Looking to up your appreciation of the arts?
We've rounded up four artsy events around New York City this week that will scratch your cultural itch, from a photography exhibit to a pottery class.
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'Eyes Wide Open'
From the event description:
“Eyes Wide Open” features the work of photographers Jessica de Vreeze and Bruce Byers. Converting their observations into art, moments become memories and inspirations for our future.
When: Thursday, June 13, 6-9 p.m.
Where: The Old Print Shop, 150 Lexington
Price: Free
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Walkthrough with Dana Kyndrova
From the event description:
Please join us as the photographer Dana Kyndrová speaks about the process behind the making of her works. The two talks will take place in the gallery space and will highlight the stories behind the photographs, as well as Kyndrová's creative process and inspirations.
When: Thursday, June 13, 7-8 p.m.
Where: Czech Center New York, 321 E. 73rd St.
Price: Free
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'A Night with Nina'
From the event description:
"A Night with Nina" is an evening tribute to Nina Simone. Students and parents will showcase their work from their Simone residency program, with special guest artists and performing groups performing some of Simone's music.
When: Friday, June 14, 7-9 p.m.
Where: BAM Fisher, 321 Ashland Place
Price: $32.71
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Score 49% off a pottery workshop
From the deal description:
Students learn to create bowls, mugs, and teapots with hand-building techniques in a class that provides all materials.
Where: 110 W. 26th St., Chelsea
Price: $38 (49% off regular price for one)
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