.@CharlesMcNulty sums it up, "For those searching for reflections of themselves in culture, “A Strange Loop” offers the balm of community. Broadway has never felt so expansively welcoming." Congrats @TheLivingMJ!
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Celebrate fam! @astrangeloopbwy is coming to Broadway. Previews start 4/6. It’s getting real-er and real-er. Remember to breathe. Remember to think about opening night outfits. #broadway here we come.
“The simple act of cooking with ingredients like coriander root or its green seeds is an act of defiance and resistance and an attempt to salvage cultural heritage.” Leslie Wiser, Radical Family Farms via @CiaoSamin https://t.co/Jllo5WpFZ7
"In a time when it feels like we're all being tasked with reinventing while keeping up with the old and subbing as IT tech support for others, taking time out yesterday to revisit the power and purpose of our roles, especially now, was refreshing."
‘If I felt no love for nature and my work, then I would be unhappy’, wrote Vincent to his brother Theo in 1882. Nature was a constant factor in Vincent’s life and a source of energy, even after he was admitted to the hospital in Saint-Remy. Wheatfield with a Reaper (1889)
Still thinking about the beauty, the perspectives, the connections within "The Beyond: Georgia O'Keefe and Contemporary Art." Get thee to @NBMAA. Reunite with Georgia and witness work by someone you didn't already know. Image 1 - O'Keefe Image 2 - @missannavaldez
To see @nytimes share @GreenChimneys' story is truly a gift. Children and animals are helped here. Kudos to the kids, families and staff who shared their experiences for this article.
Big news! @GreenChimneys is featured on @nytimes' homepage today! Special thanks to @Schiffman108 and photog Desiree Rios for beautifully capturing how children and animals help each other here: https://t.co/P0sE57tI9a
‘We rightly came to the conclusion that first of all our goal must be to find a certain position and a profession to which we can devote ourselves entirely’, wrote Vincent to his brother Theo in 1878. Vincent van Gogh, Sunflowers (1889) #VanGoghBelieves
"It’s all about an accumulation of actions that are an expression of your life." Defoe talking Van Gogh and learning about acting in galleries with @jerrysaltz. https://t.co/87DBmFaImU