Philip Mueller: Last Days of Soft Machine

By Nadine Khalil

DEC 20-JAN 21 | ArtSeen

As Mueller’s world is captured in a drunken disarray, the sense of an aftermath emerges—that still-raging afterparty.

68. (60 Hudson Street, Tribeca)

By Raphael Rubinstein

SEPT 2021 | The Miraculous

As the third wave of a deadly pandemic crashes through the nation, a painter sets up a storefront studio in a landmarked Lower Manhattan building that has served as a communications hub for nearly a century. Surrounded by stacks of folded cloth, she is visible through the window to passersby as she works with a pair of scissors and a sewing machine, cutting up and stitching together fragments of curtains, bedsheets, dish towels, women’s suits, embroidered tablecloths, brocade upholstery, scarves, men’s long sleeve shirts, knitted blankets and countless other remnants from the realm of everyday textiles.

Seeing the Machine in Miranda Haymon's In the Penal Colony

By Jeremy O. Harris

JUL-AUG 2019 | Theater

Opening the third season of Next Door at New York Theater Workshop this July is In the Penal Colony, an adaption of Franz Kafka’s short story of the same name written and directed by Miranda Haymon.

Big Lew

By Giuseppe Infante

MARCH 2021 | Poetry

Giuseppe Infante is a husband and father of two who writes and reads stuff, teaches on the Zoom machine and makes music, all in the attic.