“Bushwick has become one of the largest artists’ communities in Brooklyn, New York City and possibly the world. The exhibit “WAH Bridges Bushwick”, with over 60 artists, is a survey of this phenomenon. Exploring the works of artists in this show, one can identify new trends that the Bushwick artists community is contributing to the art world. The show is a reminder that if one scratches the surface, one can see that there is a colorful story in each artist, something that shows a skein of connectedness among all humans. This show fulfills the WAH Center’s “Bridge Concept”, bridging to Bushwick and its artists, just as previous shows the WAH Center have bridged many different international, national and local artist communities.” – Brittany Natale

Featuring: Camille Altay, Christina Arza, Michael Assiff, Liz Atzberger, Tiago Barros, Brian Batt, Lizzie Boredom, John Breiner, Brittany Carmichael, Jonathan Chapline, Terri Chiao, Yun-woo Choi, Petros Chrisostomou, Orianne Cosentino, Gaspar Dietrich, Jeff Fichera, Juan Fontanive, Valley Fox, Natalie Fragola, Adam Frezza, Max Glaser, R. Guzman, Jeremy Haik, Jack Henry, Jason Kachadourian, Krista Knapp, Kelsey Knutson, Fernanda Kock, Ken Kocses, Hyesu Lee, Julian Lorber, Abel Macias, Alonzo Maciel, Luis Martin, Rachel McCollum aka MILO, Melanie Jolanta Moczarski, Lorraine Nam, Adam Nowicki, David Pappaceno, James Payne, Bruno Perillo, Olivie Ponce, Abby Ronner, Yaz Rosete, Mata Ruda, Esther Ruiz, Valeria Segal, Sylvia Sewell, Hiba Schahbaz, Marcia Shapiro, Michael Linton Simpson, Julia Sinelnikova, Dasha Tolstikova, Gocha Tsinadze, James Weingrod, Meguru Yamaguchi, Ashley Zelinskie and more

WAH Bridges Bushwick
November 8th – December 1st, 2013.
135 Broadway
Brooklyn
wahcenter.net

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Björn Meyer-Ebrecht, “Gartenstadt”, 2011 ink and tape on paper <55.5 x 75.25 inches (141 x 191 cm

Conceived in 2006, ((audience)) is an unprecedented project that explores the cinema as a 21st century concert hall. Currently, sound artists must “perform” what are essentially multi-track recordings, interpreting the playback of their compositions to account for technical and acoustic variations in different sites. ((audience)) bypasses this problem by considering the cinema-hall as a standard technical and acoustic platform and site.

Featuring: Alex Lee Harris, Ben Godward, Björn Meyer-Ebrecht, Brooke Moyse, Ellie Murphy, Liz Atzberger, Patrick Todd, Rico Gatson, Robert Otto Epstein, Siebren Versteeg, Tamara Zahaykevich, Ursula Schneider

Outpost Artist Resources
September 28, 6-8pm
1665 Norman Street
Brooklyn, Ridgewood
au.dience.org
outpostartistsresources.org

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