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Above is some footage of the Performancy Forum XV presented by Panoply Performance Laboratory at SUPERFONT’s Public Summer series in Industry this summer. Look out for SUPERFRONT’s upcoming

Although we had a plethora of rain this summer, we are grateful for all the support we received in the Public Summer performance series this summer. Along with Gia Wolff and Ethan Eunson-Conn’s project, the Panoply Performance Laboratory presented us … Continue reading →

  This week the Public Summer artist series continues with a project in architecture and sound. Gia Wolff, an architectural designer, will be teaming up with Ethan Eunson-Conn for a piece entitled Poortali. Poortali means Portal in Finnish, it is … Continue reading →

This weekends Public Summer 2011 event features Shinkoyo, a Brooklyn and Oakland based media collective. Their performance this Sunday, entitled SOUNDCORRIDORS, will be a sound event utilizing the acoustics of the courtyard space in Industry City for sonic performance. Central … Continue reading →

This summer SUPERFRONT is hosting events in the public summer pavilion, Weightless Pull, designed by architecture CO. Public Summer is a continuation of last years events hosted in the backyard of SUPERFRONT’s storefront location on Atlantic Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant; however, … Continue reading →

Last week, on July 17th, SUPERFRONT’s Public Summer began with the opening of design duo CO’s Weightless Pull. Public Summer’s opening was sponsored by Izze. The event also featured music from DJ Stylus. Many different faces from Brooklyn and beyond … Continue reading →

  SUPERFRONT is back this summer to emphasis a commitment to, not merely space for artist, but more generally public space. This year’s events will be taking place at Industry City in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. Industry City is emblematic of … Continue reading →

On June 11th SUPERFRONT kicked off Public Summer 2011 with a design charrette. This years theme for Public Summer is industrial space. The jurors of this year’s charrette were Vito Acconci of Acconci Studios, K8 Hardy, Mitchell Joachim of Terra … Continue reading →