ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月20日 04時33分

Just 7 years ago, the Harlem School of the Arts was $2 million in debt and temporarily closed. Today, @hsanyc has not only recovered, but is pivoting from a place that primarily provided arts education for children to a full-fledged performing arts center. “We will always be rooted in providing arts training to children. That will never waver,” said Eric Pryor, the president and chief executive of the nonprofit. “However, when children are available to you after school and on Saturdays, what are you doing weekdays?” he said. “What are you doing after 6 p.m. on weekends? Who are you during those moments?” The leaders of the school, which was founded in 1964, whisper phrases like “Harlem’s Lincoln Center” and “cultural hub” and aspire to be a place for artistic and cultural enrichment for a broad audience. @hollypickettpix photographed Ariyanna Munford, 10, during a @hsanyc ballet class taught by Briana Reed, who performed with @alvinailey.

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