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Welcome to this special concert edition of Live N’ Local featuring the Xianix Barrera Flamenco performing live! It was captured live as our pre-show entertainment before our Cine al Fresco program at Audubon Terrace in partnership with the Hispanic Society Museum and Library on September 24, 2026.
Welcome to this special concert edition of Live N’ Local featuring the Samuel Torres Trio performing live! It was captured live as our pre-show entertainment before our Cine al Fresco program at Audubon Terrace in partnership with the Hispanic Society Museum and Library on September 17, 2026.
Welcome to Inwood Art Works On Air podcast! This artist spotlight is on visual artist, Yiorgos. Yiorgos (George Tsugranes) retired in 2018 from his professions as a floral designer and a middle school math teacher for the Annenberg-funded arts program of JHS 22 and at the Special Music School near Lincoln Center. He has been creating visual art ever since. Yiorgos’s art is always life-affirming, playful, and appealing. He has shaped a unique style that is instantly recognizable, bringing an appreciation of organic forms and the omnipresence of geometry to his work. When not creating stirring images, he enjoys playing classical and jazz music at the piano, traveling abroad, and taking long walks with his wife and Labrador retriever. He has previously exhibited at ChocNYC (February 2025) and Kuro Kirin (Fall 2024). His pieces are to be found in several private collections. And we are thrilled to present his work at Inwood Art Works this Fall (2026).
Welcome to a special concert edition of Inwood Art Works On Air podcast. It was captured live as our pre-show entertainment before our Cine al Fresco program at Audubon Terrace in partnership with the Hispanic Society Museum and Library on September 4, 2026.DOMINICAN SERENADESERENATA DOMINICANAAn evening of vintage solo and duet songs from the Dominican Republic, featuring boleros, merengues, ballads, criollas, mangulinas and some of the most beloved melodies that remain popular generation after generation, performed by Dominican-American divas Victoria Guzmán and Anna Tonna, with arrangements and piano accompaniment by world renowned Latin Music expert Pablo Zinger.Featuring selections by Julio Alberto Hernández, Luis Rivera, Rafael Solano, Rafael Hernández and Bullumba Landestoy.Dominican Serenade ANTIGUASEn el fondo del mar (danza anónima) El Espejo, Juan Francisco García (1892 - 1974) JULIO ALBERTO HERNÁNDEZ (1900 - 1999)Dulce recuerdo, Vals Pajarito cantador Dime niña (mediatuna, a 2 voces “él y ella”) Caminito de tu casa/Se fue la gentil Rosaura BOLEROSTodo me gusta de ti (Cuto Estévez, 1915 - 1985) Aunque me cueste la vida (Luis Kalaf, 1916 - 2010)) Amorosa (Salvador Sturla, 1991 - 1975) Cuando llegue el invierno (Olga Lara) Mi Quisqueya (Mercedes Sagredo, 1911 - 1998) Linda Quisqueya (Rafael Hernández 1892 - 1965) RAFAEL BULLUMBA LANDESTOY (1925 - 2018)Pesar Carita de ángel RAFAEL SOLANO (1931)Por amor
Welcome to an Artist Spotlight episode of Inwood Art Works On Air! We welcome filmmaker, Sandra Luckow to the Studio!Sandra Luckow is an Inwood resident and award-winning filmmaker and founder of Ojeda Films. Sandra received her MFA from New York University, Tisch School of the Arts, Graduate Film and Television, where she honed her skills in film production, directing, editing, and cinematography. She also has a Bachelor of Arts degree from Yale University. She has worked for various icons in the filmmaking industry including Frances Coppola, Bonnie Timmerman, Paul Schrader, and Eleanor Bergstein.She is fresh of her win for Excellence in Filmmaking for a Feature Film at the Inwood Film Festival for Vanishing: A Love Story, a documentary about award-winning novelist Cai Emmons and her loving, open-hearted journey towards death. vanishingalovestory.com



