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Vote for Twin Gold
Twin Gold has been nominated for the East Coast Hall of Fame.
After 18 incredible years on the
Doo-Wop/Oldies circuit, the singing
duet Twingold has been nominated
for the East Coast Hall of
Fame for Female/Music Makers
for 2020.
Although Jane and Louise perform
up and down the coast, the
Bronx is home and their favorite
place to perform.
Log onto www.echof.org to fi nd
out how to vote for the girls.
Upcoming Wave Hill’s Family Art Project, Coyote and Owl Fixtures and Tricksters.
Photo courtesy of Joshua Bright
As winter drifts closer, the landscape
is still and dreamy, a place to experience
the magic of turning seasons
and give thanks for the world’s green
spaces. Come for a weekly Gardens
Highlights Walk or a Gallery Tour or
join Wave Hill for a session of meditation
on Black Friday.
Friday, November 29: Black Friday
Meditation: Avoid “Black Friday”
busyness! Join us for a community
meditation focused on gratitude and
clearing your mind of holiday clutter.
Get inspired by the outdoors and
the peace and tranquility that nature
evokes, and learn how to work loving
kindness into daily life. Led by Neem
Dewji of Yoga for Bliss. Registration
not required. Please bring a meditation
cushion and be on time; latecomers
will not be admitted. Free with
admission to the grounds. Wave Hill
House, 11 a.m. to noon.
Saturday, November 30; Sunday,
December 1: Family Art Project: Symbiosis
Scenes:
Symbiosis is everywhere! Lichen
is formed from the symbiotic relationship
between fungus and algae:
cleaner fi sh help bigger fi sh by picking
at dead matter on their skin. Sea anemones
ride on the backs of hermit crabs
and, in return, hermit crabs are protected
from octopuses. These are just
a few examples of plants and animals
in relationship with one another. Create
scenes of symbiosis in a diorama
to highlight your favorite plant or animal
partnerships. Free, and admission
to the grounds is free until noon.
Wave Hill House, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Saturday, November 30: Gallery
Tour: Tour Glyndor Gallery with Wave
Hill’s Curatorial Assistant or Gallery
Greeter to get an insider’s view of current
exhibitions. A fl ower’s life cycle
of budding, blooming and pollinating,
as well as its process of decay, strongly
echoes the human condition. The exhibition
Figuring the Floral features
artists who apply this symbolism to
their work—touching on race, eth-
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nicity, class, gender, sexual orientation,
aging and other facets of identity.
Participating artists are Derrick Adams,
Nicole Awai, Bahar Behbahani,
Christian Ruiz Berman, Sanford Biggers,
Cecile Chong, Max Colby, Abigail
DeVille, Valerie Hegarty, Christopher
K. Ho and Kevin Zucker, Diana
Lozano, Natalia Nakazawa, Ebony G.
Patterson, Bundith Phunsombatlert,
Lina Puerta, Simonette Quamina, David
Rios Ferreira, Alexandria Smith,
Katherine Toukhy, Lina Iris Viktor,
William Villalongo and Saya Woolfalk.
Free with admission to the grounds.
Glyndor Gallery, 2 p.m.
Sunday, December 1: Garden and
Conservatory Highlights Walk: Join
a Wave Hill Garden Guide for a public
tour of seasonal garden highlights.
Free with admission to the grounds.
Meet at Perkins Visitor Center, 2 p.m.
A 28-acre public garden and cultural
center overlooking the Hudson
River and Palisades, Wave Hill’s
mission is to celebrate the artistry
and legacy of its gardens and landscape,
to preserve its magnifi cent
views, and to explore human connections
to the natural world through
programs in horticulture, education
and the arts.
ADMISSION is $10 adults, $6 students
and seniors 65+, $4 children 6
to 18 years of age. Free Saturday and
Tuesday mornings until noon. Free to
Wave Hill members and children under
6.
For further information call (718)
549-3200, or visit www.wavehill.org.
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