Some sweet day

Contemporary & experimental

Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

Until Sun Nov 4 2012

Some sweet day, Jérome Bel Photograph: Mussacchio Laniello

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Time Out says

Mon Sep 24 2012

In "Some sweet day," a series co-organized by Ralph Lemon in conjunction with the Museum of Modern Art, six dance artists pair up for performances in the atrium. Programs showcase Steve Paxton's Satisfyin Lover (1967) and State (1968) with Jérôme Bel's The Show Must Go On; Faustin Linyekula's What Is Black Music Anyway…/Self-Portraits, featuring music by Flamme Kapaya and Hlengiwe Lushaba, with Dean Moss's Voluntaries,a collaboration with the artist Laylah Ali; and Deborah Hay's Blues with Sarah Michelson's Devotion Study #3.Programming also includes a two-day interstitial performance by Kevin Beasley in I Want My Spot Back. 4pm: Sarah Michelson.

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Address:
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) 11 W 53rd St
Midtown West
New York
10019

Cross Street:
between Fifth and Sixth Aves
Venue phone:
212-708-9400
Venue website:
moma.org
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Price:
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1. Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
  - 11 W 53rd St
    Midtown West
    New York
    10019
  - 212-708-9400
  - moma.org
  - 40.760976,-73.977251

Event phone:
212-708-9400
Event website:
moma.org

Categories:
Dance. Contemporary & experimental
Good for:
Wow factor. Big name talent. Culture vultures. Experimental. Famous artworks. Feed your brain. Going in a group. Going solo. Hip factor. History buffs. Lively scene. Mood. Escapism. People watching. Quirky. Weekend visitors
Event type:
Performances

Date Time Price information
Fri Nov 2 2012

4:00pm

$25; seniors $18; students $15; members, children 16 and under free