Eileen Dover Answers a Few of our #FiftyQuestions
Eileen Dover is a DJ, raconteur, writer, actor, artist, activist, comedic queen, survivor, and sober empath.
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Steve Jansen’s Sick-Ass Techno
Steve Jansen’s salon performance was a barrage of sound from sources including found cassettes, a palpitating synth, a “pocket piano,” and a drum machine.
Kenny Fries Reads “Disability Can Save Your Life”
SSB is proud to present a reading by Kenny Fries—“Disability Can Save Your Life”—a timely poetic expression of the wisdom and experience of living a “disabled” life.
KENNY FRIES AWARDED #SSBAWAY 2020 TUSCANY RESIDENCY
Some Serious Business has selected author Kenny Fries for a month-long residency in the fall of 2020 at Podere Malabiccia, a 40-acre working olive-oil farm just outside the tiny hamlet of Petroio, Tuscany.
ISOLATION SOCIETY ANSWERS A FEW OF OUR #FIFTYQUESTIONS
A “modern-day gothic New York City noise band that foreshadowed our current reality of social distancing and isolation,” Isolation Society answers some of the #FiftyQuestions.
Kestutis Nakas Answers A Lot of our #FiftyQuestions
#SSBAWAY is pleased to welcome artists-in-residence Kestutis and Peanuts to Plaza Blanca.
Steve Jansen Answers a Few of our #FiftyQuestions
Steve Jansen SSB AWAY Artist in Residence answers a few of SSB’s #FiftyQuestions.
SSB Presents Steve Jansen: A Square Peg in a Round Hole
Steve Jansen, coming soon to SSB AWAY, is a sound maker who worked exclusively as a writer and visual artist for more than a decade.
LISA KORI RELEASES “UNSEEN”
Having exhibited internationally as a media artist, Lisa Kori restarts her career after a long illness with Unseen, a new 3-track single.
IZHAR PATKIN THE MAKING OF THE BLACK PAINTINGS POSTPONED
Howl! Happening is closed until further notice and Izhar’s exhibition will be postponed. Be good to yourself, those you love, and all of us. Practice generosity and love.
Panelists include John Jesurun, Kestutis Nakas, Peter Littlefield, Samoa Moriki, Julie Hair, and John Kelly. Moderated by Frank Hentschker
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More than 500 people came to the HA/HA opening and 350 more to the sold out Homecoming show celebrating “We Started a Nightclub.”
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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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“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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