Film still from "Every Day," by Kria Brekkan
Kristín Anna Valtýsdóttir & Indridi Arnar Ingólfsson
Icelandic artists Kristín Anna Valtýsdóttir & Indridi Arnar Ingólfsson have had an unofficial residency in one of the studio rooms of the Clocktower, which they've opened up for an visual/audio installation of their creative fusion.
Muck Performance
Muck, a heavy Icelandic band in residence, performs inside The Clocktower Gallery as a the cap to a month of visiting New York and experimenting with how to push their music towards the sound-scapes and sonic exploration on the edges of the genre.
Free and open to the public. Limited Seating. RSVP required to events@artonair.org. No admittance after 7pm.
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Kría Brekkan Performance
Icelandic vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Kría Brekkan performs in Shoplifter's Nervescape installation on Monday, June 4, 2012 at the Clocktower's Upper Gallery. Her soft soprano voice, enchanting melodies and organic sounds enthrall the listener in a powerful and overwhelming spell. Her interactions with the installation turned it into a live and beastly creature.
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Andrew Haik Demirjian Reception
The event takes place at the Clocktower Gallery in Tribeca on Tuesday, January 29, 2013 at 6pm, no admittance after 7pm. RSVP is required to events@artonair.org
Andrew Haik Demirjian is a media artist who explores relationships between consciousness and environment through non-fiction audiovisual production. He combines computer programming, conceptual art practices and musical forms to create systems that dynamically grow and change based on user input or self-reflection. The work draws upon his experience as a filmmaker and musician and uses juxtaposition and categorization in place of conventional narrative arcs. For his residency open house Andrew will be showing multi-channel excerpts of the Grand Canyon work as well as recent iPad interfaces for experimental documentaries and javascript text pieces.
The studios of Richard Garet and Heather Dewey-Hagborg will be on view along with long term exhibits and our newly restored galleries. New exhibitions in those galleries open Feb. 5, 2013.
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