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

Interactive Mappathon: Projection Mapping Workshop


Dates:
Fri Dec 05, 2014 19:00 - Sun Dec 07, 2014

Location:
Brooklyn, New York
United States of America

Interactive Mappathon is a 3-day projection mapping marathon workshop, followed by an art installation exhibited at REVERSE and open to the public. Learn the latest projection mapping techniques and technologies and then collaborate to create a final advanced site-specific project.

Interactive Mappathon teaches participants the latest technology for mapping video projections on physical surfaces, incorporating multiple surfaces and shapes and moving away from the traditional confines of the screen to sculptures and building facades.The goal of the workshop is to create several projection mapping installations with or without interactivity, where the participants create content for complex surfaces. At the end of the workshop, participants will showcase their work to the public at REVERSE.


EVENT

Raspberry Pi for Artists Workshop


Dates:
Sat Nov 08, 2014 12:00 - Sat Nov 08, 2014

Location:
Brooklyn, New York
United States of America

This workshop is perfect for artists, developers, educators or anyone interested in experimenting with the Raspberry Pi.

Learn how to setup and turn your Raspberry Pi into a standalone machine for installations from the ground up. Starting from a fresh Pi we’ll be learning how to install various flavors of linux, access basic networking and video playback. We’ll also dive into writing our first programs to wire LED’s, buttons and motors. Everything you need to know to get the Pi set up and running your own projects!


EVENT

Tell Me What To Say


Dates:
Wed Oct 29, 2014 20:00 - Wed Oct 29, 2014

Location:
Brooklyn, New York
United States of America

Chilean Poet/Musician/Professor Felipe Cussen and Producer/Artist/Ableton Live guru Dan Freeman (CØm1x) collaborate on a unique mix of live poetry and electronic music and improvisation. They will use digital sampling, sequencing and mixing techniques to give a new digital twist to the presentation of spoken word and vocal sounds. A dialogue with the artists will follow their performance.


EVENT

"Prove it to me" Opening


Dates:
Fri Sep 12, 2014 19:00 - Sun Oct 19, 2014

Location:
Brooklyn, New York
United States of America

“Prove it to me”, curated by Natasha Marie Llorens, is a group show featuring the work of Shane Aslan Selzer, Stephanie Diamond, Dillon de Give, Mark Menjivar, Maria D. Rapicavoli, Julia Sherman, and Mary Walling Blackburn.

Arguably the only thing that holds social practice art together as a genre is the fact that it takes place between people. It is an art-form that entails giving over meaning to subjects – to bodies, even – in all their impossible contradictions. While such projects are, as a result, incredibly complex matrices of intention and accident, they are often presented in exhibitions with still images that seem to claim: “Here is what happened. Here is a picture of the relation that is the artwork. Here is the proof that the we related to one another.”

“Prove it to me” presents the work of seven artists, loosely defined as making social practice artwork, who refuse an objective understanding of photography. Instead, they create projects that thicken the relationship between an image and the event it stands in for.

For more information about projects, curatorial essay and audio guide download, please visit the project website: www.proveittome.net


EVENT

Raspberry Pi for Artists


Dates:
Sat Sep 20, 2014 12:00 - Sat Sep 20, 2014

Location:
Brooklyn, New York
United States of America

This workshop is perfect for artists, developers, educators or anyone interested in experimenting with the Raspberry Pi.

Learn how to setup and turn your Raspberry Pi into a standalone machine for installations from the ground up. Starting from a fresh Pi we’ll be learning how to install various flavors of linux, access basic networking and video playback. We’ll also dive into writing our first programs to wire LED’s, buttons and motors. Everything you need to know to get the Pi set up and running your own projects!