Christopher Pelham

Christopher Pelham

zOne by Yuko Kaseki and Mieko Suzuki

zOne by Yuko Kaseki and Mieko Suzuki

CRS is proud to continue its ongoing relationship with Berlin-based butoh artist Yuko Kaseki. Her newest work, zOne, explores dementia and will premiere at Dock 11 in Berlin, Germany for three performances, Oct 2–4, 2025 at 7:30 pm. Dementia, amnesia,…

FABRICAEUROPA Presents Megumi Eda’s FISH άɪ LENS

FABRICAEUROPA Presents Megumi Eda’s FISH άɪ LENS

We’re thrilled to continue working with dance/theater/film artist Megumi Eda, providing some developmental support for two of her upcoming projects: her autobiographical one-woman show FISH άɪ LENS and her workshop the following weekend: “Turning Your Story Into Movement: An Autobiographical…

Mothers by Rema Hasumi Released July 1

Mothers by Rema Hasumi Released July 1

We are thrilled to announce the release of “Mothers,” a beautiful new album by mother artist Rema Hasumi, whom CRS presented last winter at Jazz Gallery as part of our Crossing Boundaries Concert Series. Continuing our multi-year working relationship with…

CRS is moving!

CRS is moving!

After almost 20 years at our cherished home at 123 4th Ave in Manhattan, CRS is moving! This month is the last the we will spend in the Clouds AO-designed White Room, which was named one of "9 yoga studios that achieve design nirvana” by Homes to Love and which has shaped so many classes, workshops, concerts, healings, and community events over the years. Please join us in celebrating the White Room at our final events there.

CRS Launches Arts Blog

CRS Launches Arts Blog

CRS announces the launch of an arts blog/magazine, only love ART, in order to spotlight some of the artists of depth and substance who inspire us. Rather than publishing reviews as such, we'll be writing about the myriad creative ways artists and art works call attention to the invisible and overlooked as they strive to bring darkness to the light and remind us that love lives in each of us. In short, we'll be writing about artists we encounter whom we think matter and why.