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SUMMARY:Opening Reception: Spot P!
DESCRIPTION:Come and celebrate the opening of Spot P! by Kasper Klop\, Deron Gopie\, and Morwenna Spagnol. Free and open to the public.\n\n\n\nPeter Stuyvesant is often credited with laying the foundations for what became New York City. Today\, this man of Dutch origin is celebrated all around town: statues\, neighborhoods in his name\, cigarette brand…\n \nYet\, if we take a closer look\, he was a trader and owner of enslaved Africans in the United States. Bolstered by his fortune and his influence\, he sold enslaved people at public auction\, held and expressed deeply antisemitic views\, violently oppressed the Lenape\, and actively suppressed religious minorities. \nDutch artist Kasper Klop asked himself: what is my responsibility to reckon with this history as a Dutch person\, and what would happen if the full story got told\, rather than a partial one\, as so often happens in our commemorative landscape? \nIn collaboration with his long-time artistic partner Morwenna Spagnol\, and videographer Deron Gopie\, Kasper and the team created a multiple choice survey investigating how much New Yorkers really know about Stuyvesant\, and once they know the facts\, what they think about them. \nWhere did the team investigate? At three sites celebrating the old colonial officer: Stuyvesant Square in Manhattan with his very own statue\, Stuyvesant Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant (Brooklyn)\, and outside a smoke shop – because yes\, Peter even had a cigarette brand named after him\, whose branding was often based on white people discovering and appropriating exotic frontiers\, looking very cool and smoking Stuyvesants while doing so. \nWho got interviewed? Whoever happened to pass the place celebrating Stuyvesant at the moment in time that the team was there. People walking their dog\, coming back from work\, dropping their kids at school… In other words\, the collective. The team questioned the life of a place with the history behind its name. \nThe exhibition at Dyckman Farmhouse Museum showcases New Yorkers’ fascinating replies to the survey\, their knowledge (or lack thereof)\, views\, astonishment\, powerlessness\, indifference\, outrage and nuanced responses that grapple with holding multiple contradictions at once. Also on view are extracts from primary source materials – that is\, what Stuyvesant wrote in his own hand about his dark deeds\, as well as original letters addressed directly to him.  \nSpot P! will be on view at Dyckman Farmhouse Museum from October 29\, 2026 to January 30\, 2027. \nThis program is supported by The Holland Society of New York and DutchCultureUSA\, a program of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in the United States.
URL:https://dyckmanfarmhouse.org/event/opening-reception-spot-p/
LOCATION:Dyckman Farmhouse Museum\, 4881 Broadway\, New York\, NY\, 10034-3101\, United States
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SUMMARY:Comfy Classical at Dyckman Farmhouse
DESCRIPTION:Classical music in a comfortable setting! \n\n\n\nA music salon reminiscent of a comfy night at your best friend’s house\, made special by 2 local virtuosic string musicians\, Sasha Ono and Emily Garrison\, playing classical\, tango music\, and some of your favorite pop songs. Guests and Artists wear loungewear and indulge in refreshments. \nDress Code: Comfy clothes \nOptional: BYO blanket or pillow if you want to sit on the floor. \nPlease register in advance as space is limited. Due to the layout of Dyckman Farmhouse\, some guests may be in a different room and have a restricted view of the concert. Seating is first come\, first serve. \nVisiting Dyckman Farmhouse Museum requires ascending and descending multiple flights of stairs to enter the park and Museum\, access all floors inside of the Museum\, and navigate the surrounding grounds. We encourage visitors with accessibility concerns to contact info@dyckmanfarmhouse.org. \n————————————— \nMission: At Comfy Classical\, a multi-sensory music salon\, everyone is invited to relax and enjoy in a comfortable setting while being treated to performances by top-tier classical musicians. This carefully curated event is founded on the idea that relaxation\, comfort\, and creative socialization are essential for a fulfilling and creative life. Comfy Classical offers a sanctuary where you can unwind and recharge\, allowing you to re-enter the world feeling well-rested rejuvenated. \nSasha Ono is an award winning cellist and concert curator based in New York City where she is known for her versatility and unique sound. Sasha is a featured as a soloist\, chamber musician\, and orchestral musician with Miley Cyrus\, Ariana Grande\, Itzahk Perlman\, Olivia Rodrigo\, Joshua Bell\, Michael Bublé\, and more. Sasha’s recorded work can be found on GRAMMY Award winning songs by the 8-Bit Big Band and Geoffrey Keezer\, as well as on soundtracks for Netflix\, Amazon Prime\, Hulu TV shows\, Disney Pixar\, and more. Sasha regularly works on Broadway shows and is involved with a variety of musical theater projects. She has also founded the series “Comfy Classical” which has introduced many new audiences to classical chamber music. Sasha is currently touring with Zach Bryan as a part of his band and recently recorded on “Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs”. \nEmily Garrison is a multi-faceted violinist performing at renowned venues such as Carnegie Hall\, Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center\, and the Kennedy Center. Emily regularly performs with orchestras all over the Tri-State area\, including the Albany Symphony\, Hudson Valley Philharmonic\, Binghamton Philharmonic\, and the NEPA Philharmonic\, where she sits as assistant Principal second violin. In addition to her orchestral career\, Emily regularly is invited to perform in chamber music projects throughout the northeast\, including the NEPA Philharmonic’s chamber series\, where she has performed challenging works such as Messiaen’s Quartet for the End of Time. At home\, Emily enjoys exploring unconventional instrumentation with partner and jazz saxophonist/composer Matt Garrison in their duo “Scroll and Reed.” \nThis project is made possible in part with funds from UMEZ Arts Engagement a regrant program supported by the funding agency Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone (UMEZ) and administered by LMCC.
URL:https://dyckmanfarmhouse.org/event/comfy-classical-at-dyckman-farmhouse/
LOCATION:Dyckman Farmhouse Museum\, 4881 Broadway\, New York\, NY\, 10034-3101\, United States
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