Steve Smith of The New York Times reviews the premiere of Nate Wooley's latest version of "The Seven Storey Mountain."

Steve Smith of The New York Times reviews Ethiopian pianist-composer Girma Yifrashewa's performance of his own works and Western classical repertoire.

The New York Times' Steve Smith calls our May 2013 production of John Cage & Lejaren Hiller's HPSCHD, "gently mediated anarchy both clamorous and glamorous."

"It was the loudest performance of his I’ve ever seen, and one of the best. Let me phrase that in another way: One of the loudest performances by anyone I’ve seen in a long time, and one of the best."

Carol Robinson and Frances-Marie Uitti speak with composer Annie Gosfield about their many years of collaborations. Both composers themselves, the pair have worked extensively on new works and techniques that have expanded the fields of their respective instruments through electronics.

The Brooklyn Rail's Christopher Nelson on our January 2013 festival AMPLIFY 2013: rotation. Nelson calls a duo set by Keith Rowe and Graham Lambkin "one of the best sets in recent memory."

Beginning our design process allowed us to work with engineers to identify hazards in our ceiling, which were removed during February. We are very pleased to announce that ISSUE will return to its permanent home in Downtown Brooklyn for one full year of programming, until our scheduled construction in Summer 2014.

Co-produced by Issue Project Room, HERE and Roulette, Lucid Possession will premiere April 25-27th at Roulette. One of the pioneers of interactive cinema, Toni Dove creates hybrid performance, installation and screen-based art that fuses film, game or instrument based interaction, and experimental theater.