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Maria Niro's stunning film The Art of Un-War Screens At The 2022 New Jersey International Film Festival On Friday, June 3!
by Izzy Bonvini
published 2022-05-29

Maria Niro's stunning film The Art of Un-War Screens At The 2022 New Jersey International Film Festival On Friday, June 3!




 

Captivating film Self-Defense at the 2022 New Jersey International Film Festival

by Ashley Terer
published 2022-05-28

Self-Defense, which is playing at the 2022 New Jersey International Film Festival on Saturday, June 4, is a wonderfully captivating and intimately reflective art performance piece created by Joni Whitworth and Sam Tam Ham about experiencing the world as someone who is neurodivergent. Initially, Joni entails her thoughts and emotions using beautiful poetic imagery, while stunning visual effects supplement her storytelling. Suddenly, the film shifts into a different tone. In a blunt expose of reality, this film reveals the systemic decades long abuse of helpless neurodivergent youth housed at the Judge Rotenberg Center via inhumane shock collar therapy. Finally, Joni asks of the viewer to protect neurodivergent people from being othered, harmed, or abused, a term she calls “self-defense.” Self-Defense is an extremely rich, enlightening experience exposing the truths of neurodivergent people in a world that fails to recognize the damaging perceptions it holds.



An Interview With Tom McCabe about "Voice Of The Game"

by Gary Wien
published 2022-05-27

If you were one of the U.S. soccer fans who cheered Jesse Marsch and his Leeds team as they avoided relegation in the Premier League, you will love Voice of the Game. It is a wonderful documentary by Tom McCabe and Kirk Rudell that spotlights Manfred “Manny” Schellscheidt, a German immigrant who came to play and teach soccer in one of the game’s last frontiers, America. He may well be the least known, and most important coach in American soccer history. And coaches like Marsch are continuing the vision of the game that Manny installed in them.



An Interview with Richie Furay, who has Two NJ Shows in June

by Spotlight Central
published 2022-05-27

Richie Furay — credited as one of the founders of country-rock — is coming to the New Jersey area in June, 2022 where he will play shows on June 11 at Alpha Wave Studios in Whippany and on June 12 at SOPAC in South Orange.



Makin Waves Song of the Week: "Broken Heart" by Amanda Rose Riley

by Bob Makin
published 2022-05-27

The lyric video for “Broken Heart,” the title track of North Jersey singer-songwriter Amanda Rose Riley’s forthcoming LP, premieres at New Jersey Stage as the Makin Waves Song of the Week





New Jersey Stage: Daily Edition 05-27-22

Here is the morning update from New Jersey's arts newswire. We regularly publish between 8-15 new articles and news reports each day. Nobody covers the Arts throughout the Garden State like New Jersey Stage!





2022 New Jersey International Film Festival Experimental Filmmaker Video Q+A

by Al Nigrin
published 2022-05-27

Here is the 2022 New Jersey International Film Festival Experimental Filmmaker Video Q+A with Emoticon Director Padrick Ritch, Love Forbids You Director Will Rittweger, Self Defense Director Joni Whitworth and Festival Director Al Nigrin:



MPAC presents The Mavericks

(MORRISTOWN, NJ) -- The Mavericks return to Mayo Performing Arts Center (MPAC) on Tuesday, June 21 at 8:00pm as part of their En Español World Tour. Widely respected as one of the most dynamic live music bands in the country with a passionately dedicated fan base that embraces their genre-bending eclecticism, they return to MPAC with an added multi-cultural/bilingual energy added to their musical melting pot. Tickets range from $39-$79.



“For the Culture, By the Culture” Exhibit Spotlights 19 Local and National Black Artists of Influence

by Carolyn M. Brown, JerseyArts.com
published 2022-05-26

In celebration of Art in the Atrium’s 30th anniversary, the Morris Museum and Art in the Atrium (ATA) present the exhibition, For the Culture, By the Culture: 30 Years of Black Art, Activism, and Achievement. This exhibition brings together prior ATA-featured artists in a group retrospective that spans 30 years and spotlights local and national Black artists who are masters of their craft and who have contributed to Black culture by creating impactful works.



Rock On! This Week's Sound Bites...5/26/22

by Danny Coleman
published 2022-05-26

"Oh, a lot, I think like 12” laughed the very talented  May Erlewine as she discussed her past efforts and most recent release titled, “Tiny Beautiful Things.”  Yeah, I've been doing it a long time too, so,  you know, that's what happens. I love working in the studio; it's always a lot of fun."  


 

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