to see. Charlotte's designs have reached places around Europe, Asia, The United States and all over Australia.



www.sticktolovee.weebly.com

www.instagram.com/charlotteevans_artistry/





Be part of a Global Community supporting Women in all The Arts!

Follow us: https://www.facebook.com/#!/InternationalWomenArtistsSalonLook & be listed: https://internationalwomenartistssalon.wordpress.com/& http://womenartsalon.blogspot.comJoin us: https://www.facebook.com/groups/107465565942927/Twitter: WomenArtSalon

IWAS Programs:

Salon Solo - visual art exhibition series at Producers' Club,
358 W. 44th Street at 9th Ave, NYC

Salon Lounge at Dixon Place - monthly multi-disciplinary showcase at
Dixon Place,161A Chrystie Street (Rivington/Delancey), NYC
Salon Radio on City World Radio network, Thursdays 8-8:55pm EST -
live listening on TuneIn.com or TuneIn app for smartphones
- all shows archived for on-demand listening at www.CityWorldRadio.com

Salon Lounge at Dixon Place: Saturday, February, 2017

Dixon Place’s presents...

"Salon Lounge at Dixon Place"
a monthly showcase of performance/literature/film-video by women

an International Women Artists’ Salon series

Saturday, 18 February 2017

Host: Heidi Russell Curator: Kendra Augustin

Join us Saturday, February 18th, in the spirit of #BlackLivesMatter, the theme for this month's Salon Lounge at Dixon Place...

We invite you to share with us on location February 18th, and on-line thereafter, with these amazing artists who will share their interpretation with you, our all important global audience.

Don't miss this month's dynamic evening of incredible artistry by these uber talented women creatives...

Katie Mack - Film
Maryssa Smith - Comedy
Lynae DePriest - Literature, Host
Erica Johnson - Theater
Divin Williams - Visual Art

Historical Honoree: Angela Yvonne Davis

Curator: Kendra Augustin

International Women Artists' Salon is honored to be partnering with Dixon Place to bring you our multi-disciplinary project series, "Salon Lounge at Dixon Place", a monthly showcase of women's performance, writing, and film/video (save the third Saturday of every month!).

Come early to mix, stay after to mingle!

FREE to attend, donations welcome

Our usual monthly Salon Lounge at Dixon Place showcase is on the third Saturday of each month, showtime at 7:30pm.


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The Dixon Place Lounge is open before, during, and after the show. Proceeds directly support Dixon Place’s artists and mission.

Dixon Place
161A Chrystie Street, New York, NY 10002
(btwn Delancey and Rivington, west side of Chrystie)
Closest trains: J, M, F, M B, D
(Bower, Essex/Delancey, 2nd Ave, Grand)
212.219.0736
http://dixonplace.org/
contact@dixonplace.org

Dixon Place is an Obie Award winning, Off-Off-Broadway New York City theater devoted exclusively to presenting original pieces of theater, dance, performance art and literature that are works in progress.

International Women Artists’ Salon is a
cross-disciplinary, cross-cultural global organization of women making art in the world today. Music+Dance+Video+Film+Comedy+Theater+Writing+Visual Arts+Fashion+Architecture+Design+et al.

Thank you to Dixon Place and staff, IWAS volunteers, and Salonista Maggie Cousins for logos www.maggiecousins.com



Join us, follow us, support us at:
Twitter: @womenartsalon
Facebook Fan Page: International Women Artists' Salon
Contact: womenartsalon@gmail.com
Archived Blog: WomenArtSalon.blogspot.com

Salon Radio - February 23, 2017

IT'S THURSDAY NIGHT, please join us for SALON RADIO on City World Radio Network
8pm/Midnight/On-Demand thereafter
www.CityWorldRadio.com

It's an #Aussie kind of evening...

Tonight's show is hosted by Maureen Van Trease with Dale Novella Mutron Angel presenting our guests tonight:

Salon Radio Special presents Women’s Artistry in Australia with multi-disciplinary artists Charlotte Evans and Michaela Ottone, visiting in town from Melbourne, Australia.

Our Salon Solo {Radio} guest is singer-songwriter Emma Zakarivicous, from Adelaide, Australia.

Salon Radio is rounded out as always with our Women in Art World Bulletin highlighting news about women in all The Arts tonight with editor Jenny Green and our Salon Bulletin for upcoming week's happenings of Salonistas around the world (Casey Abeson editor). Our sound engineer is musician Jade Zabric.

Find City Word Radio Network on www.TuneIn.com or on TuneIn app, 8pm EST tonight for live show or listen live fromwww.CityWorldRadio.com

Tonight’s show will rebroadcast tonight at midnight EST.

You can listen to past shows on demand anytime on www.CityWorldRadio.com (click on the mic icon, then the
folder icon, and search for our Salon Radio shows in the archive listing).

Please let us know you are listening!! And please share wide to bring these amazing artists to a wide audience.

Thank you to tonight's Sponsor: Theatre Beyond Broadway
Theatre Beyond Broadway is a platform created to promote and support independent artists working beyond the bright lights of Broadway. Theatre Beyond Broadway is also a producing company and includes an education component. The TBB Players are a group of artists that teach empowerment through theatre to students. If you’re interested in learning more about us, please feel free to contact TBB at info@theatrebeyondbroadway.com.
or go to www.theatrebeyondbroadway.com

Please contact us if you would like to sponsor one or more of our shows. womenartsalon@gmail.com

See you on the radio!
Synergistically Cheers ~
Heidi Russell, founder and producer

International Women Artists' Salon - We invite you to follow us! Please invite others!
International Women Artists' Salon
https://www.facebook.com/InternationalWomenArtistsSalon
We are on Twitter too: @womenartsalon
and newly on Instagram: womenartsalon
Logo: Maggie Cousins
Jingle: Teresa Lotz

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Salon Solo {Radio}: singer-songwriter Emma Zakarivicous
She may be from down under EmZ is headed for the top!

EmZ aka Emma Zakarevicius is an international woman of mystery. Born in the lush tropical heat of Northern Australia, her youth was spent frolicking in the untamed wilderness underneath the warm glow of the sun.

A modern day renaissance woman, EmZ is an accomplished visual artist and musician. She travelled to New York in 2003 to pursue her talents in the fine arts, receiving project development grants from Carclew Youth Arts (South Australia) and The Ian Potter Foundation to study painting at the New York Studio School. Fast forward eleven years and she holds two masters degrees in Fine Art with a focus on painting and filmmaking. She currently lives and works in New York.

EmZ began her musical debut in the now forgotten crimson-lit basement of a downtown Soho Café. Singing voodoo and crooning to the likes of Frank Sinatra and Billy Holiday, EmZ found her voice and never looked back. She has been the lead singer of psychedelic rock and roll band Crazy Mary since 2007 and is no stranger to the New York stage.

In 2012 EmZ formed punk-soul cabaret group “Big Sexy Music” where he Big Sexy personality can really shine. Taking Manhattan by storm, her debut self-produced album “Postcards” (2013) and softmore album "In Your Garden" 2016 has been described as “a brand of jazz sought for in all the dark caverns of NYC, an opium den for your clean livin times”. She has an unself-conscious gift for capturing stunning images, and transmuting them into a journey through song.

Accompanied by the Big Sexy Crew, a hip New York rat pack of musicians, EmZ’s hip jazz sound is both unconventional and punchy. Her influences are eclectic as her music: the cool voices of jazz, echoes of Motown soul, not to mention the raucous, rebellious shout of Rock and Roll. She is currently working on her second album, “In Your Garden”, seriously funky endeavor and it’s getting bigger and sexier by the minute.

EmZ has performed all over the big apple – from the lower east side to the blues haunts of Harlem. She has featured at the 54 Below call Back Series, The Bitter End singer songwriter sessions, The legendary Don’t Tell Mama, The Gershwin Hotel, The Highline Ballroom, The Sidewalk Café, The Parkside Lounge, and is a member of the New Amsterdam Music Association where she sings regularly to her adoring fans in Harlem.

What is Big Sexy Music?
It's the New Hip Hot Jazz.
http://www.emzmusic.com/
EMZ onYouTube
EMZ Big Sexy Facebook

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Salon Radio Special: Women’s Artistry in Australia with multi-disciplinary artists Charlotte Evans and Michaela Ottone, visiting in town from Melbourne, Australia.


Michaela Ottone

While visiting New York Michaela has undertaken numerous dance intensives and classes, with national and international dancers, companies, and laboratories. In a Deakin University study tour with Movement Research, Michaela studied improvisation; contact improvisation; and contemporary composition and technique classes. In Movement Research's MELT workshops, Michaela studied the somatic practice Alexander Technique; contemporary; and further improvisation studies. She undertook a week long Gaga intensive with Batsheva Dance Company; and has studied African, capoeira and flamenco dance. Concurrently, Michaela has pursued analogue black and white photography practices, documenting candid street life of New Yorkers. She has developed a series of self portraits via reflective surfaces, which portray more than one perspective or reality for the viewer; and local, family run businesses, amongst others. Previous projects have included environmental portraits (particularly children); nature; travel and street photography.

In Melbourne, Michaela has improvised in collaborations with performance artists; and video and sculpture students; RMIT University video student work Mia Zen 'Seed'; RMIT video/sculpture interactive student work Sammy Sommariva 'Recode'; and performance artist Hiromi Tango 'Wrapped' project, as part of the Melbourne festival. Michaela's extremely interested in pursuing and deepening her dance and photography studies, in whatever part of the world she finds herself.

Bio:
Michaela is a Bachelor of creative arts (dance) student from Deakin University, Melbourne. Originally classically trained, her focus is principally contemporary dance and improvisation. She is greatly inspired and interested in the pedestrian; accessible; non narrative; pure movement of Judson Church legends Trisha Brown; Deborah Hay; Yvonne Rainer; and Steve Paxton. Contrastingly, Michaela's intrigued and fascinated by Ohad Naharin's movement language 'Gaga'; and the highly physical work of his Batsheva Dance Company. In New York, Michaela studied with Iréne Hultman; Bradley Teal Ellis; K.J. Holmes; Terre O' Connor; Jennifer Monson; Jennifer Nugent; Miguel Gutierrez; Jeanine Durning; Shelley Senter; Joanna Kotze; Ohad Naharin and Batsheva company dancers. Michaela studied analogue and digital photography, but is an analogue enthusiast. Influences include photojournalists from prestigious photography firm Magnum; Sergio Lerrain; Henri Cartier Bresson; and social documentary and child portrait photographers Sally Mann; Dorothea Lang; Robert Frank; Vivian Maier; and Larry Clark. Michaela wishes to complete postgraduate studies abroad, as well as undertaking large dance intensives such as Vienna's Impulstanz; to build her experience and understanding of the state and significance of contemporary dance abroad. Future projects include photography exhibitions of works from South America, Europe and New York; and the development of an artist website.

Japanese performance artist Hiromi Tango durational art 'Wrapped' project; in which Deakin University dance and drama students and I improvised responding to the stimuli and environment of the Queen Victoria Market, as part of the Biennial Lab, Melbourne festival.
http://hiromitango.com/Wrapped


Charlotte Evans

Charlotte is currently taking a workshop with dance artist J.K Holmes which will cumulate to a showing at the Judson Memorial Church in New York on the 27th of February 2017. Once back in Australia Charlotte's main focus will be her involvement in 'Open Circle Co' a performance group founded by dance artists Kathleen Campone.

Charlotte has been working closely with Campone and four other dance artists, Chris Chua, Elli Yew, Emily Laursen and Luke Fryer in the development of their own improvisational practice for group transformation, involving audience participation, movement, writting, voice, sound and abstract scenarios. Their most recent showing 'Finding the Game - Practice for transformation' was held as the Schoolhouse Studios in Melbourne as part of the Melbourne Fringe Festival (2016)
Charlotte has also collaborated with spacial film practitioner Samantha Sommarvia, offering choreographic and improvisational movement for video installations and live durational artwork, their most recent showing titled 'RECODE' was held at the First Sign Gallery in Melbourne Australia (2016). This particular work is ongoing and may be seen again in the near future.

Charlotte often works with artists from other disciplines who envision movement in their work, recent works include:
-'Wrapped' - A performance installation with contemporary artists Hiromi Tango and as part of the Melbourne Festival (2016).
-'Seed' a short dance film by video artist Mia Zen which features herself and fellow dancer Michaela Ottone. Using a mixture of improvised dance and choreogrpahy the film explores how movement may interpret a natural landscape.
-'Dead Fish'- Choreographed by Kathleen Campone for David Porteus Photographic Exhibition at The Red Gallery (2015)

Bio
Charlotte Evans is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Melbourne, Australia who is currently completing her Bachelor of Creative Arts at Deakin University. Charlotte works predominately in the field of contemporary dance, her main focus being movement improvisation, performance art and instillation. Charlotte is also a practicing visual artist and self taught illustrator, constantly seeking new ways to create and execute art by sourcing unlikely materials, pushing her art into the everyday life, exploring abstract movement vocabularies and furthering the boundaries of audience participation.

Charlotte's interests in the practice of improvisation and authentic movement lies in its ability to bring you back to the fundamentals existing, being and experiencing. Allowing one to be an explorer of their own form, deepening the understanding of being a human body in space and raising ones sensory awareness, the source that allows us to experience the world. These key themes are explored further in 'Open Circle Co' an audience participatory, improvisational practice which Charlotte has been collaboratively developing with five other artists over the past year.

Charlotte is also the founder of 'Stick To Love', a non-for-profit project which aims to spread love and positivity through art. Charlotte designs stickers, each with their own meaningful message and hand draw illustration which she send to her followers who live all around the world. Charlotte encourages her followers to give the stickers away to strangers, family, friends or put them up in public places for everyone to see. Charlotte's designs have reached places around Europe, Asia, The United States and all over Australia.

www.sticktolovee.weebly.com
www.instagram.com/charlotteevans_artistry/










Be part of a Global Community supporting Women in all The Arts!




Follow us: https://www.facebook.com/#!/InternationalWomenArtistsSalon

Twitter: WomenArtSalon





Join us: https://www.facebook.com/groups/107465565942927/







IWAS Programs:

Salon Solo - visual art exhibition series at Producers' Club,

358 W. 44th Street at 9th Ave, NYC

Salon Lounge at Dixon Place - monthly multi-disciplinary showcase at

Dixon Place,161A Chrystie Street (Rivington/Delancey), NYC

Salon Radio on City World Radio network, Thursdays 8-8:55pm EST -

live listening on TuneIn.com or TuneIn app for smartphones




- all shows archived for on-demand listening at www.CityWorldRadio.com