In this hour-long program, eight members of Face the Music, NYC’s only teen “alt-classical” ensemble, will present the works of five of today’s most interesting musicians. Jefferson Friedman’s titanic String Quartet no.
A night of 16mm film shorts presented by Kenneth Zoran Curwood. Live score by Ian M. Colletti and friends… FREE POPCORN!
We gather in darkness to deceive our eye in the flicker… the hundred year old magic is magic still. A light shone through silver particles suspended in gelatin, focused on a plane so to destroy it… leaving only a window…
Vaudeville Park is pleased to present Sleepwalker, a thematic exhibition of oil painting and vibrational - kinetic sculpture focused upon the moment of self-awareness and the evergreen perplexity of consciousness.
Joey Molinaro and Valerie Kuehne assault and seduce their violin and cello/voice alongside Amy X Neuberg (San Franciso) and Hazel Ra (Brooklyn) and Jane Gabriels (Montreal) and Vaudeville Park's founder Ian M. Colletti. A fantastical array of unique performers.
Tim Byrnes has been running an after-school rock band class at St. Luke's School in the West Village for almost 9 years. This will be his students' first ever open-to-the-public performance, two sets by two bands. Check it out if you want to hear a diverse rendering of both covers and originals, from the Beatles to the Red Hot Chili Peppers to Black Sabbath.
Please join us for an intimate night of song, with three solo performances by some of the city's most lovin'est lovers! And right on time, we needs to kick off this Donnie summer 2012 - Do it Donnie baby! We'll dig ya there...
The Kings County Comedy Hour is back with its teeth-chattering, Earth-shattering, anti-matter-mattering FINAL Installment. That's right, it's our last show. See you on the other side, Jerks!
The Symposium: Let’s talk about collaboration! Tonight is night one of the festival, and provides a platform for different artists in Brooklyn to meet other working artists, curators, and creators also in Brooklyn.
Brooklyn Spaces presents the Chicago Center for Literature and Photography and Battle of the Camel for an evening of Chicago literature and Brooklyn music.
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