In Solidarity | A Statement for Leon Black’s Removal From MoMA’s Board

Glad to be part of this charge forward. No rest until we have the world we deserve!

Protesters outside of MoMA in October of 2019 (photo by Hakim Bishara/Hyperallergic)

Over 150 Artists Call for Leon Black’s Removal From MoMA’s Board Over Jeffrey Epstein Financial Ties

Our Statement :

Collective Statement Signed by 157 artists, curators, and art workers

We, as artists and art workers, support the removal of Leon Black from the board of MoMA for reasons that have already been stated by many others. However, this should be considered the bare minimum. Beyond his removal, we must think seriously about a collective exit from art’s imbrication in toxic philanthropy and structures of oppression, so that we don’t have to have the same conversations over and over, one board member at a time. This thinking can only catalyze action once we state plainly: We do not need this money. Museums and other arts institutions must pursue alternative models, cooperative structures, Land Back initiatives, reparations, and additional ideas that constitute an abolitionist approach toward the arts and arts patronage, so that they align with the egalitarian principles that drew us to art in the first place.

Aaron Hughes

Aaron Landsman

Abou Farman

Ahmed Isamaldin 

Ahmad Salameh

Ajay Kurian

Alan Ruiz

Alberto Garcia Rodriguez

Alex Paik

Alex Zandi

Alexa Punnamkuzhyil 

Ali Eyal

Ali Yass

Amanda Matles, Pratt Institute

Aminah Ibrahim 

Ana Ratner 

Anna Sew Hoy

Andrea Fraser

Andreas Amble

Andrew Ranville

Andrew Weiner, NYU

Ánima Correa

Anna Harsanyi

Ann Holder

Art and Labor Podcast

Art Handlers Alliance

Artists For Workers

Aru Apaza

Axe Binondo

Azikiwe Mohammed

Baseera Khan

Betty Roytburd

Blakey Bessire

Brett Wallace

Caitlin Cahill

Carlos Rosales-Silva

Chelsea Birenberg

Christina Chan

Christina Martinelli 

Claire Mirocha

Clarinda Mac Low

Clark Filio

Claudia Hart

Collective Çukurcuma (Mine Kaplangı & Naz Cuguoğlu)

Dachil Sado

Dana Kopel

Danielle Dean

David Borgonjon

David Kramer 

Denisse Andrade, Pratt Institute

Devin Kenny

Diwali Hasskan

Edi Friedlander

Emily Johnson

Emily Shanahan

Eric Golo Stone

Erin Murphy

Eriola Pira

Eugene Yiu Nam Cheung

Francesca Altamura

Frank J. Stockton 

Franklyn Cain

Gee Wesley 

Gordon Hall

Greg Lindquist

Guerrilla Girls

Halieadorable211

Hallie McNeill 

HOUSING Gallery

Hussein Adil

Ian Epps

Irkalla

Isabelle Brourman

Jake Davidson

Jared Brown 

Jason Simon

Jeffrey Grunthaner

Jennifer M. Williams

Jenny Dubnau

Jessica Wilson

Jesus Benavente

Jihan El Tahri

Jo Shane

Johanne Swanson

Johnson Study Group

Jonathan González

Jorge Rojas

Joseph Lubitz

Josephine Heston 

Julia Kwon 

Juliana Cerqueira Leite

Kai Matsumiya

Kat Zhao

Katherine Aungier

Katie Giritlian 

Katie Grace McGowan, Detroit, MI.
Katy Bea

KJ Freeman

Kristan Kennedy

Lawrence Sanchez

lexi welch

Lia Gangitano, PARTICIPANT INC

Lilly Hern-Fondation

Lincoln Tobier, Los Angeles

Lissa Regnier

Liz Glynn

Lluis Alexandre Casanovas Blanco

Lorelei Ramirez

Lucas Baisch

Manolis D. Lemos

Marnie Briggs 

María Verónica San Martín

Max Warsh

Megan Elevado

Michael Rakowitz

Michelle Rosenberg

Mikeeh Zwirner (Institute of Museums Against All Fucked Up Social Systems)

Mimi Bai

Minahil Khan

Mira Dayal

Moyra Davey

Nan Goldin

Nataša Prljević

Nia Nottage

Nicole Eisenman

Nick Wylie, Public Media Institute

Nikiesha Hamilton 

Nikki Columbus

Noah Fischer

Paddy Johnson

Patrick Carlin Mohundro

Paul John 

Paul McAdory

Peter Rostovsky, artist, writer, educator.

Phil Collins

Rachel Valinsky

Ramón Miranda Beltrán

Rebecca Naegele

Rena Anakwe

Rindon Johnson

Rory Murphy 

Ryan Oskin

Ryan Scullin

Sam Korman

Sara Grace Powell

Sara Magenheimer

Sari Weisenberg

Shanjana Mahmud

Sherko Abbas 

Sophia Friedman-Pappas

Stephanie Acosta

Stephen Sewell

Sunny Iyer

Taehee Whang (Hyperlink Press)

Teresa Ross Tellechea

the Dismantle NOMA collective

Todd Ayoung, Pratt Institute
Todd Gray

V. M. McEwen

Valerie Chang

Vanessa Thill

Vijay Masharani

Wes Larios

William Powhida

Winslow Smith

Xavier Danto

Xaviera Simmons

Zazu Swistel

Editor’s note 2/12/2021 11:57am EST: This list of signatories has been updated since its original publication.

TINY by Mairead Case | FREE Event | Book Release

Updated Video Link of the full event HERE

So excited to be sharing some writing and responses to the talented Mairead Case’s new book TINY. The incredible book on grief and magic and time and quiet. Catch me speaking in dreamland.

Eventbrite for RSVP

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TINY by Mairead Case

Good Day God Damn | WORLD PREMIERE | Chocolate Factory Theater

IT IS HERE AND I CAN’T BELIEVE IT! THIS IS IT! THE ONE WE BEEN CHURNING ON! DO NOT MISS!

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GOOD DAY GOD DAMN 
March 19, 20, 21 + 26, 27, 28 
The Chocolate Factory Theater 
GET TICKETS HERE 

​Tickets are going fast and there is limited seating so don't come cryin' to me later! This is the one, the one we've been workin on, churning on, evolving, this baby is it and she is HERE!  If you saw other works in progress fear not THIS IS A WHOLE NEW WORK and you DO NOT WANT TO MISS IT!  

Living in gratitude for this dark, absurdist, genius cabal of collaborators including Leslie Cuyjet, Miriam Gabriel, Angie Pittman, and Jessie Young, and joining us on stage, the operatic alien Alexa Grae is brining us sonic reaches and vocal gateways and light portals by Shana Crawford.

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[WORLD PREMIERE] THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY THEATER PRESENTS

Stephanie Acosta Good Day God Damn

March 19-28, 2020 ; Thursdays - Saturdays at 8pm

The Chocolate Factory Theater5-49 49th Avenue, LIC NY 11101

In a multi-frame assemblage of video projection, the cinematic lens, and the theatrical frame, the performers of Good Day God Damn - four dancers, an opera singer, and an ill fated screeching director - move as an organic sentient mass through multiple atmospheres and states, exploring ideas of the cinematic thriller and extraterrestrial hope in an attempt to disassemble, rebuild, and hold onto the very notion of survival in an absurd multi-crisis reality, asking: what does it mean to get through it? Dissonant sounds and images give way to choral moments in a darkly thrilling and dynamic disarray.Created and directed by Stephanie Acosta.

Performers: Leslie Cuyjet, Miriam Gabriel, Angie Pittman, and Jessie Young. Sound and vocals: Alexa Grae. Lighting Design: Shana Crawford. Projection Mapping: Ryan Holsopple.Good Day God Damn began its development as part of a Creative Residency at The Chocolate Factory Theater in September 2018, curated by Blaze Ferrer.

No One Likes An Ugly Revolutionary | World Premiere | NY

It’s a TWO WORLD PREMIERE kind of month this March! Thrilled to have directed this gorgeous work with the deeply talented Mette Loulou von Kohl. Catch us at Abrons Art Center for 3 SHOWS ONLY!

March 5-7 | Buy Tickets HERE

Opening night reception co-hosted with Arab.AMP

An interdisciplinary solo performance created and performed by Mette Loulou von Kohl, No one likes an ugly revolutionary explores the artist’s relationship with the Palestinian resistance fighter Leila Khaled and the connections that shape armed resistance, terrorism, fetish, reverence, internalized orientalism, and diasporic longing.

Director: Stephanie Acosta
Video Collaborator: Bleue Liverpool
Sound Collaborators: Ashley Hefnawy and Saint Abdullah
Lighting Designer: Evan Spigleman
Stage Manager: Manny Rivera

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FUNDING

No one likes an ugly revolutionary was commissioned by Abrons Arts Center through the Jerome Foundation AIRspace Residency Program, with additional support from AFAC (The Arab Fund for Arts and Culture) الصندوق العربي للثقافة والفنون.

The 2019-2020 Season at Abrons Arts Center is supported, in part, by generous grants from the Howard Gilman Foundation, the Mertz Gilmore Foundation, the Harkness Foundation for Dance, the Jerome Foundation, the Scherman Foundation, and other generous Henry Street Settlement funders. This program is also supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and support from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.

Spring 2020 | Chocolate Factory Theater | Good Day God Damn Premiere!!! Announcement

Traveling through the fractured American landscape, looming vibrations push the ground up and the cosmos down as our community-turned-cabal explores terror, tectonic shifts, psychedelic self-harm and toxic monuments. Through the lens of a thriller, our cell flows through domestic borders, mingles with the extraterrestrial and unpacks landlocked limitations through discursive research, experiments in moving image, experiential installation, and absurd rigorous ensemble development.

Performances will take place at The Chocolate Factory Theater.

Performers: Leslie Cuyjet, Miriam Gabriel, Angie Pittman, Jessie Young.

Good Day God Damn began its development as part of a Creative Residency at The Chocolate Factory Theater in September 2018, curated by Blaze Ferrer.

Podcast | Movers and Shapers

Excited to have had a chance to chat about dance, performance, curation and my art journey recently. Invite me on your podcast! Invite me to your panel, gallery, class, riot! I'm ready to chat about the work we make, how we all make it, and why.

Movers and Shapers A Dance Podcast no.85 hosted by the ever curious Erin Carlisle Norton. Here's me talking about my swirly trajectory, history, practice, peeves and the joy of multitasking. You can also hear it HERE

One of the really great things about Erin’s comprehensive archive is that we hear the lived experience not just the work, you hear artists speak to how the work got made, how the life in this work is being lived. Artists can forget to think of themselves or each other as three dimensional beings, which is wild to me because so much of my practice is those corners and creases where life and dreams meet. It was a pleasure to sit and chat with her. Check out the full archive and listen up!

This Bridge Called My Ass | Montpellier Danse , France

So thrilled to have shared our strange, loud, writhing, baby with new audiences at Montpellier Danse this summer! The incredible opportunity to translate the work in scale and to see it’s form on reapproach was such a gift. Tuçe Yasak (lights) and Sarah Lurie (tour/tech magician) created a world that expanded our plain without shifting our scope, I mean LOOK AT THAT LIGHT FEST, And getting to throw micro dance parties in the courtyard before the rest of the fest arrived was an added bonus. Continuously in gratitude to have built this work with Miguel Gutierrez and this full team of creators.

\\\ COMING SOON \\\ Touring continues this Fall and Winter so catch us, book us, check it!

This Bridge Called My Ass is touring these brown buns all over starting with

• TBA Festival (7-8, Portland) this September,

• San Fransisco in October - dates TBA

Keeping you warm in January 2020:

• Walker (16-18, Minneapolis) followed by the

• Wexner (24-26, Columbus)! So thrilled to keep connecting with these humans and sharing this strange unpacking with more audiences.

Antonym | Work-in-Progress Showing at Mabou Mines | NYC

Summer creates in slow but surely and with it new collaborations, projects and travels emerge from their wintery slumber. It’s only right that I find myself working with ideas of winter among many other’s in this early work in progress collaboration with composer and interdisciplinary artist Sugar Vendil on her residency work Antonym showing this week at Mabou Mines. I’m excited to be creating with such a force and featuried artists Hajnal Pivnick and Laura Cocks who bring the work to life.

I hope you’ll join us for one of the FREE showings below and if not I hope you’ll catch the premiere of the full work in the future. Check out Sugar and all they are up to HERE and more on our showings below!

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ANTONYM

Created by Sugar Vendil

featuring Hajnal Pivnick and Laura Cocks

along with video projections by Stephanie Acosta

and fashion looks by Mimi Prober

SHowings May 22 @ 7p + May 23 @7:30p w/talk back

ALL SHOWINGS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Mabou Mines
150 First Avenue, Second Floor
New York, NY 10009

“Antonym” is an interdisciplinary piece that connects sound, movement, and projection design. There’s no antonym for nostalgia. “Antonym” (working title) attempts to construct the thing we don’t have a word for: if nostalgia is a yearning for the past, “Antonym” longs for forward motion and envisions the future as an escape from pain. Using field recordings of New York City throughout the year, the four seasons serve as a cyclical frame and context for memory. This performance will show the first completed movement I. Winter: Now, Then, and then. It features composer-pianist Sugar Vendil, violinist Hajnal Pivnik, flutist Laura Cocks, projection design by Stephanie Acosta, and costumes by fashion designer Mimi Prober.

Podcast | State of the Arts - talking DanceNYC 2019 Symposium

Listen to Remi Harris and I fall in love with Savona over dance and NYC’s wonders HERE or click below for our “lively” lovely chat! Talkin’ Dance/NYC Symposium 2019

Listen to "State of the Arts NYC 4/16/2019 with host Savona Bailey-McClain" on Spreaker.

More from the grand Savona Bailey-McClain’s State of the Arts NYC HERE

State of the Arts NYC is a weekly radio show where various sectors of NYC’s arts worlds converge to report and analyze the dynamic state of the arts and its participants. Hosted by Savona Bailey-McClain, long-time Executive Director of the West Harlem Art Fund (WHAF), she confronts, analyzes and celebrates victories, challenges and changes in the country’s dynamic creative capital. Reports from the field; from the far-flung fringes; from center stage and from behind the scenes—the host Savona Bailey-McClain draws on her 20 years’ in the trenches to bring you snapshot after snapshot in living color. State of the Arts NYC can be heard on iTunes, Radio Public, Youtube, Mixcloud and BRIC Radio.

And check her other magical works HERE or read an inspired interview with Savona HERE!

This Bridge Called My Ass | NY Times + Opening!!! - NY

It is unbelievable, that after what feels more like a lifetime than a year, 3 residencies, 2 countries, countless applications, successes, failures, we prepare to open and share what we have created with you. Continuing to collaborate with Miguel Gutierrez and this band of talented creators has come or created a moment of great searching and growth and I’m so very thankful this mad world is resisted in these rooms of mad love.

THIS BRIDGE CALLED MY ASS

Opens Jan 9th as part of American Realness 2019 at the Chocolate Factory

In This Bridge Called My Ass six Latinx performers – Alvaro Gonzalez, John Gutierrez, Miguel Gutierrez, Xandra Ibarra, Nibia Pastrana Santiago, and Evelyn Sanchez Narvaez – map an elusive choreography of obsessive and perverse action within an unstable terrain of bodies, materials and sound. A formal logic binds the group and propels them to create a constantly transforming world where their togetherness retains autonomy to complicate the idea of identity. Clichéd Latin-American songs and the form of the telenovela are exploited to show how familiar structures contain absurdity that reveal and celebrate difference.

Grab tickets HERE! <—-Update we are SOLD OUT but there will be a waitlist nightly beginning at 7:15 so be there early and get in! We have a limited and strict capacity so get on in here early all!

Nina Westervelt for The New York Times

And check us out in the SUNDAY NY TIMES where Gia Kourlas chatted with Miguel Gutierrez and I about our mad process and snuck in to see what we’ve been up to. It is always such a gift to be seen, and properly quoted no less.

N E W Z L E T T E R - This Saturday/Season/Beyond

N E W Z L E T T E R is OUT and you can read it HERE and subscribe HERE for next time!

or read below!

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November 08, 2018

This SATURDAY, this SEASON and the BEYOND from Acosta Studios

by Stephanie Acosta

Hi all! Connections, reinforcing, constructing, restoring, repairing, the work feels endless, and it is, the stuff of living with accountability, with engagement, with open eyes and arms and hearts, is HARD WORK and it is also WORTH IT.  Let's keep on keeping together.  

In love, revolution and solidarity, Stephanie 

F I R S T L Y  - as in THIS SATURDAY NY 
Workshop | Stephanie Acosta: Empathetic Landscape + Cosmic Bodies - Using imagined interiors in movement practice.

Saturday 2-4p | Recess 46 Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, NY | FREE + presented as part of "Camilo Godoy: Out of Control" 
Register FREE on Eventbrite or Facebook 

In the workshop we'll translate ideas thru multiple systems, including sensory + moving meditations, writing, and vocal engagement, testing and embodying specific approaches utilized in my score building. Thinking about how to engage interior curiosity, articulate the abstract and in the process engage in philosophical considerations of body, life and place-ness. The workshop is based on our rehearsal practice, and the current research project Good Day God Damn. 
All body types + experience levels are W E L C O M E! 

AND THEN...

 This electric evening includes live music, rituals, short film screening, along with a work-in-progress showing of The Judiths of Virtuous Dissent, a performance developed by Nessa Norich + her ensemble of interdisciplinary artists. Channeling the fullness of our grief, anger + love into a prismatic vision of a heroine who vanquished the forces of violence with the force of feeling. 

I am excited to be supporting the work of a dear one, and to be spending time supporting Well of Wills and these fierce femmes who are tackling the darkness with More Light! 

Candle Lighting + Performance | 7:30p
Celebration + Short Film screening + Live Art | 9p

Tickets are LIMITED so grab yours HERE 
RSVP- Facebook  #thejudithproject

AND THEN...

Can you believe it's the FINAL SUNDAY SERVICE of the SEASON?! Season 4 has been another inspired and surprising series with curators Pamela Liou, Julia Stanoli, and Zavé Martohardojo each bringing entirely new and beautiful ways to entangle our worlds, expand out listening, and shake out our feels. My gratitude abounds. 

THIS month brings us my brother in crime Miguel Gutierrez presenting four humans to embrace and engage ancestry,examing how we hold, tether, pull and make space for the past in our future as well as how the future might carry the past.
 
Featuring Bryanna Bradley, Camilo Godoy, Evelyn Sanchez Narvaez, + Xtian W. 

December 9th | 7pm
Knockdown Center
RSVP - Eventbrite | Facebook 

As always F R E E + as always Sunday Service is programmed by myself + the illustrious Alexis Wilkinson.  

And don't fret we will be back with news on Season 5 shortly, so stay tuned, year three is gonna be a blow-out! 


R E C E N T L Y 

Recently wrapped up a 10 day mini-residency at the Chocolate Factory, curated by Blaze Ferrer and generously hosted by all. Returning to our research we were able to more deeply develop and share this continuous expression and search for sanity. Joined once again by the graces of Leslie Cuyjet, Angie Pittman, Jessie Young, and Miriam Gabriel, with tech support from long time collaborator Rory Murphy, we were able to continue our writing, filming and movement development we hope to have a larger sharing of final works including a publication, new scripted and abstract video experiments and a final evening length journey through this landscape. Stay tuned!

Oh right, and just a little bleed in from my other life to tell you that I got to create a 7 screen video installation for the 30th anniversary tour for The Pixies which has been a real fun and strange and surprising experience. Highlighting the aesthetics of their vast ouvoir and expanding on interviews with Art Director Vaughan Oliver, I have enjoyed every minute of working with these long time loves, and can't wait to catch it live in Brooklyn next week! You should TOO! THE FUCKING PIXIES!  


L A S T L Y 

I have begun work on a new series that is not altogether new because few things are, but perhaps a return to some gnawing internal questions on autobiography, messy morphing identities and those who bare witness to our decay.  I hope to tell you more soon but for now, please know that I am out here working and thinking for and of you, and I am here if you need me, if I can be, and when I can't, I'll be in the studio. 

See you in the streets and stages and all the in between! 
 

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More Light! | Comin' at ya Dec 4th Brooklyn

Amidst volunteering, community support, personal practices, it's hard to know what you can do to feel whole or see the light. 🕯️ Nessa Norich and her crew of performance beings are putting this evening together, and I am not only THERE for it, I'm also a supporting producer. 🎂 Did I mention it's ON MY BIRTHDAY?!

So come learn about the rebellious Judith who cut off her oppressors head with a FUCKING KNIFE (#goals) or join us for rituals of light and joy, and for the freakin' dancing, because we can need/do that TOO! 🕯️Tickets in the comments! 🕯️ Snag one HERE and see you THERE!

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MORE LIGHT!

A Community Celebration at the Intersection of Art, Activism and Spirituality 

On December 4th, we find one another in the darkness, sharing the weight of our struggle and illuminating the light of our joy. Join community, artists and activists for More Light! A night of Community Celebration and Live Art.

The evening will be electric with live music, ritual, short film premiere, and the premiere work-in-progress of The Judiths of Virtuous Dissent*.

About The Judiths of Virtuous Dissent: 
Theater director, Nessa Norich and her ensemble of interdisciplinary artists channel the fullness of our grief, anger and love into a prismatic vision of a heroine who vanquishes the force of violence with the force of feeling. Judith is a mythological rebel who uses the oppressor’s knife to cut off his head. We parse through the realities of resistance through her story. 

About the night:
This event occurs during the festival of Hanukkah, a celebration of the miraculous continuity of light in times of darkness. In this spirit, we gather community to share an evening of music, art and meaningful connection. We invite you to release fear, and join us to gather energy for the fight for brighter futures.
Information for how to connect with local activist communities will be available as well. More Artist Contributors to be announced soon!

Doors | 7p
Candle Lighting + Work in Progress Performance of The Judiths of Virtuous Dissent* | 7:30p
Celebration + Short Film Screening + Live Art | 9:00p 
++Doors close 7:30p-8:30p for the performance

Where: Mister Rogers | 1409, 231 Rogers Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11225 

Advanced Tickets: $15 | 36 | 50
Tickets are limited, we recommend you reserve in advance! HERE!

$15 - Community Support
$36 - Project Champion 
$50 - Mega Supporter 

All additional support through our Project Champion ($36) and Mega Supporter ($50) ticket sales go towards future development and production of The Judiths of Virtuous Dissent,and we THANK YOU for your support! 
If you can not afford the suggested price, please email wellofwillscommunity@gmail.com to reserve entry! We want you there! 

*The Judiths of Virtuous Dissent is a full-length performance in development. It is part of a year-long, community devising and creation initiative called The Judith Project, which began with a series of workshops in summer 2018. Learn more about our process and follow our journey here: https://wellofwills.squarespace.com

We hope to celebrate with you on the 4th!

With love,
the Well of Wills Collective
insta: @wellofwillscollective
#thejudithproject

Aug 25 + 26 | Rockaways Beach Sessions X AUNTS | Deep Descent (Vid Installation(

Excited to be joining AUNTS this weekend at the ROCKAWAYS for Beach Sessions! I'll be sharing a video installation at The Castle on both days and hope to see you there!  More info below - Last days of summer, LET'S DO THIS!!!

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Beach Sessions presents
AUNTS @ Rockaway
Saturday/Sunday, August 25th/26th at The Castle at Rockaway
A group of over a dozen artists will transform the neighborhood and take over three diverse locations  - the beach, the boardwalk, and Rockaway’s architectural marvel, The Castle - for a two-day performance with multiple performers, open dance parties, multidisciplinary, body/non-body based, time orientated, finished/experimental/process art. Audiences will be able to join, follow, wander and experience as many as or as few performances as they choose, creating their own experiences through chance encounters.

Saturday, August 25 | 5:00pm - 9:00pm
AUNTS @ ROCKAWAY
Free and open to the public

Schedule:
5:00 pm: Biba Bell, Hustle on the sand | On the sand at B110th Street
5:30 pm: AUNTS Procession | B110th Street to The Castle
6:00 pm: Evening performances at The Castle | B117th Street and Newport Avenue

Featuring:
Stephanie Acosta <-- ME! 
Chris Braz
Justin Cabrillos
Jessica Cook
Tess Dworman
Lisa Fagan
Wojciech Gilewicz
Lily Gold + mary read
Jasmine Hearn
Zavé Martohardjono + J Dellecave
Katrina Reid
Karl Scholz
Tatyana Tenenbaum
Hilary Brown | HB² PROJECTS + Kristina Hay (Dance) with Lamy Istrefi Jr. (Music)

DJ set by Brother Nature and Baby Love

Sunday, August 26 | 2:00pm - 5:00pm
FLIP IT AND REVERSE IT

Schedule:
2:00 pm: Afternoon performances at The Castle | B117th Street and Newport Avenue
(Same program as August 25)
4:00 pm: AUNTS Procession | The Castle to B110th Street
4:30 pm: Biba Bell, Hustle on the sand | On the sand at B110th Street

Directions:

TO B110th STREET:
Train: Take the "Far Rockaway" bound A train to 105th street, walk to the beach (5-min. walk), and up to Beach 110 on the sand.
Ferry: Take the Rockaway-bound Ferry to B108th street, walk to the beach (10-min. walk), and up to Beach 110 on the sand.
Landmark: Beach 106th Street Food Concession on the Boardwalk

TO THE CASTLE:
Train: Take the "Far Rockaway" bound A train to 116th street, walk towards Beach Channel Drive to B117th St and Newport Avenue (5-min walk)
Ferry: Take the Rockaway-bound Ferry to B108th street and walk 10 minutes up Beach Channel Drive to B117th St and Newport Avenue, or you can hop on the free shuttle.

NEWSLETTER OUT NOW! AUG + SEPT 2018 is gonna be FIRE

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SUNDAY SERVICE Season 4 ANNOUNCED!

Join us this fall for the return of Sunday Service, a free monthly series of live work across mediums in our bar, the Ready Room. The fall 2018 season curators include: Miguel Gutierrez, Pamela Liou, Zavé Martohardjono, and Julia Santoli. Each month’s artist lineup to be announced soon! 

Sunday Service Fall 2018 Schedule:
September 16, 7pm: Curator Pamela Liou
October 7, 7pm: Julia Santoli
November 4, 7pm: Zavé Martohardjono
December 9, 7pm: Curator Miguel Gutierrez

Sunday Service is programmed by myself and partner in curatorial-experiments Alexis Wilkinson.