The Creative Life of a Native New Yorker

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Sep 18, 2018

Jill Cunniff, founding member of the band Luscious Jackson, joins us to talk about her music, life as a born-and-raised New York artist, and the very first exhibition of her artwork at 198 Allen Street on view from September 20 through September 23. On September 20, Cunniff will also perform a live acoustic set at the show's opening, including solo work as well as some Luscious Jackson classics. No tickets are required for the event.

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