In partnership with Franklin Furnace as part of their 50th anniversary commemoration and November release of "Back to the Present: 50 Years of Free Expression with Franklin Furnace" ISSUE presents an evening of performance and conversation.
ISSUE Project Room is pleased to announce our Artists in Residence for 2007: Maria Chavez and Bradley Eros.
An evening of short performances and revelry.
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.
ISSUE Project Room and Darmstadt "Essential Repertoire" present Fluxus scores interpreted by Bradley Eros, Lary 7, M.V. Carbon and Ryan Tracy.
MV Carbon performs a new collaboration with media artist Bradley Eros sharing the role of manipulating sound and image on a new project called The Mystery of Spiders -- a sound & projection performance conceptualizing scores based on spider webs.
Drawing its participants from the first 10 years of ISSUE Project Room’s Artists-In-Residence Program, AIR Alumni Collaborations is a performance that brings together former ISSUE resident artists in striking new combinations.
ISSUE Artist-In-Residence Lea Bertucci performs solo on alto saxophone and electronics with visuals by Bradley Eros.
Artists-In-Residence 2015
Lea Bertucci explores the sonic qualities of a decrepit alto sax uncovered from Bradley Eros' basement, with a live collage of 35mm slide and 16mm film projections by Eros. Anthony Saunders, of seminal harsh noise group Bastard Noise, performs with Bertucci on bass clarinet, celebrating the duo's first cassette.
HPSCHD, John Cage and Lejaren HIller’s legendary Gesamtkunstwerk is a mass media orgy, considered by many as the wildest, largest, and loudest musical composition of the 20th century. In this conversation, Clocktower Radio's David Weinstein hosts three participants in ISSUE's 2013 restaging in New York: Nick Hallett, Bradley Eros, and Joel Chadabe, along with Cage specialist/composer Ron Kuivila.
HPSCHD, John Cage’s legendary Gesamtkunstwerk is a mass media orgy, considered by many the wildest, largest, and loudest musical composition of the 20th century. Its very nature is inextricable from the tumult of the year it premiered, 1969. With Joel Chadabe, keyboardist Neely Bruce and video directed by Braley Eros.