Programs @ TheArtsandMore, Inc.

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  What is this? It’s a creative educational program for youth (teens) with a human book/Be 1. Youth Club that is specialized in various arts and education, building artworks together. In making artworks, kids will discover their hidden talents or ideas and learn how to collaborate with others.  A friendship and leadership will also be a valuable lesson one will have from various activities, including    

• Building Leadership/Friendship 
• Making Movie
• Making Music
• Making Arts
• Making Stories

   What is this? It’s a program/club building a friendship and leadership through making Origamiami for teens. Origami is the folding paper art from Asia and had become popular in the states over the years. And kids in NJ are finding it as a tool to build the friendship as well as a valuable tool to help others who are in-needs.  Origami is the fundamental tool of making artworks, but adapting other materials and ideas will broaden one’s mind to see how one connects to the others. Paper Kids is a youth group formed by Kevin Ju, Andrew Qin, Kyle Schubert, Brian Yoon (President), Jimmy Yu, and Daniel Woo, who have high prospects to educate and share the fun and building a friendship by makiOrigamiami. Paper kids donate their works to various places, including hospitals, libraries, and groups, where other kids can enjoy their works. All members have been teaching community members and other kids how to make Origami through workshops and presentations in the libraries, NJ, and NY.  

• Paper Folding Workshop (Museum, Library, School, Nursery, and Birthday Party) 
• Community Service with paper folding (Nursery and Hospital) 
• School Club 

TalkDog sees the value of "something greater" in life through the relationship with pets. TalkDog is an online-based club for moms(or dads), and kids who love their pets wish to share their experiences and resources. 

  What is this?  Youth Music Festival at NYU creates a new, collaborative way of sharing original new music with young musicians and their teachers. Composers will have an exciting experience of writing music for the various groups/levels/interest of young musicians. In contrast, young musicians will learn/meet/perform new works by living composers.  Each season the concert will be based on a different theme/media.  This opportunity provides the core concept of collaboration, understanding one’s mind through music.   

• 2019 October 13th Concert in NYU Loewe Theatre
• 2018 October 15th Concert in NYU Loewe Theatre
• 2018 May (TBA) Reading Band music by ISO 
• 2017 December 13th Holiday Concert in NYU Global Center Grand Hall 7 pm Free to the public
• 2017 October 14th Concert in NYU Loewe Theatre
• 2016 October 13th Concert in NYU Loewe Theatre 
• 2015 February 20th Concert in NYU Black Box Theater 

  What is this?  Youth Music Festival at NYU creates a new, collaborative way of sharing original new music with young musicians and their teachers. Composers will have an exciting experience of writing music for the various groups/levels/interest of young musicians. In contrast, young musicians will learn/meet/perform new works by living composers.  Each season the concert will be based on a different theme/media.  This opportunity provides the core concept of collaboration, understanding one’s mind through music.   

• 2019 October 13th Concert in NYU Loewe Theatre
• 2018 October 15th Concert in NYU Loewe Theatre
• 2018 May (TBA) Reading Band music by ISO 
• 2017 December 13th Holiday Concert in NYU Global Center Grand Hall 7 pm Free to the public
• 2017 October 14th Concert in NYU Loewe Theatre
• 2016 October 13th Concert in NYU Loewe Theatre 
• 2015 February 20th Concert in NYU Black Box Theater 

What is this? It’s a community base-support program to adults and the Korean community with a concept of having a living person as a book/guidance.  Members meet every month (third Friday at 6 pm) in Books  Koreana, Flushing, NY.  Topics cover from a simple way of learning how to use apps and features in learning how to use cell-phone to poetry, health, insurance, mind, cooking, and many more.  Each month, a different human book is invited to the meeting.  

We share all news from various programs and events with you.  

Mixed Bag Music on January 27th, 2018, 7:30 pm at Tenri, NYC. Introducing music influenced by Japanese culture and spirit. 

• Featuring works by Toru Takemitsu, Miho Hazama, Dai Fujikura, Wataru Itoh, Kohei Kondo, Masatora Goya and Chatori Shimizu