REVERSE
info@reversespace.org
Works in Brooklyn, New York United States of America

BIO
REVERSE is a multidisciplinary workspace and art gallery with an emphasis on new and experimental forms of expression. Run by artists, REVERSE is a platform that supports emerging artists with the production and presentation of new work, as well as a space for dialogue and exchange of ideas through exhibitions, workshops, lectures, screenings, and different events.
Under the rubric of REVERSE Lab, a not for profit project of The Solo Foundation, we seek to met the needs of creative individuals who have bold visions for new aesthetic experiences but do not have the means or the support to create it. By connecting them to necessary resources and offering opportunities to show their work REVERSE Lab serves as a bridge between visionary ideas and the greater public.
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EVENT

Safety in Nebulous Closing Event


Dates:
Fri Aug 01, 2014 18:00 - Fri Aug 01, 2014

Location:
Brooklyn, New York
United States of America

SAFETY IN NEBULOUS, curated by Stephen Lawrence Clark, is a group show featuring the work of Lilith, Liz Ryerson, Orteil, and Michael Cook/ANGELINA.

The closing event for SAFETY IN NEBULOUS will feature special remote talks from two of the exhibited artists. Michael Cook will explain a bit about how his ANGELINA project works and why he thinks A.I. might be able to come up with kinds of games that people can't. In addition, Liz Ryerson will speak on her obtuse and often counter-intuitive design decisions, and why those were significant for 'Problem Attic'.


EVENT

Safety in Nebulous


Dates:
Thu Jul 10, 2014 19:00 - Sun Aug 03, 2014

Location:
Brooklyn, New York
United States of America

Human-made systems, from search engines to home plumbing, surround us in layers and are ingrained in our daily activities. Videogames, as a microcosm of such systems, contain their own sets of familiar systemic elements, like control schemes, goals, or hardware constraints. “Safety in Nebulous,” curated by Stephen Lawrence Clark, explores the the wonder, banality, comfort, humor, and terror that can arise, often simultaneously, out of designed systems. The artists, researchers, and machines whose work is exhibited reflect different ways of appropriating these “familiar systemic elements” as a form of expression; a way to pipe their own thoughts and feelings through these rickety channels, or twist them to suit their needs. Players are invited to explore endless categorization, talk to televisions and skeletons about hamburgers, clamber through a technicolor prison, and even step into a world imagined, itself, by a system.


EVENT

Acoustic Formulae Closing Event


Dates:
Sat Jun 21, 2014 20:00 - Sat Jun 21, 2014

Location:
Brooklyn, New York
United States of America

“Acoustic formulae” brings together a group of sound artists who work with formulas as outsets for improvisation. Tricot’s (Thessia Machado and Merche Blasco) installation re(p)l(a)y is a sculptural platform that acts as a dynamic score instrument for the exchange of musical events in electroacoustic improvisation. Throughout the exhibition, several artists will be invited to, via installation and performance, interact with and respond to re(p)l(a)y, exploring novel formulas in tangible sonic dialogue.


EVENT

Acoustic Formulae Performance Series


Dates:
Thu Jun 12, 2014 20:00 - Thu Jun 12, 2014

“Acoustic formulae” brings together a group of sound artists who work with formulas as outsets for improvisation. Tricot’s (Thessia Machado and Merche Blasco) installation re(p)l(a)y is a sculptural platform that acts as a dynamic score instrument for the exchange of musical events in electroacoustic improvisation. Throughout the exhibition, several artists will be invited to, via installation and performance, interact with and respond to re(p)l(a)y, exploring novel formulas in tangible sonic dialogue.


EVENT

Acoustic Formulae


Dates:
Fri May 23, 2014 19:00 - Sun Jun 22, 2014

Location:
Brooklyn, New York
United States of America

“Acoustic formulae” brings together a group of sound artists who work with formulas as outsets for improvisation. Tricot’s (Thessia Machado and Merche Blasco) installation re(p)l(a)y is a sculptural platform that acts as a dynamic score instrument for the exchange of musical events in electroacoustic improvisation. Throughout the exhibition, several artists will be invited to, via installation and performance, interact with and respond to re(p)l(a)y.