About Arianys Wilson Photography
Hi! My name is Arianys. Thank you for stopping by! Just moved to Greenpoint, Brooklyn and still super close to Long Island City, I\'m expecting my first baby boy and super happy with life.
Kids Photography is my passion and what I love to do. Here you will find everything about my work and my recent shoots, personal projects and also the beautiful images I create for my clients.
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Sunday
March 28th, 2010
Long Island City Jazz Festival at the Secret Theatre
I couldn’t be there for most part of the show but I was able to take a few shots.
Christian Coleman band
Nick hempton – saxophone
Broc Hempel – piano
Chris Vanvoorst Vanbeest – bass
Christian Coleman – drums
Steve Blanco trio
Steve – piano
Adam Roberts – bass
Sunny Jain – drums
This would be the last week of Christian Coleman at LIC Bar. Don’t miss them, they’re really good.
LIC Bar
4558 Vernon Boulevard Long Island City, NY 11101-5203 – (718) 786-5400
Open Mon-Wed 4pm-2am; Thu-Fri 4pm-4am; Sat 1pm-4am; Sun 1pm-2am
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Christian Coleman Quartet @ LIC Bar #photos
January 11th, 2010
at LIC Bar
Christian Coleman Quartet
Mike Dopazo on Alto, Kyle Carmean on Guitar, Craig Akin on Bass and Christian Coleman on Drums
Pictures of last night’s event… We enjoyed African music with Kimati Dinizulu & Renè McLean Organic Duet
Nana Kimati Dinizulu
Renè McLean
Nana Kimati Dinizulu
www.myspace.com/kimatidinizulu
Renè McLean renemclean.com
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Last week at the Gantries we enjoyed Irish music with Dave Barckow & Mazz Swift-Camlett
Mazz
Dave
One of the biggest crowd this summer…
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Tomorrow we’ll have Afrodita featuring Hector Morales
Afro-Peruvian Pop
More in www.liveatthegantries.com
Since we didn’t have a show last week, we had a double show this week. On Tuesday we had a dance performance by Robert Royston Dance and Ephrat Asherie, and on Wednesday we had a concert by Earthdriver!
Robert Royston Dance and Ephrat Asherie got everybody dancing hip-hop, breakdance, tango and swing!
Breakdance
Tango & Milonga
Swing!!
And Swing lessons!
Kids dancing along!
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Live at the Gantries 2009 just started with the Hungry March Band!
They just came from a tour in France and they got everybody dancing at the Gantries.
If you want to know more about the Hungry March Band go to hungrymarchband.com.
If you missed it, enjoy the pictures and don’t miss the next show at the gantries with Chinese Theater Works.
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Performances to go:
Chinese Theatre Works
Tuesday, June 23 at 7:00pm
Earthdriver
Tuesday, June 30 at 7:00pm
Robert Royston Dance and Ephrat Asherie
Tuesday, July 7 at 7:00pm
Dave Barckow & Mazz Swift-Camlett
Tuesday, July 14 at 7:00pm
Afrodita featuring Hector Morales
Tuesday, July 21 at 7:00pm
Pachmama Peruvian Arts
Tuesday, July 28 at 7:00pm
Kimati Dinizulu Organic Duet
Tuesday, August 4 at 7:00pm
Vanishing Point: Zach Morris and Tom Pearson of Third Rail Projects
Tuesday, August 11 at 7:00pm
Silbin Sandovar Revue
Tuesday, August 18 at 7:00pm
Live At The Gantries 2009
The series Live at the Gantries returns this summer full of energy and very diverse performance:
Starting Sunday 14th, 2009 till August 18th, 2009
If you missed last year show, (take a look at the pictures) you can’t miss this year, it’s coming better than ever.
June 14 – Hungry March Band, Street Bass Marching Band
August 11 – Third Rail Projects, Site-Specific Dance
June 23 – Chinese Theater Works, Chinese Theater and Dance
June 30 – Earthdriver, Spoken Word, Soul, and Hip-Hop
July 7 – Royston Dance Co. with Ephrat Asherie, Interactive Swing, Tango and Break Dancing
July 14 – Dave Barckow & Mazz Swift-Camlett
July 21 – Afrodita, Latin Jazz
July 28- Pachamama Peruvian Arts
August 18 – Silbin Sandovar Revue, Queens Indie Rock All-stars
Yesterday was the Press conference to announce the event, and we enjoyed a small but super great performance of the “Chinese Theater Works”
And Hector Morales – “Pachamama Peruvian Arts”
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