10 Years of CruCast: Harriet Jaxxon, [IVY], SKEPSIS, Voltage, oomfRAVE
CruCast marks a decade with a full-venue night of its own lineup: Harriet Jaxxon, [IVY], Skepsis and Voltage on the bill, plus the oomfRAVE crew. Expect bass-heavy club sets.
CruCast marks a decade with a full-venue night of its own lineup: Harriet Jaxxon, [IVY], Skepsis and Voltage on the bill, plus the oomfRAVE crew. Expect bass-heavy club sets.
A painter talks about his work: intimate scenes of private life set against the fluorescent glow of technocapitalism, in the social realist line of Courbet, Otto Dix, and George Tooker.
Early-music ensemble Ruckus sings fervent New England hymns of grief, mortality, and civic conscience, homegrown counterpoint by composers like William Billings and Daniel Read.
Santiago Escobar-Jaramillo talks through his photobook El pez muere por la boca in the Tim Hetherington Photobook Library, a small room built for looking closely at books. RSVP required.
Billy Martin, Matt Glassmeyer and Jonathan Goldberger share one bill, a live set that comes before the room turns over to a producer night with Ray Angry.
Miss Video 4 U presents this screening of Leila and the Wolves, part of the Kaboom lineup at an independent art house cinema. A guest-curated night out for film lovers.
Shown in the Kaboom section at Roxy Cinema New York, an independent art house screen. A good pick if you like to see offbeat films in a proper theater rather than at home.
Saxophonist Logan Richardson shares the stage with young pianist Esteban Castro in a mentoring-series quartet, with Harish Raghavan on bass and Damion Reid on drums. Two sets.
Prof. Jeb Card traces how paranormal and conspiracy myth-makers borrow from ancient archaeology, from intelligent plasma jinn to star-sent Anunnaki and secret missions to seize a stargate.
Trumpeter Steven Bernstein kicks off his residency in a bare trio with bassist Scott Colley and drummer Tom Rainey, the leanest lineup of his run, with no other horns or guitar.
A 1990s shot-on-video zombie movie about a nuclear plant built over an ancient burial ground, with director Todd Sheets on hand for a Q&A afterward. Part of the Visual Vengeance series.
A chance to see this horror title projected on real 35mm film rather than a digital file, in the Kaboom section of the Roxy Cinema New York's lineup.
Pianist Myra Melford leads a trio with bassist Michael Formanek and Ches Smith, who plays both vibes and drums. Two sets in a small room, with a livestream too.
An artist-run performance platform stages its first haunted house, a Halloween experiment from a collective that treats art as something that can happen anywhere, from basements to dance floors.
Bang on a Can All-Stars and Trinity Choir join Julia Wolfe for Anthracite Fields, an ensemble and a choir sharing one stage in a live performance at the Skirball Center for the Performing Arts.
Japanese chrysanthemums coaxed into traditional forms over 11 months, including the ozukuri, where a single stem carries hundreds of blooms. Fall flowers in warm hues fill out the glasshouse.
An archival 35mm print, introduced by Karina Longworth as part of the You Must Remember This series. A chance to see it on actual film, with her setting the scene first.
Trumpeter Steven Bernstein, on trumpets and EVI, fronts a quartet with drummer Billy Martin, bassist Scott Colley and Scotty Hard on "other music." One of four nights, each with a different band.
A chance to see The Texas Chainsaw Massacre projected from 35mm film, not a file. It's part of the Kaboom lineup at Roxy Cinema, so expect a dark room and a real print.