The Skybridge Art & Sound Space presents the second work of the fall 2013 season, WHEL 666.1FM, a work by Hethre Contant. This sound piece is a radio broadcast from Hell inspired by the characters from Dante’s Inferno and was created by a student in partnership with Hethre. Below are photographs of the set up […]
The curators at The Skybridge Art & Sound Space excitedly unveil the first among a series of scheduled exhibitions for the Fall 2013 semester. This fall’s premiere exhibition, “Do You Have the Time?”, features the work of 6 six poetry students whose creative expression are inspired by stranger interactions in and around the city. Elements […]
The Skybridge Art & Sound Space is pleased to announce the opening of Not Wanting to Say Anything About John Cage, an exhibition inspired by the legacy of one of the most influential composers and artists of the 20th century. In a career spanning more than sixty years, Cage crafted works that transformed the way […]
The following questions were part of an ongoing conversation with students at Eugene Lang College at The New School about the exhibition The City in Winter. After meeting with students for a gallery talk, they submitted some additional questions to Peter Lucas: Question: When did you being shooting in winter? Is it something about the […]
Opening February 15, 2012, the Skybridge Art & Sound Space is proud to exhibit Peter Lucas’ recent photographs, The City in Winter. Inspired by the late Belgian poet Francois Jacqmin’s book Le live de la neige (The Book of Snow), Lucas created a series of photographs as a visual response to the poems. Each photograph […]
The Skybridge Art & Sound Space is pleased to announce its newest installation, Artifix Mori, now on view through January 31, 2012, by John Ensor Parker and Jason Krugman, visiting artists in the Visual Arts program at Eugene Lang College. Using a combination of silkworm cocoons and LED lights, Parker and Krugman have created an […]
Ghana ThinkTank is a worldwide network of think tanks that is, in the artists’ words, “Developing the First World,” implementing “Third World Solutions to First World Problems,” whether they seem impractical, embarrassing, frightening, or brilliant. This summer, Ghana ThinkTank traveled to former Yugoslavia, where they invited Serbs and Albanians living in the violently divided city […]
In an unprecedented event the SkyBridge Art Space explores 25 years of Eugene Lang College with the exhibition Transformation/ Evolution: Lang @ 25. As the New School for Liberal arts, Lang has established itself as a place that engages in dialogue, controversy, and creativity.
This up-close look at "Blocks Away," a student-led public intervention organized with Laura Elrick, reveals the complexities of the emotion terrain of post 9-11 New York. Through visual and aural landscapes, this presentation of the project exposes the politics and power of a single block. JOIN US WEDNESDAY FEBRYARY 23 FROM 5-7PM
The installation addresses the issue of increased surveillance and sensory technology used in our society to track, scan and scrutinize individuals, an experience Jimmy endured while being transported in the trunk of a car and walking under darkness in the desert, often relying solely on the sense of 'hearing.'
December 3, 2013
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