Join us fireside at the monthly ceremonial gatherings hosted by Emily Johnson. Each month, Johnson invites guest artists and organizers to share stories and performances in honor and protection of the land, water, and air of Lenapehoking, the homelands of the Lenapeyok, where Abrons Arts Center is located.
Buscando a Marina/Looking for Marina (solo show)
Presented by mh PROJECT nyc
Gabby Fluke-Mogul, Jean Carla Rodea, Gerald Cleaver, Moe Staiano, & Las Sucias present an evening of solo, duo, and quartet performances!
First set is a solo set bu Gabby Fluke-Mogul, followed by a duo set by Jean Carla Rodea and Gerald Cleaver, then finally a quartet with electronic duo Las Sucias with drummer Moe Staiano and Gabby Fluke-Mogul.
Que Prosiga (That It May Go On) is a group exhibition curated by Diana Guerra and Emily Malave. The exhibition provides creative speculation into the livelihood of the immigrant identity. A malleable mapping that will lead to a recess of possibilities into inclusivity and safety. Que Prosiga (That It May Go On) includes works in different mediums that activate the senses and revive motives in a response to gesture away from objectivity and complete materiality. This project is founded upon artists who are sustaining Latinx diasporic ephemera, language, concepts, and images. The participating artists are Diego Anaya, William Camargo, Vitória Cribb, Juan Giraldo, Lorena Molina, Jean Carla Rodea, Angelica Yudasto, Christina Barrera, Daniela Espinosa, Sherry Muyuan He, Cecilia Lopez and Piero Rossini.
Group Show. Celebrate 10 years of DIAP at CUNY == on view at Compton Goethals Gallery.
Open to the public (Follow CCNY’s Covid-19 rules for guest access) Monday - Thursday 10 am- 4 pm
Curated by Anna Shukeylo and Yasmeen Abdallah
To Have and to Hold (group show)
February 19 - March 27, 2022
The Moving Picture Show is a group exhibition of work by 10 media artists who embrace and challenge the conventional uses of video, creating work that is formally innovative, conceptually rigorous and politically significant. Rooted in the moving image, this assembly includes video installation, video sculpture and single channel video, all by artists who make their home in the Hudson Valley.
Curated by Peggy Ahwesh.
Video work by eteam sound by multiple collaborators including myself.
Video and sound design/composition in collaboration with Gerald Cleaver.
Livestream w/ RSVP-only audience at Scholes St Studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY.
Infrequent Seams Double Album Release Livestream:
Eli Wallace "Precepts"
Ilgenfritz-Chase-Lee "Loss And Gain"
8pm – Craig Shepard solo trumpet & music boxes
8:15 – NewBorn Trio (Katie Down, Miguel Frasconi, Jeffrey Lependorf)
8:45 – James Ilgenfritz / Brian Chase / Robbie Lee
9:30 – Gerald Cleaver & Jean Carla Rodea
9:45 – Eli Wallace Quartet feat. Erica Dicker (violin) Lester St. Louis (cello), Sean Ali (bass), Eli Wallace (piano, composer)
10:30 – Metamorphosis | Nirbhaya (2021) – Sound/film by Monika Weiss
Sound design/composition in collaboration with rebeca medina.
Originally scheduled for March 2020 but canceled due to the pandemic, guest curator Tatyana Tenenbaum, an artist and composer, and a 2017 CPR Artist-in-Residence and Technical Resident, invites artists rebeca medina, Mor Mendel, and lisa nevada to share new work in development.
“Through Their Gazes/ A Través de sus Miradas”, curated by Jean Carla Rodea will screen August 6th at 8pm through the Outpost Vimeo channel. Click HERE to RSVP.
“Through Their Gazes/ A Través de sus Miradas” features film/video works by Luna Marán, Miriam Parker, and Laura Sofía Pérez. As a curator, I’m interested in sharing the independent and experimental work from these women through their own multiple gazes and experiences. Their works challenge hegemonic narratives while they also celebrate complex ideas of community in the Americas.
I’m excited to perform Merche Blasco’s work (Act I) as part of her Open Call commission at The Shed.
I’m excited to perform Merche Blasco’s work (Act I) as part of her Open Call commission at The Shed.
Mottel_Mottel; The Image is a Seed
This online broadcast is a public forum to present aspects of the Syeus Mottel photographic archive. His son, Matt Mottel, transforms a yet unexamined cultural history into a social and artistic happenin through a collaborative process. Matt has invited those connected to both his and his father’s cultural networks to participate and respond to this presentation; intertwining their own histories and performance practice into a new archive.
Sunday, April 11
8pm ET (7pm CT)
Streaming on Twitch
FREE, $5+ suggested donation (100% goes to the artists)
8:00pm ET - Bonnie Kane
8:45pm - Corey Fogel
9:30pm - Gerald Cleaver & Jean Carla Rodea
Visit the website for information regarding scheduled gallery visits and streamed performances.
Un/Sounding the Relational City is the Spring 2020 conference organized by the Music Department of New York University’s Graduate School of Arts & Science.
