Jan
16
7:00 PM19:00

The Living Room, Hosted by CultureHub - Mana Contemporary

Theater, Floor 1
Mana Contemporary
888 Newark Avenue
Jersey City, NJ 07306

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7PM Reception
7:30PM Performances

The Living Room is a lively, quarterly program hosted by guest artists. The evening brings together short performance works to be experienced in an intimate, community atmosphere. For this edition, CultureHub curates an evening featuring work by their current and past artists-in-residence, who hitchhike across the internet, destroy selfie culture, and live code from distant realms. Participating artists include Ali Santana, Todd Anderson, Matt Romein, and Olivia Jack.

https://www.manacontemporary.com/event/the-living-room-hosted-by-culturehub/

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Mixology Festival 2019
Feb
20
8:00 PM20:00

Mixology Festival 2019

Boombayé aka Ali Santana delivers the heat with hard knocking beats and synchronized projections in his debut solo performance. The Brooklyn native rhythmically collages original images and found footage with glitchy loops and abstract Hip Hop instrumentals to create a gritty and compelling experience that he dubs Boom Bap Cinema. Mustapha Abdul-Rahiim and Leo Gibbs, Santana’s partners in the BKLYN!ZULU project, will also perform.

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OneBeat Final Showcase
Oct
13
8:00 PM20:00

OneBeat Final Showcase

OneBeat, a meeting of 25 global musicians hailing from over 17 countries, closes its month-long U.S. residency and tour with an explosive final show at Murmrr, Brooklyn, in association with the World Music Institute. This one-of-a-kind performance features organic mashups of traditional songs from Mongolia, edgy electronica and intoxicating bass lines from Southern Africa, old-time foot percussion and Afro-Brazilian grooves, in a celebration of how music invigorates our local and global communities.

OneBeat is an initiative of the U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs in collaboration with the groundbreaking New York-based music organization Bang On A Can’s Found Sound Nation.

Now in its seventh year, OneBeat brings musicians (ages 19-35) from around the world to the U.S. for one month each fall to collaboratively write, produce, and perform original music, and develop strategies for arts-based social engagement. OneBeat begins with an opening residency, when Fellows collaborate to create original material, record new musical ideas, and incubate their projects. OneBeat fellows then go on tour, performing for a wide array of American audiences, collaborating with local musicians, and leading workshops with youth. During the month, each OneBeat musician also sets out their plans for the future, developing projects in their home countries linked to a mutually-reinforcing network of music-driven social enterprises.

OneBeat is a musical journey like no other. It is a chance for adventurous musicians from an incredible diversity of traditions to seek common ground, create new musical combinations, push the boundaries of music technology, and find ways to involve all members of society in the process of musical creativity. OneBeat endeavors to be the nexus of a new way of thinking about how music can help us collectively build healthy communities, prosperous societies, and a more peaceful world. An initiative of the U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs in collaboration with the groundbreaking New York-based music organization Bang on a Can’s Found Sound Nation, OneBeat employs collaborative original music as a potent new form of cultural diplomacy.

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CultureHub - Indeterminate Forms
Sep
21
8:00 PM20:00

CultureHub - Indeterminate Forms

CultureHub's 2018-2019 season kicks off with an evening of technologically informed performances curated by our Resident Artist, Matt Romein.

Indeterminate Forms is a collection of short form live performances that engage with technology, both practically as a medium and conceptually as a means of exploring our relationship to it. By bringing together performances from a variety of different backgrounds and contexts, Indeterminate Forms provides a platform in which technology acts as a through line to examine live performance as the traditional boundaries of music, dance, theater, and media art collapse when juxtaposed with one another.

This season kick-off event will feature BKLYN!ZULU, Fei Liu, Heidi Hörsturz, and Sarah Rothberg presenting works encompassing live video, sound art, and more.

Indeterminate Forms is FREE and open to the public. In the event that CultureHub reaches its capacity, RSVPs will be honored on a first come, first served basis and staff will monitor a waitlist. Donations are accepted for beer and wine.

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Aug
28
7:00 PM19:00

SILENT WEAPONS - Fundraiser for Immigrants' Rights

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Tuesday, Aug 28th @ H0l0

PTP & AdHoc Present

SILENT WEAPONS - Fundraiser for Immigrants' Rights
Armand Hammer (a/v set w/ BKLYN ZULU + 'Paraffin' album release)
Bonnie Baxter
Grey Wulf
King Vision Ultra x Via App x Yatta

Proceeds to the Black Alliance for Just Immigration (BAJI)

TIX: https://ticketf.ly/2zP5nNP

| H0L0 |
1090 Wyckoff Ave | Ridgewood, Queens
L-Halsey, LM-Myrtle Wyckoff | $10+ | 21+

Check out our calendar and sign up for our mailing list http://adhocpresents.com/

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Aug
11
6:30 PM18:30

Miyazaki - A Hip Hop Tribute 2

Caveat Presents: Miyazaki - A Hip Hop Tribute
A Hip-Hop Tribute to the films of Hayao Miyazaki returns to CAVEAT! We had so much fun the first time, we’re doing it again!

Featuring:
P.SO the Earthtone King
Azia
Mikal Amin aka Hired Gun
Baxter P Wordsworth
K. Gaines
Live video remixing by boombayé

Produced by Darren Solomon and Willie Green, beats by Darren Solomon, Willie Green, and Nether.

Doors: 6:30pm
Show: 7:00pm
Tickets: $12 adv / $15 door
21+

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Nov
29
10:30 PM22:30

Golda / Darren Solomon / Invisible Candy / Silver and Bourdeau

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November 29th, 2017

Golda - 7 PM
- Rootsy Rock - 
www.thatgolda.com

Alethea and Co - 7:40 PM
- Pop - Piano - Rock - 
www.akbmusik.com

Jake Silver and Ethan - 8:30 PM
- Blues & Grooves -

Invisible Candy - 9:30 PM
- Indie Rock - Chamber Punk - 
https://www.facebook.com/invisiblecandyband

Darren Solomon & video artist boombayé - 10:30 PM
- Experimental & Kickass with visual effects -
darrensolomon.com
vimeo.com/boombaye

Doors at 7:00
$8 adv / $10 dos
21+
Tickets at http://goldsoundsbar.ticketfly.com/event/1590707

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XOL: An Interactive Film Festival
Sep
20
to Sep 21

XOL: An Interactive Film Festival

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XOL: An Interactive Film Festival where experimental narratives and documentaries challenge contemporary film standards by incorporating interactive elements and portraying a majority of minority creatives. 

The growing technologies of the zeitgeist push film beyond a flat surface. With innovative and potent visual content, participants create multi- sensory experiences. This festival celebrates the transience of one- time performances directed with intent to transcend the XOL, or “soul”. Filmmakers, installation artists, curators, set designers, sound engineers, musicians, composers and combine. 

Music performers:
PAN (Jess Christina)
FIN (https://soundcloud.com/onlyfinesse
Extended s-wave (https://soundcloud.com/alien-sex-tape)
BKLYN!ZULU (https://soundcloud.com/bklynzulu)
SazE (https://soundcloud.com/sazemusic) @sazdiggity
 

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Aug
9
6:00 PM18:00

MoMA Teens: Live + Direct

Silent Barn is thrilled to host MoMA Teens Live + Direct!

Join us to witness a new wave of synth DJs, video artists, and performers of all stripes for a two-hour special. Multimedia artist Ali Santana has been leading an exploration through the creative space where performance art, audio production, and video editing meet. Using an array of digital tools as a starting point, teens tap into their fresh new talent combining beatmaking and sound design with a series of strange and delerious found footage video clips in real time.

Come see the final projects that will make their world premiere—mixed and performed live at the Silent Barn!

Free entry! All ages!

This is a dry event (no alcohol permitted).

About MoMA Teens In the Making: In the Making offers free, hands on art classes for NYC high school students, ages 13–19, allowing NYC teens to work with contemporary artists to explore new mediums, unique processes, and a variety of different themes. Sign up here! http://teens.moma.org/ Instagram: @momateens

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May
7
8:00 PM20:00

Target First Saturday: Book Club

Authors Nnedi Okorafor, N.K. Jemisin, and Ibi Zoboi read from their novels, with audio and visuals by performing arts collective BKLYN ZULU. Followed by a discussion that explores the use of speculative fiction by people with marginalized identities. Free tickets (310) at Admissions at 7 p.m.

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Jan
16
to Mar 11

March On!

Part of Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 2013

Curated by Dexter Wimberly

Featuring works by:

  • Derrick Adams
  • Simone Leigh
  • Mickalane Thomas in collaboration with David Antonio Cruz
  • Kimberly Becoat
  • Kenya (Robinson)
  • Delphine Diaw Diallo
  • Ali Santana 
  • Oasa DuVerney
  • Hank Willis Thomas

Inspired by the upcoming 50th Anniversary of the the 1963 March on Washington, this exhibition explores the civil rights journey of African Americans during the past half-century. 

Join the curator and artists on February 5 for a reception in the Natman Room from 6-9PM to celebrate this exhibition. Complimentary beer provided by Brooklyn Brewery.

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Mar
10
to May 28

The Box That Rocks

The Box That Rocks,” guest curated by Dexter Wimberly at MoCADA (Museum of Contemporary African Diaspora Arts, Brooklyn) celebrates the global influence of Ralph McDaniels’ “Video Music Box” in the rise of hip hop music.

Through film, photography, mixed media, and digital statistical representations, the exhibition explored understandings of hip hop in artistic, popular, corporate, and scientific contexts.

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