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About OUTPOST
Outpost Artists Resources is a non-profit arts organization located in Ridgewood, Queens. We have been serving the arts community since 1990 providing access to video, sound services and new media assistance at well below market rates. In 2003, we began the Cuts and Burns Residency Program, which provides artists with free access to our facility including personal assistance by our staff of video editors, audio engineers, and computer programmers
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Cuts and Burns Residency
Outpost Artists Resources supports new creative work through its residencies, and events – its mission is to serve artists in need of technical assistance with video, audio, and physical computing based art projects and to foster a dialogue between visual art and experimental music. Outpost hosts gallery exhibitions, artists talks, screenings and events that pair visual art, video, experimental music, and performance in an effort to bring adventurous audiences challenging interdisciplinary projects.
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Get in Touch
Outpost is Located at
1665 Norman St.
Ridgewood NY 11385
Contact details
Tel: 718. 599.2385
fax: 718.679.9687
E-mail: outpostedit@gmail.com
DARK CIRCUITS Contemporary Electronic Music Festival – Friday June 20th
DARK CIRCUITS: Contemporary electronic music festival
As part of the Dark Circuits Music Festival, the electronic music trio Die Schrauber and duo of Michael Vorfield and Satoshi Takeshi will be performing at Outpost Friday, June 20th at 8pm!
The Dark Circuits Festival features performers who work in contemporary electronic music practices such as circuit bending, no-input mixers, laptops, turntablism, analogue circuitry, network sniffers, live coding and soldering, plus other instruments we may never have heard of yet.
Die Schrauber features veteran circuit bender Joker Niles from Cologne, Mario deVega from Mexico City on amplified objects and turntables, and Hans Tammen from New York on Endangered Guitar and live sound processing, “the trio produce a wide variety of dense musical textures and high energy interraction, with Paul Geluso channeling the trio’s sounds through his newly designed “3D Sound Object”.”
Michael Vorfeld and Satoshi Takeishi create sounds out of incandescent lights and various amplified objects to create an analog and multi-layered sound and light performance.
Check out the Facebook event here and RSVP!
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