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Portrait of South Georgia: Abundance, Exploitation, Recovery

Sally Poncet first arrived in South Georgia in 1977. At the time, he said, the island beneath Antarctica was just as spectacular as it is today: A nearly 100-mile-long mountain spine defines the terrain; glaciers hang down from the peaks with verdant slopes stretching upward to meet them; shimmering beaches surround the coastline. But in …

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‘I Feel an Abundance’: A Composer Dive into the World of Dance

“Arrghh, pressure!” She cried out after composer Lido Pimienta was told that she and choreographer Andrea Miller were the first all-female team commissioned to create a piece for the New York City Ballet. While she was dancing,to hold the skywith costumes by Esteban Cortazarcompany debuts autumn fashion premiere Thursday night, both women will break new …

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