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Summer for the City
Buhaina's Hot Seat: The Art Blakey Jazz Messengers
Trumpet Tradition Feat. Bruce Harris
Lincoln Center Presents
In collaboration with Jazz at Lincoln Center
June 14 at 6:00 pm
David Rubenstein Atrium
Buhaina’s Hot Seat traces how the Jazz Messengers’ trumpet tradition shaped hard bop and influences today’s jazz landscape.
Summer for the City
Call & Response: Blues, Spirituals & Folk Songs
Sean Mason Trio
Lincoln Center Presents
In collaboration with Jazz at Lincoln Center
June 21 at 6:00 pm
David Rubenstein Atrium
& Livestream
Summer for the City
Jason Marsalis
Presents The Modern New Orleans Music
Lincoln Center Presents
In collaboration with Jazz at Lincoln Center
June 28 at 6:00 pm
David Rubenstein Atrium
Summer for the City
Louis Armstrong at 125, America at 250
A Birthday Celebration for Pops
Lincoln Center Presents
In collaboration with Jazz at Lincoln Center
July 05 at 6:00 pm
David Rubenstein Atrium
Led by trombonist Sam Chess, this evening celebrates the life and work of the iconic Louis Armstrong.
What we believe in
Accessibility
We believe the arts are central to thriving societies. Championing the accessibility and reach of Lincoln Center’s work is one of our primary priorities. We are committed to supporting artists and voices whose work has not historically been centered at Lincoln Center. We integrate access needs in the creative process and strive for the work on our stages to reflect our differences and interconnectedness.
Partnership and collaboration
Collaborating with all of the arts organizations that call Lincoln Center home is at the heart of our work. We are humbled to partner hand-in-hand with organizations across campus and New York in the cultural and civic spaces to offer rich experiences that serve and reflect the vibrant people of New York City, and global audiences at-large.
Innovation both on stage and off
We support innovative new ideas and experimentation, and leaders to help ensure the arts are responsive to broad societal questions and issues with which we all must grapple. We strive to be a place where artists and creators can develop bold, new initiatives that stretch the boundaries of art-making and the role of culture in our communities.
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The Collider Fellowship
Lincoln Center’s Collider Fellowship welcomes six artists working at the vanguard of their fields for a nine-month residency exploring how technology can enhance and deepen in-person performing arts experiences. Each Fellow is supported in whatever exploratory investigations they wish to undertake—free from conventional commission requirements such as a final product or project. They receive studio space, both at Lincoln Center and at Collider collaborator Onassis ONX, a global Onassis Culture platform dedicated to the development of new media art and immersive experiences; financial stipends; artistic and administrative support from Lincoln Center staff; and regular opportunities to collaborate with one another. Emerging technologies can offer new possibilities to connect with our common humanity and learn about experiences across time and cultures.
Thanks to Our Supporters
Major support for The Collider is provided by the Mellon Foundation