Linda Mary Montano’s “MA AND THE SEVEN CHAKRAS”
“Made right after Covid lockdown, my art gave me an opportunity to rejoice, grieve and sonically face impermanence via sounds and a Chicken Dance I’ve been performing for decades.”
SSB PRESENTS
Low and Slow in the New Year
A New Year’s offering by urban shaman Donna Henes discovered in the SSB Collection at the Archives of American Art.
Letter from Laurie Anderson, 1978
Laurie Anderson letter from 1978 discovered while foraging in the SSB Collection at the Archives of American Art illustrates her wit and storytelling chops early in her artistic trajectory.
Karen Finley, Trey Speegle and Carey Maxon Prints
SSB Publishes 3 new lithographs by artists Karen Finley, Trey Speegle and Carey Maxon in the But Seriously benefit print series.
What the #BLM Protests in Portland Tell Us About America
Virtual screening of Tipping Point documents eye-witness footage and perspectives of local protesters, police, activists, live-streamers, historians, and civil rights advocates.
Street Heroines NYC Premiere
SSB is proud to announce the NYC Premiere of Street Heroines by director Alexandra Henry on September 14th at the Nitehawk Cinema. Second show added on Sept. 20th.
Noria Café and Screening of “The Magnitude of All Things”
On Saturday, August 20th , SSB and Únashay invites you to a screening of Jennifer Abbott’s prescient film, The Magnitude of All Things in collaboration with Únashay’s first Noria (grief) café.
Singer / Songwriter Amy Hills in Concert
Join us for a concert by SSB Away singer/songwriter Amy Hills as she shares her life’s transformative journey in words and music.
Meet the SSB Away Artists
Presenting two free events for the community to meet SSB Away artists Elæ Moss and Amy Hills.