New York Magazine - The Glass Stampede
As this last great building boom winds down, our architecture critic asks: does the new see-through city look better or worse than the one it replaced? A building-by-builing survey.
The Ailey Organization
Charlie Rose.com - A Conversation with Judith Jamison
A conversation with Judith Jamison, Arts Director of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.
Dance Teacher Magazine - Honors List
Sylvia Waters and Judith Jamison
Roots and Relationships in Chicago: Interview with Denise Jefferson - Director of The Ailey School in New York
The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater was founded in 1958. Choreographer, dancer, and director Alvin Ailey played an important role in cultivating opportunities for African-American modern dancers, presenting choreography that explored a wide range of the black experience.
New York Post - All the right moves
It was almost three decades ago that the late, great choreographer Alvin Ailey asked his good friend and former dancer Judith Jamison to take over his young and esteemed company.
New York Times - For the Best Views of This Performance, Stake Out a Sidewalk Spot
Pedestrians often stop to watch dance classes at the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater building at 9th Avenue & 55th St.
New York Times - Ailey's Creative New Digs With Room for Comfort
In a well-known segment of Alvin Ailey's signature dance, ''Revelations,'' performed to the spiritual ''Wade in the Water,'' dancers wave swaths of billowy blue fabric to simulate a river.
Time Magazine - Back To Their Roots
The Ailey company's tour leaves South Africa dancing in the aisles.