This conversation inaugurates Nadege Green’s public programs as the Hemispheric Institute’s Spring 2026 Archivist in Residence and explores how Haiti has shaped Black dance in the United States.
Participants include Nadege Green, Dr. Weiselande “Yanui” César, and Gelan Lambert.
Join us Thursday, March 12, at 6 PM for Called to Dance: Haitian Dance, Migration, and Memory in the U.S.
📍 NYU Hemispheric Institute, 20 Cooper Square, 5th Floor Conference Space
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This conversation kicks off David Sánchez’s Spring 2026 residency with a retrospective on his life and career. The conversation will be led by the legendary Branford Marsalis, who produced Obsesión and Melaza, reflecting their shared commitment to artistic rigor and exploration.
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Join us Wednesday, 02/25 @ 7 PM for Música y Melaza: David Sánchez in Conversation with Branford Marsalis
📍 Center for Ballet and the Arts Studio, 16 Cooper Square
🔗 Register here: hemi.nyc/2602
Centered on the personal and collective experience of Puerto Rico following the passage of Hurricane Maria in 2017, the film opens a window to the past in order to imagine a global future.
The film will be shown in English with subtitles in English and Spanish.
Event poster for the film Golpe de Agua. The background image shows a person standing in silhouette near a stone structure, looking out over a rural landscape with a river and greenery at sunset. Across the top are multiple film festival laurels and the Spanish text “Solo en cines” and “El pueblo salva al pueblo.” Large title text reads “GOLPE de AGUA,” with smaller text below crediting Carla Cavina as writer and director. At the bottom, event details read: “Golpe de agua: A Screening and Discussion with Filmmaker Carla Cavina, room 101, 6:00 PM,” with the Hemispheric Institute logo, the date “February 5, 2026,” and a QR code on the right.
Join us Thursday, 02/05 @ 6 PM for the New York premiere of Golpe de agua (2025)
📍 NYU Hemispheric Institute, 20 Cooper Square, Room 101
🔗 RSVP: forms.gle/96AP3myqUMKS...
Participants include Carla Cavina, Gabriel Carle, and Ana Dopico.
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We are excited to welcome our Spring 2026 Fellows: Archivist in Residence Nadage Green and Artist in Residence David Sánchez. For more information about these extraordinary thinkers and makers, please visit bit.ly/3ZnGNg1.
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We wish you all a joyous Holiday Season, and a New Year filled with PEACE!
Stay tuned for our Spring 2026 programs in the New Year.
Journalists Taylin de la Caridad Jimenez Sevilla and Ana González Vila join Camila Tiburcio Rubio to discuss how reparto’s music, performance, and subcultures shape new forms of expression and belonging in Cuba and its diaspora.
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Join us Thursday, 12/11 @ 12:30 PM for “Ustedes No Son Reparteros Na’.”
This conversation introduces reparto, a vibrant Cuban genre blending traditional sounds with hip-hop and reggaeton.
📍 20 Cooper Square, 5th Floor
🔗 hemispheric.org/fa25-12
A conversation exploring a groundbreaking theatrical and research initiative that reconnects tragedy, classics, and contemporary theater from the perspective of Africa and the Global South.
Guests: Mandla Mbothwe, Mark Fleishman (University of Cape Town)
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Join us Thursday, 12/4 @ 5 PM for “Reimagining Tragedy from Africa and the Global South Project (ReTAGS)”.
📍 20 Cooper Square, 5th Floor
🕔 5 PM
🔗 RSVP: hemispheric.org/fa25-09
A conversation with the creative leaders of South Africa’s Magnet Theatre on the company’s history, contemporary work, and theatre as cultural infrastructure.
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Join us Tuesday, 12/2 @ 6 PM for “Subterranean Infrastructures and (de)Colonial Dramaturgies in the Work of Magnet Theatre”.
📍 20 Cooper Square, 5th Floor
🕕 6 PM
🔗 RSVP: hemispheric.org/fa25-08
Reimagined by contemporary artists, the event honors the creative legacy of the National Black Theatre.
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Join us Thursday, 11/20 @ 7 PM for “Soljourney Into Truth: Staging the Unpublished Manuscript” — a staged reading reviving Dr. Barbara Ann Teer’s visionary work, last performed in 1979.
📍 20 Cooper Square, 5th Floor
🕖 7 PM
🔗 RSVP: hemispheric.org/fa25-07
Reimagined by contemporary artists, the event honors the creative legacy of the National Black Theatre.
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Visualizing Legacies and Futures reflects the historical and contemporary memory of the National Black Theatre, celebrating its ongoing legacy in shaping Black performance, art, and cultural imagination.
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Join us Thursday, 11/13 @ 5 PM for “Visualizing Legacies and Futures” — an exhibition by The National Black Theatre, the Fall 2025 Arts Institution in Residence at the Hemispheric Institute.
📍 20 Cooper Square, 5th Floor Gallery Space
🕔 Opening Reception: 5–8 PM
🔗 RSVP: hemispheric.org/fa25-05
Presented by the National Black Theatre, the Fall 2025 Arts Institution in Residence at the Hemispheric Institute.
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Join us Thursday, 11/13 @ 6 PM for “National Black Theatre: Reflections from our Elders” — an intergenerational conversation honoring the artists, organizers, and cultural workers who laid the foundation for Black theatre.
📍 20 Cooper Square, 5th Floor
🕕 6–8 PM
🔗 RSVP: hemispheric.org/fa25-06
Presented by the National Black Theatre, the Fall 2025 Arts Institution in Residence at the Hemispheric Institute.
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Visualizing Legacies and Futures reflects the historical and contemporary memory of the National Black Theatre, celebrating its ongoing legacy in shaping Black performance, art, and cultural imagination.
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This work is produced by the Hemispheric Institute in collaboration with TEATRO LATEA. Radical Goddesses is a ticketed event.
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Join us Thursday, 11/06 and Friday 11/07 @ 7 PM for “Radical Goddesses,” a dance about three black Cuban women who fought for freedom. Created by Artist in Residence Beatrice Capote.
📍 TEATRO LATEA (107 Suffolk Street (2nd Floor) New York, NY 10002)
🔗 Tickets:hemispheric.org/fa25-04
A conversation with photographer Ruben Natal-San Miguel as we celebrate “Huracán Architectures,” his exhibition currently on view at the Hemispheric Institute.
A light lunch will be served.
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Join us Thursday 10/02 at 12:30 pm for Huracán Architectures: Artist Talk and Luncheon
📍 NYU Hemispheric Institute, 20 Cooper Square, 5th floor
🔗 RSVP: hemispheric.org/fa25-10
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