“I cannot not grieve: CRY SCREAM SHOUT SING” by Freya Powell
Join us on September 9th & 10th for a newly commissioned performance by multidisciplinary artist and 2021 EA Fellow Freya Powell.
UPCOMING | I cannot not grieve: CRY SCREAM SHOUT SING
A performance by Freya Powell that draws upon the Sophoclean character of Elektra and a Greek chorus to recognize the experience of ambiguous loss as a means to counter the statistic-based records of the COVID-19 pandemic.
UPCOMING | Beyond Memorial
Immanuel Oni’s art, design and healing justice response to the invisible—yet palpable—scars left in community spaces after gun violence and loss.
RECENT | Mind Forged Manacles/Manacle Forged Minds
Fred Wilson uses ornamental gates and fences as a metaphor for security and gated communities, insecurity, the incarceration of Black men, the detainment of illegal immigrants, policing, and William Blake’s concept of “Mind Forg’d Manacles” in this 10-foot tall sculpture in Brooklyn’s Columbus Park.
RECENT | Untitled (Comedy Show)
An off-broadway show by Pablo Helguera in the form of a late-night talk show with special guests Martha Rosler, Mel Chin, and Nina Kathadourian.
Join us on September 9th & 10th for a newly commissioned performance by multidisciplinary artist and 2021 EA Fellow Freya Powell.