The Edge or Reason
Date: Wednesday, April 26th
Time: 8:00pm, sharp (doors at 7)
Location: The Wild Space (313 Meserole Street, at Bogart, Brooklyn)
Cost: Free
Summary: The recently raided Wild Space opens its doors for an exhibition of the currently installed art. Assume a much more tame crowd then at the recent nighttime event.
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We are living in irrational times, an era when each day brings witness to newly spectacular technology and culture while we simultaneously feel our world crumbling, we see our neighbors struggling, and we are told by our leaders that we have entered a permanent state of war. Each day we hold on with all might to our best intentions and hope for the future against a pushing understanding that the future is not bending in the direction of our wishes. In these irrational times, in the midst of the madness within ourselves, we as artists seek meaning not through interrogation and understanding, but in that part of the mind we call intuition, the only place left to us as the seat of value.
For one night only, in the 9,000 square foot irrational venture you know as the Wild Space, Thomas Beale, resident sculptor, presents the work of seven visual artists, one dance company and a composer who are creating cutting edge work that comes from a place straddling the edge of reason. Wednesday night will be your only chance to experience this phenomenon.
Including work by: Mirori Harima, Tucker Robbins, Adam Stanforth, Victor Vlad, Kika Vliegenthart and Lilly Ladjevardi, and Thomas Beale. Performances by POW Dance Company, Bruce Gremo.
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Posted by Chris at 08:00 PM
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