Dear friends and family, We are gathered here today to witness and celebrate a union. Before us stands the couple, who promise each other love and commitment, offer one another a home, a sense of belonging across borders. The Wedding is a one-night immersive art, theatre, and music experience set within a historic former bank in New York City. The project responds to the recent turmoil and violence surrounding immigration, green cards, and visa policies in the United States. All exhibiting artworks will be threaded together through the enactment of a cross-national marriage. A wedding is a ritual. So is how the artworks are presented and experienced at “The Wedding.” The evening begins with a staged wedding ceremony. From there, the space opens up into a series of simultaneous encounters: performance works emerge throughout the venue for guests to gather around, while video pieces, paintings, and interactive installations remain in continuous dialogue across the space. Guests are invited to move freely, discovering works as they appear and evolve. As the night progresses, a live DJ lineup takes over for the final hours of the evening, and all visitors will be invited to participate in The Dating Corner, hosted by Isaiah Crawford. This is not a traditional exhibition. We ask our participants to not only observe but to explore and experience. 1 play 18 artists 3 DJs Free snacks and 1 free drink will be included across all ticket tiers. (free drinks will only be served before the start of the show from 7:45-8:30 PM) Formal wedding attire is encouraged. If you would like to attend the show but aren’t able due to financial reasons, please email surfacescapeinfo@gmail.com!
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Varies by piece.
Ages: 18 +
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About Surfacescape
We are Surfacescape, a New York-based 501(c)(3) non-profit art organization dedicated to fostering emerging talents and showcasing impactful artworks that accelerate social change through immersive art shows.