The New York Times' Steve Smith on Yarn/Wire's debut residency performance in March, 2012.

For the first concert of their residency, Yarn/Wire has collaborated on two new pieces: one by percussionist/composer Nathan Davis and another by electronic artist Pete Swanson, best known for his work with Yellow Swans. Here, Yarn/Wire percussionist Ian Antonio speaks with ISSUE curator Lawrence Kumpf.

Artist-in-Residence Sergei Tcherepnin and Woody Sullender construct sites for listening, touching, and direct engagement with sonic material. Their April performance includes a temporary architecture of rooms within rooms, difference tone difference tone doorways, and listening tables.

String Theories, a joint partnership between ISSUE Project Room and the String Orchestra of Brooklyn, commissions innovative artists to create new works for string orchestra. Here C. Spencer Yeh speaks with Andrew Smith about the transition from solo and ensemble improvisation to composing for orchestra.

Wine and dust: Purposeless memory scraps [and some of their consequences] of a passionate drifter / An essay by Francisco López, who performs March 24 and 25 as part of the Floating Points program.

From our farewell to the Old American Can Factory, with Jonathan Kane's February on January 10th, 2012. Video by Damian Calvo.

Raising a New ISSUE in Downtown Brooklyn: Steve Dollar on Issue's relocation to 110 Livingston in The Wall Street Journal on December 21, 2011.

Video excerpt from the 2011 premiere of Artist-In-Residence James Ilgenfritz' "The Ticket That Exploded: an Ongoing Opera" on October 29, 2011.