Doors at 8pm
Performance at 9pm
Free (pay what you want – proceeds go to Venice Family Clinic)

Kabir Carter will explore the spatial acoustics and resonant behavior of a circuit that flows between a loudspeaker, an audio mixer, a microphone, a folding chair, and his body.

Kabir Carter is a research-based artist who uses sound, light, image, architecture, dance, popular and experimental music, and histories of infrastructures to make work through writing, performance, installations, and related discursive projects and initiatives. Carter’s work shapes sound’s spatial and acoustic residues in durational performances and temporary installations. He traces the flows of spatial intensities between humans, nonhumans, architectonic structures, and communication architectures. His work has been presented and exhibited at: HKW – Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin; ISSUE Project Room, Brooklyn; Museet for Samtidskunst, Roskilde; the New School, New York; Pageant, Brooklyn; and Studio Museum in Harlem, New York.