Legendary jazz musician Paquito D'Rivera @ Brooklyn Center

I highly recommend this for a night of incredible music and dance.

From World Stages: Dance
Brooklyn Center Presents

SERIES PREMIERE!

Luna Negra Dance Theater
with Special Guests Turtle Island Quartet
and Paquito D'Rivera

Dedicated to the works of Latino choreographers, Luna Negra Dance Theater celebrates its 10th anniversary by teaming up with the bold Turtle Island Quartet and legendary jazz musician Paquito D’Rivera, both multiple Grammy Award winners, in a celebration of the rich music and dance traditions of Cuba with their newest work entitled Danzón.

Sunday, October 25, 2009 - 2pm Matinee
Walt Whitman Theatre

Tickets:
General Admission: $30
Multibuy: $27
WorldPack: $25

Cuba, a few portraits

http://www.marlonkrieger.com/blog.html

Showing in NYC

Favela Cubana presents

Marlon Krieger's

Island in the Stream
a story of Cuba
August 5th, 2009 6-9pm
543 LaGuardia Place, New York

Join me for drinks and a slide show of new work.
A special screening of my creative short "Cuba in Collage" will be shown at 8:30.
A selection of images from my first tour of Cuba in 2005 will be on display and for sale.

Stay for dinner if you like as the food is a delicious mix of brazilian and Cuban plates. See you there....

www.favelacubana.com
www.marlonkrieger.com

Showing at the South Street Seaport

This Thursday, May 28th I will be showing a selection of images from Island in the Stream- a story of Cuba at Onda Restaurant located at 229 Front Street in the South Street Seaport. There will be music, food and cocktails. So come down and enjoy a bit of the Cuban flavor.

4pm-8pm

Music by Dj Charo Velecio
Food by Chef Raymond Mohan
Art by Carlos Mateu
Photography by Marlon Krieger



www.ondanyc.com

Island in the Stream-Cuba November 2008

This is after my latest trip to Cuba in Nov of last year.

A Story of Cuba

This is an artistic short- that is, images set to sounds and music which tell a story of Cuba and it people. These images were taken during the most recent of three trips to the Island.

I encourage you to view this in full screen mode with the volume set high so as not to miss any sound bites and imagery.

For those of you who viewed the first edit, most of the changes come in the last five minutes although some minor alterations have been made in the beginning.

Let this load a minute, you'll avoid it skipping. (the short is approx 8min long)

A Story of Cuba- from Marlon Krieger on Vimeo.