The Wall Street Journal:
‘Countertenor’ Review: Experiments in Sound and Scent
In Brooklyn, Anthony Roth Costanzo offered a performance considering the high male voice that included an olfactory component.
by Heidi Waleson
PIN–UP:
Inside the Smithsonian Design Triennial at Cooper Hewitt
by Ibrahim Kombarji
The New York Times: “…the latest example of Tines’s thinking beyond a traditional singer’s career, with expansive, ambitious and truly meaningful artistry.”
by Joshua Barone
ELLE Decor:
What Does It Take to Make a Home?
A new exhibition at the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum asks what a home can really mean and do.
by Camille Okhio
The New Yorker:
A Virginia Living Room Moves Onto Fifth Avenue
The opera singer Davóne Tines visits a re-creation of his rural childhood home at the Cooper Hewitt, where he’ll perform with his grandparents.
by Henry Alford
The New York Times: Design, Unearthed and Unfettered, in Cooper Hewitt’s Triennial
Starting in November, 25 new site-specific installations that explore the idea of home will fill the former Carnegie mansion in Manhattan.
by Laurel Graeber
“…moved me to my core.”
— Max Keller, Poison Put to Sound
“…it's about making space for our generation to reflect and react to what's at hand.”
— Landon Wilson for MOTIF