Tonight’s performance features 2 new works for theremin. Also featured is a new work by Dorit Chrysler in collaboration with Danish artist Jesper Just.
Shawn Onsgard presents fresh selections from his avant jazz compositions arranged for solo piano and Hammond organ. Joined by Maguire, Cleaver, and Halvorson; an unbalanced trio of drums, electric guitar, and exposed Rhodes integrates extended sections of exact notation with improvisation.
ISSUE Project Room presents Corridors, The Holy Experiment and Ateleia.
Join Jim Pugliese’s Phase III with many special guests celebrating the release of their newest CD on the Italian label Improvvisatore Involontario.
The Trojan Pony Tour, presented by Specific Recordings, features films and live music by artists and musicians from the fabled city of Troy, New York.
ISSUE Project Room presents Totem, a noise rock free improvisation trio that ventures from walls of sound to exploring microscopic sound worlds with Blacksberg/Hernandez/Evans/Lipson, a collective ensemble that plays improvised music.
An evening with DJ Olive and special guests at ISSUE Project Room.
The Apestaartje and Incunabulum labels present 2 nights of music focusing on the use of traditional instrumentation (lute, acoustic guitar etc) and styles (Baroque Music, Folk forms etc) in combination w/ contemporary experimental practices and adaptations.
The Apestaartje and Incunabulum labels present 2 nights of music focusing on the use of traditional instrumentation (lute, acoustic guitar etc) and styles (Baroque Music, Folk forms etc) in combination w/ contemporary experimental practices and adaptations.
February celebrates the individuality of instrumentation with a week of horns, percussion, string and voice. Suzanne Fiol curates in collaboration with 4 musicians; Chris McIntyre: A Week of Horns, Billy Martin: A Week of Percussion, Zach Layton: A Week of Strings, Sarah Ibrahim: A Week of Voice.
February celebrates the individuality of instrumentation with a week of horns, percussion, string and voice. Suzanne Fiol curates in collaboration with 4 musicians; Chris McIntyre: A Week of Horns, Billy Martin: A Week of Percussion, Zach Layton: A Week of Strings, Sarah Ibrahim: A Week of Voice.
February celebrates the individuality of instrumentation with a week of horns, percussion, string and voice. Suzanne Fiol curates in collaboration with 4 musicians; Chris McIntyre: A Week of Horns, Billy Martin: A Week of Percussion, Zach Layton: A Week of Strings, Sarah Ibrahim: A Week of Voice.
February celebrates the individuality of instrumentation with a week of horns, percussion, string and voice. Suzanne Fiol curates in collaboration with 4 musicians; Chris McIntyre: A Week of Horns, Billy Martin: A Week of Percussion, Zach Layton: A Week of Strings, Sarah Ibrahim: A Week of Voice.
February celebrates the individuality of instrumentation with a week of horns, percussion, string and voice. Suzanne Fiol curates in collaboration with 4 musicians; Chris McIntyre: A Week of Horns, Billy Martin: A Week of Percussion, Zach Layton: A Week of Strings, Sarah Ibrahim: A Week of Voice.
February celebrates the individuality of instrumentation with a week of horns, percussion, string and voice. This evening Mesinai will premier several exciting new works for percussion and electronics featuring the versatile drummer Ches Smith among others TBA.
February celebrates the individuality of instrumentation with a week of horns, percussion, string and voice. Suzanne Fiol curates in collaboration with 4 musicians; Chris McIntyre: A Week of Horns, Billy Martin: A Week of Percussion, Zach Layton: A Week of Strings, Sarah Ibrahim: A Week of Voice.
February celebrates the individuality of instrumentation with a week of horns, percussion, string and voice. Tonight Baptista and Martin will perform their magic in a mix of duets and music to films.
February celebrates the individuality of instrumentation with a week of horns, percussion, string and voice. Suzanne Fiol curates in collaboration with 4 musicians; Chris McIntyre: A Week of Horns, Billy Martin: A Week of Percussion, Zach Layton: A Week of Strings, Sarah Ibrahim: A Week of Voice.
February celebrates the individuality of instrumentation with a week of horns, percussion, string, and voice. Suzanne Fiol curates in collaboration with 4 musicians; Chris McIntyre: A Week of Horns, Billy Martin: A Week of Percussion, Zach Layton: A Week of Strings, Sarah Ibrahim: A Week of Voice.
February celebrates the individuality of instrumentation with a week of horns, percussion, string and voice. Suzanne Fiol curates in collaboration with 4 musicians; Chris McIntyre: A Week of Horns, Billy Martin: A Week of Percussion, Zach Layton: A Week of Strings, Sarah Ibrahim: A Week of Voice.
February celebrates the individuality of instrumentation with a week of horns, percussion, string and voice. Suzanne Fiol curates in collaboration with 4 musicians; Chris McIntyre: A Week of Horns, Billy Martin: A Week of Percussion, Zach Layton: A Week of Strings, Sarah Ibrahim: A Week of Voice.
February celebrates the individuality of instrumentation with a week of horns, percussion, string and voice. Suzanne Fiol curates in collaboration with 4 musicians; Chris McIntyre: A Week of Horns, Billy Martin: A Week of Percussion, Zach Layton: A Week of Strings, Sarah Ibrahim: A Week of Voice.
February celebrates the individuality of instrumentation with a week of horns, percussion, string and voice. Suzanne Fiol curates in collaboration with 4 musicians; Chris McIntyre: A Week of Horns, Billy Martin: A Week of Percussion, Zach Layton: A Week of Strings, Sarah Ibrahim: A Week of Voice.
February celebrates the individuality of instrumentation with a week of horns, percussion, string and voice. Suzanne Fiol curates in collaboration with 4 musicians; Chris McIntyre: A Week of Horns, Billy Martin: A Week of Percussion, Zach Layton: A Week of Strings, Sarah Ibrahim: A Week of Voice.
Founded in 1970 by Petr Kotik, S.E.M. Ensemble is dedicated to the performance and advancement of new music. Over the past ten years the ensemble's repertoire has included compositions by Cage, Feldman, Kotik, Phil Niblock - much of it written specifically for the ensemble - representing the group's artistic pursuits.
John McDonough and Kurt Gottschalk present a night of John Cage’s music, in preparation for their upcoming CD of Cage’s compositions for radio, to be released in 2009 on Mode Recordings.
This evening Ensemble One presents new music utilizing both improvised and predetermined elements. Providing support is Brooklyn-based harpist, Shelley Burgon.
VERGE ensemble hails from Washington, DC where it is the new music ensemble in residence at the Corcoran Gallery of Art. Tonight's program features author Nick Antosca and cellist Collin Oldham, premiering his electronic instrument inventions, the Cellomobo and Radio Tape Knife.
Working as performers, educators, improvisers, scholars, composers, and song-writers — Till by Turning performs new chamber music by established and emerging artists and develops creative educational programs.
Tonight’s program focuses on so-called “silent music,” dramatically reductive chamber music that hovers on the edge of audibility. With strong roots in Cageian aesthetics, the principal exponents of this music are the members of the multi-national collective of composer/performer known as the Wandelweiser Group.
Together with very special guest Wolter Wierbos from Holland, Gerry Hemingway and Alex Waterman present a set of trio music. Coming out of work in the larger Quintet setting, tonight’s music will be more conversational and languid without holding back the virtuosic energy of these three musicians.
The New York City-based gamelan ensemble performs works by Laura Andel, David Demnitz, Miguel Frasconi and others.
The Transfiguration Ensemble will mark Good Friday with Joseph Haydn’s string quartet version of The Seven Last Words of Christ, with reflections by seven wide-ranging scholars and writers selected by Sam Haselby. The evening will also feature an original video work by the Canadian artist John Gurrin.
A night of great classical and contemporary chamber music with duets, trios, quartets and quintets. Works by Music by Boccherini, Cage, Henze, Krenek, Stravinsky, and more.
Composer/performer Elizabeth Brown and visual artist Lothar Osterburg join forces for two evenings of chamber music and art.
ISSUE Project Room presents an evening of performances by Xu Fengxia, Min Xiao-Fen and Ned Rothenberg.
In all of his creative activities, Tristan Perich is inspired by the aesthetics of math and physics, and works with simple forms and complex systems. This evening he will perform two pieces: Telescope and This Resonant Room.
ISSUE Project Room presents performances by New York City-based artists Andy Graydon and Ray Sweeten.
An audio-visual collaboration between Haeyoung Kim (a.k.a. Bubblyfish) and Chika will open the evening, followed by a second collaboration between sound artist and composer Stephan Moore and video artist Madeleine Gallagher.
The Brooklyn-based collective of artists and technologists LEMUR brings "Best of ReSiDeNt" to ISSUE Project Room with performances by Taylor Kuffner and Holland Hopson. Also performing will be composer and frequent LEMUR collaborator, Ben Neill.
NYC-based composer, Anthony Ptak and Philadelphia-based artist, Charles Cohen share new works accompanied by NYC-based "VJ", Bec Stupak.
ISSUE Project Room present David Weinstein and Richard Garet.
ISSUE Project Room in collaboration with Anthology Film Archives presents a performance of Greg Pope's Light Trap with support from Barry Weisblat.
R. Luke DuBois is a composer, performer, video artist, and programmer living in New York City. Sawako is a sound sculptor, a timeline-based artist and a signal alchemist in the urban life environment who understands the value of dynamics and the power of silence.
Visual and sound artist, Bruce Trovsky and composer / new media artist, Zach Layton perform at ISSUE Project Room.
Poet, Doug Nufer and "vocal acrobat" Zeroboy continue ISSUE Project Room's Littoral series. Plus a musical performance by Lycaon Pictus.
Media and sound artist, Ernesto Klar performs at ISSUE Project Room joined by a performance from Zachary Lieberman.
Ashley Paul/ Eli Keszler combine sustained resonances with constantly shifting jabs and attacks. Keszler’s bowed metal and driving percussion, and Paul’s expressive reeds and floating vocals, creating deliriously eye opening moments. The duo will be joined by some very special guests.
Dan Graham presents a screening of Rock My Religion; a provocative thesis on the relation between religion and rock music in contemporary culture.
ISSUE Project Room presents performances by MV Carbon and Hahn Rowe.
Sound artist and vocalist, Liz Tonne collaborates with percussionist, Sean Meehan + a performance by the Brooklyn-based composer, Duane Pitre.
Gabrielle Senza and Marc Zegans share their collaborative project, Pillow Talk. Plus a performance by Ecstatic Quartet featuring MV Carbon, Lucian Buscemi, Michael Evans, and Anthony Ptak.
Jonathan Kane's February preforms at ISSUE Project Room.
Tonight Handelman will open the evening with some new three-channel works that re-animate, re-play and orchestrate excess with a glamorous loss of control.
Play and joyful freeform acoustic/electronic music by dane Emil de Waal and the great artists of the evening. Accompanying artists will make improvised music interplaying with Emil and his prerecorded material, a.o. adding improvisations and backing to the preliminary (live) recordings from his laptop.
The Robert(a) Beck Memorial (Mercurial) Cinema will celebrate its 10th anniversary during ISSUE Project Room’s month of ecstasy! An ouroboric event organized by Bradley Eros, Brian Frye & Joel Schlemowitz.
Andy McGraw, Shahzad Ismaily and Sharma Swara team up for an evening of experimental gongs, rare, sacred and contemporary seven-tone gamelan and Indonesian-inspired duets for vibes and electronics.
ISSUE Project Room presents An Evening with Raster Noton, featuring performances by Alva Noto, Byetone, Frank Bretschneider and Signal.
ISSUE Project Room presents "A Demonstration of the Harmonics Guitar" by Glenn Branca, plus a performance by The Paranoid Critical Revolution.
ISSUE Project Room continues its Littoral series with readings by Brian Evenson and David Ohle plus a musical performance by bassist Nat Baldwin.
ISSUE Project Room presents an evening of collaboration between Bhob Rainey and Jason Lescalleet, nmperign (Greg Kelley/Bohb Rainey/Sean Meehan), and Jason Lescalleet with Graham Lambkin.
ISSUE Project Room presents a solo performance by Ashley Paul and a collaborative performance between Eli Keszler and Loren Connors.
ISSUE Project Room is thrilled to host pioneering multimedia artist Joshua White and his legendary Joshua Light Show for a week of unique audiovisual collaborations. The residency will involve White’s iconic projections alongside an incredible roster of musicians each night of the residency.
ISSUE Project Room is thrilled to host pioneering multimedia artist Joshua White and his legendary Joshua Light Show for a week of unique audiovisual collaborations. The residency will involve White’s iconic projections alongside an incredible roster of musicians each night of the residency.
ISSUE Project Room is thrilled to host pioneering multimedia artist Joshua White and his legendary Joshua Light Show for a week of unique audiovisual collaborations. The residency will involve White’s iconic projections alongside an incredible roster of musicians each night of the residency.
ISSUE Project Room is thrilled to host pioneering multimedia artist Joshua White and his legendary Joshua Light Show for a week of unique audiovisual collaborations. The residency will involve White’s iconic projections alongside an incredible roster of musicians each night of the residency.
The third year of Floating Points Festival (formerly Points in a Circle) explores the versatility of ISSUE Project Room’s innovative house speaker system, designed by Stephan Moore.
The third year of Floating Points Festival (formerly Points in a Circle) explores the versatility of ISSUE Project Room’s innovative house speaker system, designed by Stephan Moore.
The third year of Floating Points Festival (formerly Points in a Circle) explores the versatility of ISSUE Project Room’s innovative house speaker system, designed by Stephan Moore.
The third year of Floating Points Festival (formerly Points in a Circle) explores the versatility of ISSUE Project Room’s innovative house speaker system, designed by Stephan Moore.
The third year of Floating Points Festival (formerly Points in a Circle) explores the versatility of ISSUE Project Room’s innovative house speaker system, designed by Stephan Moore.
The third year of Floating Points Festival (formerly Points in a Circle) explores the versatility of ISSUE Project Room’s innovative house speaker system, designed by Stephan Moore.
The third year of Floating Points Festival (formerly Points in a Circle) explores the versatility of ISSUE Project Room’s innovative house speaker system, designed by Stephan Moore.
The third year of Floating Points Festival (formerly Points in a Circle) explores the versatility of ISSUE Project Room’s innovative house speaker system, designed by Stephan Moore.
The third year of Floating Points Festival (formerly Points in a Circle) explores the versatility of ISSUE Project Room’s innovative house speaker system, designed by Stephan Moore.
The third year of Floating Points Festival (formerly Points in a Circle) explores the versatility of ISSUE Project Room’s innovative house speaker system, designed by Stephan Moore.
The third year of Floating Points Festival (formerly Points in a Circle) explores the versatility of ISSUE Project Room’s innovative house speaker system, designed by Stephan Moore. This evening also in part of ISSUE's ongoing Littoral Readings Series.
The third year of Floating Points Festival (formerly Points in a Circle) explores the versatility of ISSUE Project Room’s innovative house speaker system, designed by Stephan Moore.
The third year of Floating Points Festival (formerly Points in a Circle) explores the versatility of ISSUE Project Room’s innovative house speaker system, designed by Stephan Moore.
The third year of Floating Points Festival (formerly Points in a Circle) explores the versatility of ISSUE Project Room’s innovative house speaker system, designed by Stephan Moore.
The third year of Floating Points Festival (formerly Points in a Circle) explores the versatility of ISSUE Project Room’s innovative house speaker system, designed by Stephan Moore.
ISSUE Project Room presents Extended Guitars with Erhard Hirt, Hans Tammen, Nick Didkovsky and Douglas Repetto. Playing contemporary tabletop guitar music - sounds that seem chaotic on the surface, with a forest of apparently separate details, interlinked underneath, woven together as a maze of infinite complexity.
ISSUE Project Room presents performances by upright bassist Nat Baldwin, New York-based band Extra Life and a solo performance by multi-instrumentalist Angel Deradoorian.
Kenneth Kirschner will start the evening with a preview of his upcoming stark and haunting work on 12k. Taylor Deupree will improvise a soft bed of acoustic guitar and electronics and Jodi Cave will treat with his incredibly tactile and human sound.
Vic Rawlings (amplified cello and surface electronics) teams up with pianist Gust Burns. Margarida Garcia and longtime collaborator Barry Weisblat are joined by Aki Onda on tapes and electronics. Trombonists Tucker Dulin and Bryan Eubanks share a new piece for trombone and sub-tones.
ISSUE Project Room continues its Littoral Series with readings by Veronica Gonzalez, Steve Erickson and 101 Crustaceans.
ISSUE Project Room presents Ryan Jewell in collaboration with Nate Wooley and Jesse Kudler. Plus New York-based group, Talibam!
A fantastic evening of films and festivities—an homage to the female subject and the exultant powers of both self-possession and captivation. Curated by M.M. Serra.
Darmstad presents: Emily Manzo at ISSUE Project Room.
Tonight’s event will feature an advanced screening of Droid – The Spirit of Improvisation. Followed by a performance featuring Amir Ziv on drums, Jordan McLean on Trumpet and Luke O’Malley on bass. In addition, projection artist CJ will be collaborating with the group as they fold time and space.
ISSUE Project Room presents Baltimore-based duo, Harrius and Swedish improv/electronic duo, The Moth.
ISSUE Project Room presents a free concert at Music at the Bridge Festival featuring performances of John Zorn's Cobra, Jonathan Kane's February and a performance by Theremin Society.
Walking Another Way is an all-immersive audiovisual performance exploring the elegant movements and mysterious world of the jellyfish. Cosmic Poetry premieres at ISSUE Project Room as a series of audiovisual performances dedicated to the cosmos.
Dean Bowman and Gary Lucas perform contemporary and traditional spirituals and the blues. While Fight the Big Bull - an amalgamation of saxophones, trombone, trumpet, guitar, bass and drums - is a spontaneous display of emotion filled with far-reaching significance and baptized in the traditions of music.
ISSUE Project Room presents Eric Chenaux performing solo renditions of his ballads with voice, electric guitar and whammy echo harps. Joined by Greg Davis who will be providing live, meditative drones for deep listening.
ISSUE Project Room presents Audrey Chen, Nate Wooley and Herb Robertson trio + Hahn Rowe, Carole duo.
The Extra-Sensory Pedestrians (Jennifer Schmermund and Kimberly Young) join Evidence (Stephan Moore and Scott Smallwood) to celebrate the release of their new CD Receiver (free103point9 Audio Dispatch 035), with a re-imagined performance of their original installation at Wave Farm.
ISSUE Project Room presents performances by Hair Stylistics (a.k.a. Violent Onsen Geisha, Masaya Nakahara), Tom Thayer and Hot Garbage. With events by Ei Arakawa / Michiko.
ISSUE Project Room presents Magda Mayas and Andy Moor.
This event will consist of a collaborative aural and visual live performance between Boston artists Asher Thal-Nir and Brendan Murray, and NYC artist Richard Garet. The show will range from combinations of solo, pair, and trio groups exploring the interconnected dialogue of improvised live sound and video performance.
Silver Haunches - a band with dance - was formed to serve as bridge between the parallel cultures of DIY “contemporary” dance and “independent” music.
ISSUE Project Room presents banjo/electronic-musician, Woody Sullender and violinist, Katt Hernandez together performing as a duo.
Using video, guitars, voice, zither, and electronics, Jay King and Mario Diaz de Leon will perform their dense, percussive, and hyper-composed audiovisual style, as well as more recent approaches incorporating improvisation and live video.
Power 2 is the second in a series of curatorial experiments that examines the phases of web media through collaborative projects. Choreographer Kristina Donello, media artist Nick Lesley and members of Avarus will fuse dance, motion and sound to create Gesamtkunstwerk to address the era of social media.
ISSUE Project Room presents Agathe Max and Tony Conrad.
ISSUE Project Room and WFMU present a month of collaborative concerts. This evening featuring DJ Dan Bodah, Bing & Ruth, and The Pyramid Scheme Trio
ISSUE Project Room and WFMU present a month of collaborative concerts. This evening featuring Irene Trudel, David Garland, Pete Galub, Greta Gertler, and Noa Babayof.
ISSUE Project Room presents video art by Anne Rothshild, graphic art by Maria Isabel Gouverneur and music by Syntax Error. With special guests Elliott Sharp and Eric Bogosian.
ISSUE Project Room and WFMU present a month of collaborative concerts. This evening featuring DJ Kurt Gottschalk, Brown Wing Overdrive and Sean Meehan / David Watson Duo.
ISSUE Project Room and WFMU present a month of collaborative concerts. This evening featuring DJ Tony Coulter, Sterling Basement, If, Bwana and Michael Peters.
Join ISSUE Project Room and Lisa Cooley for the opening of "Creswell Crags", an exhibition examining aspects of the primal or the ancient. With performances by Barry Weisblat, Toshio Kajiwara, Aki Onda, Margarida Garcia, and Bryan Eubanks.
MATA kicks off the second season of its bi-monthly series, Interval, with a program of music by the radical and enigmatic South Dublin collective Grúpat. Curated by Irish vocalist and composer Jennifer Walshe, Interval 2.1 features the collective’s music performed by Ms. Walshe and NYC-based group, Object Collection.
ISSUE Project Room benefit auction at Phillips de Pury.
ISSUE Project Room and WFMU present a month of collaborative concerts. This evening featuring Bethany Ryker (host of "Stochastic Hit Parade"), Bloodcount, Normal Love and New York Miniaturist Ensemble.
ISSUE Project Room and WFMU present a month of collaborative concerts. This evening featuring WFMU music director/DJ, Brian Turner, a solo performance by Cooper-Moore, Ryan Jewell and Greg Kelley Duo, plus a performance by Heathen Shame.
Jacob Kirkegaard's new work Labyrinthitis is an interactive sound piece that consists entirely of sounds generated in the artist’s auditory organs – and will cause audible responses in those of the audience. New York-based minimalist composer and sound artist, Kyle Bobby Dunn, also performs solo.
Jason Kahn, Byran Eubanks and Andrew Lafkas meet for the first time to perform two sets of improvisations.
ISSUE Project Room and WFMU present a month of collaborative concerts. This evening featuring Fabio (host of "Strength Through Failure"), Michael Evans/Ken Montgomery Duo, Lary 7, and Kenta Nagai.
ISSUE Project Room and WFMU present a month of collaborative concerts. This evening featuring Trouble (host of "This is the Modern World"), Lights and Teeth Mountain.
ISSUE Project Room Artist in Residence, Tristan Perich presents new compositions for soloist with 1-bit music + a performance by pianist David Broome.
Three evenings of experimental films and videos made by women artists in the U.S. over the last six decades, subjectively culled by three guest curators well respected for the intelligence of their programming.
Three evenings of experimental films and videos made by women artists in the U.S. over the last six decades, subjectively culled by three guest curators well respected for the intelligence of their programming.
Three evenings of experimental films and videos made by women artists in the U.S. over the last six decades, subjectively culled by three guest curators well respected for the intelligence of their programming.
Curated by Jmy Leary, this screening is part of an ongoing project to collect, archive and present videos, photographs, programs, posters, set props, sound scores, notes and other relics from the 80’s and 90’s NYC dance scene.
The Viennese group brings their refined vocabulary of sound production and sonic choreography to ISSUE Project Room.
ISSUE Project Room presents a very special evening with Iva Bittová.
Celebrating Phill Niblock’s 75th Birthday and his contribution to Experimental Music. This evening includes a set by Phill Niblock, mixing his sound works, and Katherine Liberovskaya's live video. In addition to performances of Pan Fried and Sethworks.
Celebrating Phill Niblock’s 75th Birthday and his contribution to Experimental Music. This evening includes performances of Didjeridoos and Don'ts, Five More String Quartets, and Summing II.
Celebrating Phill Niblock’s 75th Birthday and his contribution to Experimental Music. This evening includes performances of Tenor, 3 to 7 - 196, Four Arthurs, and A Third Trombone.
Celebrating Phill Niblock’s 75th Birthday and his contribution to Experimental Music. This evening includes a performance of Poure by cellist Arne Deforce and by the Nelly Boyd Ensemble.
ISSUE Project Room is pleased to present: The Independents. Featuring: Table of the Elements record label, Jonathan Kane’s February, Tony Conrad and Neptune.
Evan Parker has developed the possibilities of unpremeditated music more deeply than almost anyone, creating a personal vocabulary that is simultaneously instantly recognizable and adaptable to the most varied of situations.
ISSUE Project Room presents Japanese electronic musician, composer and photographer Aki Onda and the award-winning vocalist/composer Shelley Hirsch.
Wobbly (a.k.a. Jon Leidecker) creates laptop-free, multi-sample polyphonic music, while the violinist, electronic composer and registered veterinary nurse, Blevin Blectum, shares clanking, creaking grooves and anti-grooves. The two artists will perform solo and collaboratively this evening at ISSUE Project Room.
ISSUE Project Room presents performances by Peter Evans, Josh Sinton and Matt Bauder.
ISSUE Project Room and 12k presents performances by FourColor (Tokyo), Moskitoo (Tokyo/Sapporo) and Sawako (Japan/NYC).
ISSUE Project Room and Darmstadt "Essential Repertoire" present Ne(x)tworks Ensemble performing music of the New York School.
ISSUE Project Room and Darmstadt "Essential Repertoire" present Fluxus scores interpreted by Bradley Eros, Lary 7, M.V. Carbon and Ryan Tracy.
ISSUE Project Room and Darmstadt "Essential Repertoire" present Either/Or Ensemble: Early Minimalism.
ISSUE Project Room and Darmstadt "Essential Repertoire" present Stars Like Fleas with special guests performing Cornelius Cardew's Treatise.
ISSUE Project Room and Darmstadt "Essential Repertoire" present Contemporary Extended Vocal Technique with performances by Jennifer Walshe and Object Collection.
ISSUE Project Room and Darmstadt "Essential Repertoire" present New Electro-Acoustic Practices with performances by Tristan Perich and Ensemble Pamplemousse.
ISSUE Project Room presents A Week of Noise curated by Thurston Moore. This evening featuring performances by Ahlzagailzehguh and Yellow Tears.
ISSUE Project Room presents A Week of Noise curated by Thurston Moore. This evening featuring performances by Key to Shame and Heaven People.
ISSUE Project Room presents A Week of Noise curated by Thurston Moore. This evening featuring performances by Alberich and FFH.
ISSUE Project Room presents Swedish artist, Leif Elggren plus New York-based sound artist, Chop Chop, performing a distillation mix from his highly acclaimed release Oxide.
ISSUE Project Room presents: Extra Life and Mary Halvorson, Jessica Pavone Duo.
ISSUE Project Room presents: Paul Steven Ray's Nine Nine.
The Computer Music Center at Columbia University and Issue Project Room present the first Fün Night of the season. The bill includes an eclectic mix of electronics and laptopery.
ISSUE Project Room presents Elliott Sharp with Joey Baron, Bruno Chevillon, and Frank Hums de Terre and a collaboration with French turntablist-guitarist Franck Vigroux and Elliott Sharp.
ISSUE was recently awarded an extraordinary 20 year lease at 110 Livingston Street in downtown Brooklyn. Come celebrate with us at Santos Party House!
LITTORAL: Reading Series with John Reed and Michael Kimball.
ISSUE Project Room presents: Bioluminescence, the collaborative duo of Lesley Flanigan and Luke Dubois, Fair Use Trio, and Bradford Reed & Adam Kendall.
ISSUE Project Room presents performances by NYC outfit, Outpost with projections by Stephanie Wuertz + Alasehir.
MATA & New Amsterdam Records present with ISSUE Project Room the second installment of the 2008-09 Interval series season. Curated by rising star composer Judd Greenstein.
ISSUE Project Room presents: Ben Vida and MV Carbon/Aki Onda.
ISSUE Project Room presents: Source of Yellow, Susan Alcorn and Lone Wolf & Cub.
ISSUE Project Room presents: Wingdale Community Singers
The Loud Objects, that smoky trio of international live-action precision noise solderists, present a special gala col-la-bor-a-tion with fifteen of New York City’s finest top notch musicians.
The New York Theremin Society will present Robert Munn & Sara Cook and their 3D Projection show of stereoscopic images of World War I with electronic theremin accompaniment. Plus a performance by master therminist Kip Rosser.
Meeting as they do with violin and cello above a unifying drone, Conrad and Carbon explode the space we normally think of in connection with string quartets, waltz music, and country fiddlin’. Chaotic parameters are bent and rigorously sculpted using techniques that have been revealed through enduring experimentation.