Aug 3, 2020

We are pleased to announce the launch of Kitchen Magazine , a new publishing initiative that will house new texts alongside posts previously published on our blog. Part of The Kitchen OnScreen —our recently launched platform that houses all of our digital programming—Kitchen Magazine organizes into series the texts that we produce in parallel with our programmatic initiatives.  From this point forward, we will be sharing new texts on Kitchen Magazine only, and using this section of thekitchen.org exclusively to share news and announcements.  For now, you can find all posts published from March 13, 2020 onward on Kitchen Magazine. In the coming months, we will re-publish on Kitchen Magazine all of the remaining posts that have appeared on our blog since its inception in Sep... Read On

Jul 19, 2020

Please visit The Kitchen OnScreen to read this post along with other texts published in Kitchen Magazine. In an effort to support our artists during this moment in which concerts, exhibitions, album releases, book launches, and other events are cancelled or postponed, The Kitchen is compiling weekly selections of projects that you can engage with from home. Each week, we’ll highlight a Kitchen artist’s recent work—a new album, book, zine, essay, online exhibition, etc.—on our channels.  To receive these features in your feeds, follow us on Instagram or Facebook. A complete list of all featured artists is aggregated below. Check back every Saturday to see our latest weekly feature! JULY 19 Viola Yeşiltaç: beyinbeyin / brainbrain in Hear, Here (new sound work) ... Read On

Jul 13, 2020

Please visit The Kitchen OnScreen to read this post along with other texts published in Kitchen Magazine. “From the Archives” is a series that spotlights The Kitchen’s history. As a complement to our Archive Website, these posts offer focused reflections on the artists, exhibitions, events, and institutional practices that have defined and shaped The Kitchen since its founding in 1971. This From the Archives post is written by Keenan Saiz, Winter/Spring 2020 Curatorial Intern. ARTISTS ARE SKILLED AT ADAPTING to ever-changing conditions in society and technology. During a time when artists are grappling with the circumstances created by COVID-19 and quickly developing new avenues to show their work beyond physical spaces, I was inspired to look more closely at the care... Read On

Jun 29, 2020

Please visit The Kitchen OnScreen to read this post along with other texts published in Kitchen Magazine. “Kitchen Memories” is a new series of first-hand reflections on past programming. Spotlighting a diverse range of perspectives from our community—including those of current and former staff members and artists—these posts reveal the ways that The Kitchen’s events, performances, and exhibitions inform these individuals’ work and thinking. This Kitchen Memories post is written by Lauren Cronk, Manager, Individual Giving and Events. WE WALKED DOWN TENTH AVENUE in the early afternoon, sun overhead with no shade cover from trees or buildings. On many blocks you could see directly out to the Hudson. We may have stopped into a few commercial galleries along the way; I... Read On

Jun 22, 2020

Please visit The Kitchen OnScreen to read this post along with other texts published in Kitchen Magazine. This post is written by The Kitchen’s Lead Teaching Artist, Lindsay Hockaday. FOR OVER TWO DECADES, The Kitchen has maintained a partnership with a public high school located on 18th Street, just blocks from our building in Chelsea: Liberty High School Academy for Newcomers. Serving new immigrant students or students who still require English acquisition in grades 9 through 12, Liberty is a unique learning community comprising individuals of diverse cultural and academic backgrounds who are making the transition into the American educational system. Through this partnership program, The Kitchen works with classes at Liberty to integrate theater and art teaching into t... Read On