Looking forward to talking at Northwestern University on "Curating Joffrey"! Join me on Monday, November 10, 5pm. Details on poster.

New School history goes on--and on. Here's our latest chapter: *Unbound: Liberal Arts at The New School*, an exhibition at the University Center up until the end of October in honor of Lang's 40th. How will the liberal arts at The New School change? How will Lang? (Although BPATS forever for me!)

Grateful for this review from the Chicago Tribune! And so glad they featured this incredible painting by Herb Migdoll of *Astarte* that was the first ballet on the cover of Time Magazine (in March 1968). Didn't really need that person by it, though. (Full review: juliafoulkes.net/wp-content/u...)

"The Joffrey + Ballet in the U.S." is now open in The Joffrey's hometown! Come see at Wrightwood 659 in the Lincoln Park neighborhood of Chicago. Open to the end of December.

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The final week--in New York!--for The Joffrey+Ballet in the U.S. exhibition! Free, at New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center until Saturday, March 1. (And then opening in Chicago at Wrightwood Gallery on October 3, 2025!)

I am delighted that Urban Omnibus has published my essay on the origins of City Center for Music and Drama--a preview of the book to come! How much can a building dedicated to the arts achieve? urbanomnibus.net/2024/12/on-t...

PBS just reposted this "Brief but Spectacular" segment of my father (1924-2023). I love you, Dad. www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSX_...

One of the focus points in the exhibition on The Joffrey is the ballet The Rite of Spring. The music is well-known but the dance was lost–until The Joffrey aided its reconstruction. WNET/All*Arts has posted an essay of mine on this--listen to the music while you read! www.allarts.org/2024/11/joff...

I'm looking forward to this conversation tomorrow--join us--and thinking about this:

James Baldwin seems more necessary than ever. Join us in thinking with Baldwin to see his city and ours. Grateful to hear from expert Baldwin thinkers Tracyann Williams, Rich Blint, and René Aguigah. Tues, Nov 19, 6:30pm, at the Goethe Institute. Register here (free!): rosalux.nyc/events/100-y...

I'm grateful for these thoughtful engagements with the exhibition The Joffrey+Ballet in the U.S.!! Up at NYPL for the Performing Arts.

Caedra Scott-Flaherty observer.com/2024/10/art-...

Robert Johnson in the Dance Enthusiast www.dance-enthusiast.com/features/day...

What a joy to celebrate the opening of an exhibition I curated, The Joffrey+Ballet in the U.S. @nypl_lpa! Boxes and boxes of materials, reels and reels of footage—all to find a story about the who, what, and how of this dynamic company. Also: why ballet? Open and free until Mar 1. @joffreyballet

I am so delighted to be in conversation with Gabrielle Bendiner-Viani upon the publication of her new, necessary book. We'll be talking in one of the neighborhoods she investigates--at Unnameable Books in Prospect Heights. Tuesday, Sept 10, 7pm. Join us! more info here: buscada.com/projects/the...