APRIL-MUSIC AND EXHIBITS
Aryaloka String Quartet
Experience the Depths of the Human Spirit Through Music with the Aryaloka String Quartet
Bass River Campus
Fri, Apr 25, 730pm. Member $20, Not-Yet-Member $25
Experience the Depths of the Human Spirit Through Music
Join the Aryaloka String Quartet for an unforgettable evening of profound musical exploration, featuring works by Shostakovich, Beethoven, and the world premiere of a new quartet by acclaimed film composer Max Mueller.
Though born of different times and voices, these three quartets are united in their emotional power—expressing longing, joy, sorrow, and the transcendent beauty of the human experience.
Step into a soundscape where history, imagination, and spirit converge.
Kate Taylor
Live at the Center
Bass River Campus
Sat, Apr 26, 730pm. Member $45, Not-Yet-Member $50
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Kate Taylor, of the renowned Martha’s Vineyard via North Carolina musical clan that includes brothers James, Livingston, Alex, and Hugh, is returning to the Cultural Center with her unique blend of singer-songwriter music that takes a pinch of pop, country, and rock n roll to deliver a show to remember!
Her latest studio album, WHY WAIT!, which reunites her with many of the key players, Russ Kunkel, Danny Kortchmar, and Leland Skar, from her 1971 debut, was produced by music veteran Peter Asher.
James Taylor told Rolling Stone: “For Kate to be doing this with Peter, and that both of them have this life experience that brings them back together, it’s really a moving thing. I think it’s so great that Kate will have this next iteration, you know, this next chance for people to hear her and pick up on her.”
Opening Reception for
“We are not women; we are gods. V2”
Fri, Apr 4, 5-7pm. Free Event
“We are not women; we are gods. V2” is a group exhibition of 2D and 3D works that capture the lyrical genius of Halsey’s words: I’m not a legend; I’m a fraud. We want this life to mean much more: blink, blink, flash, the old life’s gone, the blinds pulled back to a bright new dawn – a life worth living at what cost we were made a name, all for everlasting fame.
In our lives, we are the conduits where time collides, and societal ideas of women change. As artists, we present these changes in ways others can’t – change, endings, and new beginnings.
This exhibition, displayed from April 1- 26, is in partnership with the National Association of Women Artists, Inc.
Image: “Warrior of Light” by Theresa Hersman