Adam Wa Mishmish in NYC
The People's Forum 320 West 37th Street, New York, NY, United StatesJoin us for an interactive musical show where children and families will sing, move, and learn Arabic together in the most fun and playful way.
Join us for an interactive musical show where children and families will sing, move, and learn Arabic together in the most fun and playful way.
Seth Fein presents three short films of diverse content as well as form that he produced in and (mainly) about Queens.
An acclaimed documentary on poet Nikki Giovanni, tracing her life, poetry, and influence from the Civil Rights Movement to Black Lives Matter.
The evening will feature a panel discussion with contributing artists, offering deeper insight into their practices and the role of memory, ritual, and imagination in their work.
In Cyanotype 201, students will dive deeper into their print-making practice with teaching artist Praise Fuller. First session April 28, 2026.
This five-session course offers a hands-on introduction to screen-printing as both an artistic medium and revolutionary tool.
This class explores the basics of figure painting through gestural studies and sustained poses.
Join us on May 1 to say NO WAR, NO ICE, NO BILLIONAIRES! On International Workers’ Day, millions around the world will take the streets. In New York, we’re joining cities and towns across the U.S. to stand together — against war, against deportations, and against Trump’s billionaire agenda stealing our future.
Students will spend this workshop on May 2, 2026 learning the cyanotype process from beginning to end, with Praise Fuller.
Two young brothers explore Lagos with their estranged father during the 1993 Nigerian election crisis, witnessing both the city's magnitude and their father's daily struggles as political unrest threatens their journey home.
Join Adam Johnson, Kylie Cheung, and members of the New York War Crimes Editorial Collective for a conversation about the mainstream media’s role in creating the conditions of mass death in Gaza, and the importance of movement-led journalism that challenges the Zionist newsroom status quo.
Join us for a book talk with acclaimed graphic journalist Joe Sacco cosponsored by Jewish Currents.
