<p>Aaron Siegel is one of the co-founders of the New York-based organization <a href="http://experimentsinopera.com/" target="_blank">Experiments in Opera</a>, and his own opera, “Brother Brother,” has its full-length premiere coming up in New York City on May 2nd and 3rd at the <a href="http://www.abronsartscenter.org/" target="_blank">Playhouse at Abrons Art Center.</a></p>

Aaron Siegel is one of the co-founders of the New York-based organization Experiments in Opera, and his own opera, “Brother Brother,” has its full-length premiere coming up in New York City on May 2nd and 3rd at the Playhouse at Abrons Art Center.

<p>Aaron Siegel is one of the co-founders of the New York-based organization <a href="http://experimentsinopera.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Experiments in Opera</a>, and his own opera, “Brother Brother,” has its full-length premiere coming up in New York City on May 2nd and 3rd at the <a href="http://www.abronsartscenter.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Playhouse at Abrons Art Center.</a></p>

Episode 11: Aaron Siegel

In Season 2 of Make/Work (beginning with Episode 38), Scott Pinkmountain will speak with artists and activists about how they are responding to the new administration and the role that art and creativity can play in resistance. The show will seek to primarily amplify the voices and work of those being targeted and attacked by this administration.

In Season 1 of Make/Work (Episodes 1-37), Pinkmountain spoke with people working in a wide range of creative mediums about how they survive, how they make a living, how they maintain their work over the long term. Every creative laborer has a different story to tell about how they negotiate their relationship between their creative work and their paycheck and how they balance their lives to sustain their creative practice.

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In Season 2 of Make/Work (beginning with Episode 38), Scott Pinkmountain will speak with artists and activists about how they are responding to the new administration and the role that art and creativity can play in resistance. The show will seek to primarily amplify the voices and work of those being targeted and attacked by this administration. In Season 1 of Make/Work (Episodes 1-37), Pinkmountain spoke with people working in a wide range of creative mediums about how they survive, how they make a living, how they maintain their work over the long term. Every creative laborer has a different story to tell about how they negotiate their relationship between their creative work and their paycheck and how they balance their lives to sustain their creative practice.

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