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Philip Reissman and Carol Ostrow Present:

A Meaningful Monday Special Series
at The Actors’ Temple

Also, Paul Sladkus to perform!

Monday, February 12th, 2024 • 6:30-8:00pm

Please join us for:
“An Homage to the Visual and Performing Arts”

with readings, monologues, original musical performances, all from our professional community and absolutely magnificent, and original paintings & photographs for your enjoyment and sale.

Please bring your family and friends!!! This will be a fabulous experience into the talented and beautiful world of the arts that only New York can offer.

Tickets are $35 per person.

Buy Tickets Now!

https://theactorstemple.ecwid.com/#!/ARTS@AT-An-Homage-to-the-Visual-and-Performing-Arts-Mon-Feb-24-2024/p/621299196/category=0

Performing at The Actors’ Temple
339 West 47th Street

NY, NY 10036

More info: 212-245-6975

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The Apollo Theater Education Program extends the Apollo’s commitment to enhancing the life of the community. The Education Program focuses on four distinct areas of learning and engagement: residencies, workshops and tours for schools; curriculum materials aligned to state and national learning standards and study guides derived from the Theater’s history; career development for teens and adults through the Apollo Theater Academy; and discussions and lectures for the public that highlight the history of the Apollo and its impact on American art, culture and entertainment. For more information on Apollo Theater Education, visit www.apollotheater.org/education/; follow on Twitter @ApolloEd or stay connected through Apollo Theater Education’s Facebook page.
About The Apollo Theater
The legendary Apollo Theater—the soul of American culture—plays a vital role in cultivating emerging talents and launching legends. Since its founding, the Apollo has served as a center of innovation and a creative catalyst for Harlem, the city of New York, and the world. With music at its core, the Apollo’s programming extends to dance, theater, performance art, spoken word initiatives, and more.
This includes the October 2014 premiere and 2015 international tour of the dance celebration project – James Brown: Get on the Good Foot, the annual Africa Now! Festival, Apollo Club Harlem and the upcoming New York premiere of the opera Charlie Parker’s YARDBIRD. The Apollo is a presenting organization that also produces festivals, large-scale dance and music works organized around a set of core initiatives: Apollo Music Signature Programs—Amateur Night, Salon Series, Apollo Music Café; Legacy Series – work that celebrates and extends the Apollo’s legacy through a contemporary lens; Global Festivals including the Women of the World (WOW) Festival and Breakin’ Convention, international and U.S.-based artist presentations focused on a specific theme; and Special Projects, multidisciplinary work with partner organizations.
Since introducing the first Amateur Night contests in 1934, the Apollo Theater has served as a testing ground for new artists working across a variety of art forms, and has ushered in the emergence of many new musical genres—including jazz, swing, bebop, R&B, gospel, blues, soul, and hip-hop. Among the countless legendary performers who launched their careers at the Apollo are D’Angelo, Lauryn Hill, Machine Gun Kelly, Miri Ben Ari, D’Angelo, Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, Billie Holiday, James Brown, Michael Jackson, Gladys Knight, Luther Vandross, and Stevie Wonder; and the Apollo’s forward-looking artistic vision continues to build on this legacy.
The Apollo Theater is a not-for-profit organization and currently in the midst of fundraising for its 21st Century Apollo Campaign, created to extend the institution’s role in fostering artistic innovation and in building appreciation of American culture around the world. Visit www.apollotheater.org.
Leadership support for Apollo Education programs from Ronald O. Perelman Family Foundation. Additional support from the Mitsubishi UFJ Foundation, Coca-Cola Foundation, Con Edison, Ella Fitzgerald Charitable Foundation, General Motors Foundation, Insperity, The Reginald F. Lewis Foundation, Pinkerton Foundation, the QBE Foundation and public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
The Apollo’s 2015-2016 season is made possible by generous support from American Airlines, BNY Mellon, Citi, Coca-Cola, Troy and Keisha Dixon, EmblemHealth, Frederick Wildman, The Howard Gilman Foundation, Carla A. Harris, Robert K. Kraft, The Reginald F. Lewis Foundation, The Parsons Family Foundation, the Ronald O. Perelman Family Foundation, JoAnn Price, Earl W. and Amanda Stafford, Time Warner Inc., the Reginald Van Lee New Works Fund, the Apollo Board of Directors and many other generous donors.
Lead annual support is also provided by public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council. Stafford, Time Warner Inc., the Reginald Van Lee New Works Fund, the Apollo Board of Directors and many other generous donors.

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Jacques Lowe was a 26 year old freelance journalist in 1956 when he met Robert Kennedy. Because of Lowe’s photojournalistic talent, he was assigned by three magazines within the same week to photograph Chief Counsel Kennedy. Robert Kennedy wondered if Lowe was the only photographer representing all printed magazines. Jacques Lowe and Robert Kennedy became friends and Lowe was invited to spend weekends at Kennedy’s Hickory Hill home in Virginia. Joseph Kennedy, Sr. was impressed with Lowe’s photographs and requested he photograph his other son ‘John’. Although the initial meeting between Lowe and Senator Jack Kennedy was not an auspicious start, they later connected due to Lowe’s honorable approach to his photographs. Lowe was provided unprecedented access to the private and professional life of one of the most iconic leaders of the 20th century, as well as members of his family.

Over several years he took 40,000 photographs of the couple and their children. The legendary images depict a period covering the intense Presidential campaign trail along with intimate family moments and early years in the White House. Jacques Lowe’s photographs were a powerful visual force that shaped the public’s perception of the Kennedy family and have remained the essential documentary of the charismatic personality of Jack Kennedy and the historical period. The exhibition recounts both the story of these mythical years and the president who, in Lowe’s own words, “empowered each one of us to believe we could make a difference”. Also on exhibit is video of Jacques Lowe speaking about his Kennedy photographs.

Lowe died in May 2001, and his original negatives, which were stored in a World Trade Center bank vault, were lost during the September 11 terrorist attacks. Only 10 negatives, which were out on loan at the time, have survived. The prints in this exhibition are from the Estate of Jacques Lowe’s collection of vintage and modern fine art prints, printed and signed by Lowe prior to his death. Accompanying the exhibition is the book, The Kennedy Years: A Memoir by Jacques Lowe, published by Rizzoli.

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