Satellite Collective

presents

Satellite Tribeca

May 9 - 21, 2024

101 Reade Street, Tribeca, NYC

Satellite Tribeca is designed to foster intimate moments in a classic New York gallery space. In addition to new prints and projections from featured artist Kevin Draper and new film and photography by featured artist Lora Robertson, the Tribeca Show will consist of two busy weekends of new music, dance, discussion, and visual art, and film presented by Satellite Collective. Satellite Tribeca will include direct art experience with panels, performances, visual art, screenings, and a view into how creativity informs collaboration. 

Live events are produced and curated by Philip Themio Stoddard, a Satellite Core Member since 2018.

Satellite Tribeca Festival Lineup

Thursday, May 9, 7:00 - 8:00 pm

Witness the New York City premiere of BODYSONNET’S "please come alone” created and performed live by Moscelyne ParkeHarrison and Mio Ishikawa

A series of solo dance performances exploring what it means to be alone and to come together. Tickets, $20. More info here.

Friday, May 10, 6:00 - 8:00 pm 

GIANT PRINTS ON CANVAS, PHOTOGRAPHS ON METAL, and BLIMP MASCOTS

Reception for visual artists Kevin Draper and Lora Robertson and New York premiere of “Sad Blimp Twins”

Draper shows giant prints on paper and canvas created with aerospace software.

Robertson shows pre-Raphaelite inspirations in exquisitely lit digital tableaux and full body portraits.

Gallery open to the public. Register now for a free show poster. More info here.

Friday, May 10, 7:30 - 9:00 pm 

SPOKEN WORD w/PIANO AND ACCORDION BY STELTH ULVANG OF THE LUMINEERS

NYC Debut UPSTREAM w/creator-performers Will Healy and George Meyer

Tickets required, $20. More info here.

Tuesday, May 14, 7:00 - 8:30 pm

GIVERNY:  NEW YORK PREMIERE AND ALBUM RELEASE

A live performance featuring excerpts from acclaimed percussionist/composer Julian Loida's new album, Giverny, followed by a meet and greet with the artist. 

Drawing inspiration from the iconic landscapes of Claude Monet's Giverny gardens, this immersive sonic journey transcends boundaries, inviting audiences to be transported to a realm where rhythm and melody converge in perfect harmony. 

Tickets required, $20. More info here.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 7:00 - 9:00 PM

ON MAGIC

A live radio broadcast. A magic show over the air waves. Musings on the nature of Magic. 

From the heart of Philip Themio Stoddard, comes perhaps the first magic show made for radio. "On Magic" is a playful meditation on the nature of Magic, featuring music, storytelling, candle ritual and wonder. Join a live audience in the gallery studio for a never-been-seen-before-one-night-only event. Conceived by Philip Themio Stoddard & B. Rafidi, featuring Aaron Stokes and Julian Loida. 

Suggested ticket donation, $11.11. More info here.

Thursday, May 16, 7:00 - 8:30 pm

BALLET SCORE FOR STRINGS PREMIERE & NEW INDIE CLASSICAL

New York Premiere of "The Order of Things" ballet score for strings by Ellis Ludwig-Leone. Performed live, with a performance of his "Past Life" for violin, cello, and piano.

And three compositions by Will Healy, 2023 Leonard Bernstein Award Winner and Founder, SHOUTHOUSE. "Root Position", "Chimes", "Mariners" performed live with violin, viola, cello, and piano. Performers include Colin Brookes, George Meyer, Megan Atchley, and Thea Mesirow. Tickets required, $20. More info here.

Friday, May 17, 6:00 - 8:00 pm

FILMMAKER'S SYMPOSIUM & SCREENING

Filmmaker’s Symposium: “Adventures in Film Funding” and a Sneak Preview of "Liar Lear King" Animated Short

The toughest, wildest, and least talked-about challenge of independent filmmaking is finding the money. Registration required, more info here.

Saturday, May 18, 7:00 - 8:30 pm

ARTS PANEL with FILM AND LIVE BALLET

“The New York of Gordon Matta-Clark: Alive in the City Today” 

This intimate panel discussion will focus on creative collaborations between the Estate of Gordon Matta-Clark and Satellite Collective, Site:Lab, and other arts organizations in the US and UK. Panelists will explore how Gordon Matta-Clark’s vision and work in the 1970s can inform 21st Century multimedia performance, dance, and contemporary art. Panel moderator Paulina Ascencio Fuentes lives and works between Guadalajara and New York City. She has worked with the Gordon Matta-Clark archives and the Estate on several research projects and exhibitions. Her research outlines transdisciplinary modes of knowledge production and transmission.

With Features Performance: “Central Park, Earlier In Time," choreography by Norbert De La Cruz III, score by Aaron Severini, visuals by Kevin Draper in collaboration with the Estate of Gordon Matta-Clark. Registration required, more info here.