In the series Art for the Living I'll interview 5 women artists from New York. This first one is poet Yarisa Colón, who also creates very special books. Book your seat: https://as.nyu.edu/research-centers/espaciodeculturas/events/Spring-2026/art-for-the-living-curated-by-artist-in-residency-sonia-megias.html
In the series Art for the Living I'll interview 5 women artists from New York. This first one is videoartist Katherine Liberovskaya, current director of Experimental Intermedia. Book your seat: https://as.nyu.edu/research-centers/espaciodeculturas/events/Spring-2026/art-for-the-living-curated-by-artist-in-residency-sonia-megias.html
In the series Art for the Living I'll interview 5 women artists from New York. Our third guest is painter Andrea Cukier, who also ilustrates children books. Book your seat: https://as.nyu.edu/research-centers/espaciodeculturas/events/Spring-2026/art-for-the-living-curated-by-artist-in-residency-sonia-megias.html
In the series Art for the Living I'll interview 5 women artists from New York. Our fourth guest is mezzo soprano Anna Tonna, who not only sings opera but also contemporary music in the States and in Europe. Book your seat: https://as.nyu.edu/research-centers/espaciodeculturas/events/Spring-2026/art-for-the-living-curated-by-artist-in-residency-sonia-megias.html
Next April 25th, a chorus of 40 people from the FMDG music school for blind people and prople with vision loss, will premiere at the Auditorium of the Metropolitan Museum of New York my tactile piece Family Cord, made of 43 meteros of satin ribbon with linen embroiders and ceramic figures. The piece has […]
CoroDelantal is a laboratory for choral experimentation that was created in New York City in 2011 by Spanish composer Sonia Megias. After one year of work, the project expanded to Spain (Madrid and Alicante), where it continues running. We'll start celebrating our 15th anniversary with a series of concerts in New York City. For this […]
CoroDelantal is a laboratory for choral experimentation that was created in New York City in 2011 by Spanish composer Sonia Megias. After one year of work, the project expanded to Spain (Madrid and Alicante), where it continues running. We continue celebrating our 15th anniversary with our series of concerts in New York City. For this […]
In the series Art for the Living I'll interview 5 women artists from New York. Our last guest is choral conductor Liz Geisewite, who is also the president of the American of Choral Directors Association in New York. Book your seat: https://as.nyu.edu/research-centers/espaciodeculturas/events/Spring-2026/art-for-the-living-curated-by-artist-in-residency-sonia-megias.html
Dúa da Pel is a bridge where music and words are tuned and sharpened to discover the target, the exact center, the birth of rhythm—which is the birth of the world. It is a world beyond the one that is always rushing to feed an impossible novelty. In Dúa da Pel, poetry, music, singing, and […]
Dúa da Pel sings again at the Salon on Kingston, in Brooklyn. So happy to come back to this beloved place for us! You can read the English translation of our songs from this document: