I Write Songs in Bubbles—They Just Come To Me Whole
Amy answers some of our #FiftyQuestions and shares her music and journey from broke, single, pregnant, east village musician to Southern, suburban wife and mother of three with a new album.
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Relational Aesthetics and Speculative Spaces
Thought-leader Elae Moss speculates on human, institutional and ecological systems through the iteration of open-source strategies for social change.
But Seriously
SSB launches But Seriously—a benefit print series featuring artists that use humor to shine a light on the cultural, political, and emotional temper of our times.
Joy and the Synaptic Connection
Yoga teacher Deborah Wolk and artist Kim Reinhardt investigate the relationships between the structure of the human nervous system and the energetic systems of the natural environment in this collaborative SSB Away residency and book project.
SSB Away Artist Allison Jae Evans’ Exhibition – The Vessel
SSB is proud to showcase a new exhibition by Evans, who was 2018’s SSB Away artist in residence in Tuscany, Italy for 3 weeks.
SSB Away Composer Mariel Roberts Heads to Maui
Composer, performer, and improvisor Mariel Roberts embarks upon an SSB Away artist residency in Hawaii where she’ll work on a new solo piano piece commissioned by New York based pianist Conor Hanick.
How Alternative Art Spaces Changed Los Angeles in the 1970s
We’re pleased to share this article in Hyperallergic about the influence of Alternative Spaces in 1970s LA. Founded at the height of the Conceptual 70s and LA Punk, in 3 short years, SSB presented close to 50 performances and events with wide-ranging creators—many at the earliest stages of their careers.
Paul Pinto + Kameron Neal “Whiteness: Part One”
SSB is proud to support the immersive music video cantata “Whiteness: Part One” by Paul Pinto + Kameron Neal.
SSB Away Artist Delbert Anderson and Trio Premiere “The Spirit Coalescent”
SSB is delighted to support the Premiere in New Mexico of The Spirit Coalescent, a multi-dimensional performance featuring indigenous artists.
Hilary Lorenz’s Cross-Pollination: The Moth Migration Project
On View at the Denver Botanical Garden January 15 – April 3, 2022. Hilary Lorenz’s immersive installations highlight the capacity of artmaking to forge powerful and unexpected connections between people.
“We Started A Nightclub,” an oral and narrative history of the early days of the club published by SSB and Damiani Books.
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The sold out show featured performances and readings by talented pioneers from the Pyramid’s heyday.
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In celebration of “We Started A Nightclub,” Howl! Arts/Howl! Archive presents Pyramid Pioneers, an exhibition, reading, and book signing.
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