David Byrne to Be Honored at The Kitchen's Spring Gala Benefit

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David Byrne will be honored at the Spring Gala Benefit for The Kitchen, one of New York City’s oldest nonprofit performance spaces, tonight. The Honorary Chairs for tonight’s event include Caetano Veloso and Nonesuch President Robert Hurwitz. Set to perform are Dirty Projectors, Doveman, Nico Muhly, and St. Vincent, a featured vocalist on Byrne’s latest Nonesuch release, Here Lies Love.

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David Byrne will be honored at the Spring Gala Benefit for The Kitchen, one of New York City’s oldest nonprofit performance spaces, tonight at Capitale in New York. The Honorary Chairs for tonight’s event include fellow Nonesuch artist Caetano Veloso and Nonesuch President Robert Hurwitz.

Set to perform at the Gala are Dirty Projectors, Doveman, Nico Muhly, and St. Vincent, a featured vocalist on Byrne’s latest Nonesuch release, Here Lies Love, the two-disc song-cycle collaboration with Fatboy Slim on the life of Imelda Marcos. On the guest list for tonight are Cindy Sherman, Shalom Harlow, Justin Theroux, Josh Hartnett, and Charlotte Ronson, among others. The Gala will be followed by an After-party featuring a live music performance by Chief.

Proceeds from The Kitchen’s Spring Gala Benefit will support artistic and production fees for The Kitchen’s annual presenting season, which features experimental work by innovative artists, both emerging and established. Programs range from dance, music, and theatrical performances to video and media arts exhibitions to literary events, film screenings, and artists’ talks.

For more information on The Kitchen, visit thekitchen.org. There’s also a preview of tonight’s events at brooklynvegan.com. To pick up a copy of Here Lies Love or any album in the David Byrne Nonesuch catalog, head to the Nonesuch Store.

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  • Wednesday, May 26, 2010
    David Byrne to Be Honored at The Kitchen's Spring Gala Benefit
    Chris Buck

    David Byrne will be honored at the Spring Gala Benefit for The Kitchen, one of New York City’s oldest nonprofit performance spaces, tonight at Capitale in New York. The Honorary Chairs for tonight’s event include fellow Nonesuch artist Caetano Veloso and Nonesuch President Robert Hurwitz.

    Set to perform at the Gala are Dirty Projectors, Doveman, Nico Muhly, and St. Vincent, a featured vocalist on Byrne’s latest Nonesuch release, Here Lies Love, the two-disc song-cycle collaboration with Fatboy Slim on the life of Imelda Marcos. On the guest list for tonight are Cindy Sherman, Shalom Harlow, Justin Theroux, Josh Hartnett, and Charlotte Ronson, among others. The Gala will be followed by an After-party featuring a live music performance by Chief.

    Proceeds from The Kitchen’s Spring Gala Benefit will support artistic and production fees for The Kitchen’s annual presenting season, which features experimental work by innovative artists, both emerging and established. Programs range from dance, music, and theatrical performances to video and media arts exhibitions to literary events, film screenings, and artists’ talks.

    For more information on The Kitchen, visit thekitchen.org. There’s also a preview of tonight’s events at brooklynvegan.com. To pick up a copy of Here Lies Love or any album in the David Byrne Nonesuch catalog, head to the Nonesuch Store.

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