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MARCH 6&7
1PM - 9PM

2 DAYS OF LIVE MUSIC/DANCE/THEATER/PERFORMANCE

SITE SEEKS TO HIGHLIGHT THE DIVERSITY OF LIVE ART IN BUSHWICK

WHILE INVESTIGATING OUR NEIGHBORHOOD AS AN UNFOLDING
COLLABORATIVE PERFORMANCE ENACTED IN URBAN SPACE.
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A 3RD WARD
195 Morgan Ave. B CHEZ BUSHWICK
304 Boerum St. C SPACE
840 Broadway, 2nd Fl.
D Goodbye Blue Monday
1080 Broadway

3rd Ward, one of Brooklyn’s creative hubs,
lends its space for SITE Fest weekend. Sign
up for an annual membership and you’ll
ride home on one of their free bikes. 3rd
Ward is a hub space for theater and short
form performance.Performances will run
in ninety minute chunks, with forty minute
intermissions in between.
Saturday, March 6th
Chez Bushwick is a hub space for dance Grace Exhibition Space is a hub space for
and movement-based performance. duration-based and interactive performance
Performances will run in hour to ninety art. Audience members are welcome to
minute chunks, with forty minute wander in and out, and stay as long as they
intermissions in between. wish – like a gallery, rather than a show.
Saturday March 6 Saturday, March 6th Saturday, March 6th
1 – 2 PM 1- 5 PM 7:30 PM-1 AM
• Jerkilana • Eliza Fernand
Inside Stage:

• 8 PM: Prima Primo

• Danielle Russo Dance Company
1 – 2:30 PM • Jinkyung Chong 1 – 9 PM • 9 PM:  Jigsaw Soul
• 10 PM:  Matt Jones
• BOOMSLANG • Destineez Child
• 11 PM:  Comandante Zero
2:40 – 4:20 PM • 12 AM:  Ellis Ashbrook
3:10 – 4:40 PM • SAWTOOTH dancers 1 – 9 PM Backyard Stage
• Xenia Rubinos, Brittany Anjou, • Mari Meade Dance Collective • Helga Schmid
• 7:30 PM: Kung Fu Crimewave
Nobuko Hori • Stine Moen, Håvard Bjørnevold, 4 – 5 PM • 8:30 PM: Bill Bartholomew Band
• Jenny Vogel Sara Greenfield • Christen Clifford • 9:30 PM: Strong Look
• The Omen Project • Ling-Fen Chien • 10:30 PM: Madame Beak
5 – 9 PM
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Duodenum
Drew Valins
• Amy L Baumgarten
• Meng-Hsuan Wu Sunday, March 7th
• TYLER MATTHEW OYER 5 – 6:30 PM 3 PM – 1 AM
• Michael Freeman Inside Stage
5:20 – 6:50 PM
• Daniel Patrick Fay
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Ana Lola Roman & Matthew Caron
Niall Noel Jones
Sunday, March 7th •
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3:00-4:00 PM: Balkan Jam Band
4:00-4:30 PM: JJ Hayes
• Andi Stover • Jessica Finn & Elle Stice • 4:30-5:00 PM: Kristin Joy Wagner
1 – 9 PM • 5:00-5:30 PM: Crazy and The Brains
7:30 – 9 PM 7:10 – 9 PM • Helga Schmid • 5:30-6:00 PM: Susan Hwang
• 6:00-6:30 PM: M Lamar
• colectivodoszeta / carlos a. cruz • Yoo & Dancers 4 -5 PM • 6:30-7:00 PM: Willie Breeding
velazquez • x-tra bullets • Eliza Fernand • 7:00-7:30 PM: Elizabeth Devlin
• GoGoVertigoat Dance and/or • Echopraxia Dance • 7:30-8:00 PM: Karen Duffy
Performance 5 – 9 PM • 8:00-8:30 PM: Casey Holford
• Michael Freeman Sunday, March 7 • Meng-Hsuan Wu •
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8:30 - 9:00 PM: Sweet Soubrette
9:00 - 9:30 PM: My Light Sweet Fire

1 – 2 PM 6 – 8 PM • 9:30 - 10:00 PM: Dan Costello

• 10:00 - 10:45 PM: Albert Goold Band
Sunday, March 7th • Maximiliano Ferro & Gorgas • Shantall Martin
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10:45 - 11:30 PM: Heroes Of The Open End
11:30 PM - 12:15 AM: Ching Chong Song
• FuturPointe Dance
• 12:15 - 1:00 AM: Schwervon!
1 – 2:30 PM • Synthesis Dance Project Backyard Stage
• The Friendly Falcons and Their 2:40 – 4:20 PM • 3:15 - 3:45 PM: Preston Spurlock
Friend the Snake • Tatyana Tenenbaum • 3:45 - 4:15 PM: Adrienne Anemone
• Homunculus Mask Theater • Wanda Gala & Bob Bellerue • 4:15 - 4:45 PM: Like, Mountains
• Rachel Klein Productions • Michal Samama
• 4:45 - 5:15 PM: Boo Hoo
• 5:15 - 5:45 PM: Debe Dalton
3:10 – 4:40 PM • The Movement Farm There is a $5 suggested • 5:45 - 6:15 PM: The Fools
• Tanya O’Debra • 6:15 - 6:45 PM: Brian Speaker
5 – 6:30 PM donation for all hub space • 6:45 - 7:15 PM: The Best
• Violent Diamonds Dance Theater • Creature Theater shows. You can also purchase • 7:15 - 7:45 PM: Gann Matthews
• Adam H. Weinert • 7:45 - 8:15 PM: Completely Smitten
5:20 – 6:50 PM a SITE day pass for $10, or a • 8:15 - 8:45 PM: Angela Carlucci
• Courtney Novak • HoverBound
weekend pass for $20. Passes • 8:45 - 9:15 PM: Ben Krieger
• 9:15 - 9:45 PM: Larkin Grimm
7:30 – 9 PM 7:10 – 9 PM are valid for hub shows only. • 9:45 - 10:15 PM: Tribal Town Center
• Crystal D. Lite. • Yvonne Ng, Juan Michael Porter II,
Meiko Mitsuda, Yasuhiko Fukuoka
All donations benefit Arts in • 10:15 - 10:45 PM: The Purple Organ
• May Shetrit • 10:45 - 11:15 PM: Old Hat
• Centaurix • Layla Marcelle Mrozowski Bushwick. • 11:15 - 11:45 PM: Lady Blanche
• Launch Movement Experiment • 11:45 - 12:15 PM: Joe Crow Ryan
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 SITEFEST SATELLITE SPACES
X Spread Art Mobile Unit / wandering around
SAT & SUN 1 – 6 PM / Join the Spread Art mobile cart and
make collaborative works of art throughout the day. We will
be centered around the Morgan L subway stop & also on
the move.
1 Wonderneath / House of Yes / 342 Maujer St.
SAT 3:30 – 6 PM & 8 – 10:30 PM / $20 /A circus adventure
set in turn-of-the-century New York City. This triumphant
tale is filled with aerial acrobatics, fire, puppetry, dance, and
accompanied by Tin Pan Brass Band.
1 Fight for your SITE … to Party / House of Yes
/ 342 Maujer St.
SAT 11 PM – late / $5 / BYOB / DJ’s, circus, hot girls
hanging off the ceiling, indoor parades, etc. For more info
visit houseofyes.org.
2 Someone of the Universe / outside 3rd Ward /
195 Morgan Ave.
One woman original monologue/s exploring grief,
relationships and how hard it is to fall in love in New York
City in the year 2010. Written by Stacy Ose-Kuffour.
3 Not Spring Not Winter / 319 Scholes St. / SAT &
SUN 1 – 9 PM
Party SAT 9 PM – late / A selection of work from NYU’s
ITP program, highlighting the convergence of new
media technologies through audio video installations,
performances, and other interactive works. Of particular
interest will be the exploration of the relationship between
technology and human behavior as well as reflections on
the new possibilities for mediated interactivity.
4 Waterbury Kaleidoscope / Bushwick Music
Studios / 55 Waterbury St.
SAT & SUN 1 – 9 PM/ $5 / Video + Lighting + Motion +
Sound + Design + Verbs + Adjectives + Hypothesis + Mind
+ Illusion + Drama + Action + Reaction + Idea + Mood.
After hours concert: DJ Mojo show f. The Binary Marketing
Show, St. Claire, Bridget and The Squares, The Vicious
Guns, The Hidden Ratio.
5 Plastic Membrane / 238 Melrose St.
SAT 4 – 5 PM / A hybrid performance and art installation
that begins in the street and unravels in the roof of a
building in Bushwick. Visual arts, live music, projections
and dance. Body bags and uterus encasings, death, birth
and urban rituals with the razor blade city as backdrop.
6 Live Networked Art Event / Studio304 / 304
Boerum St.
SAT 4 – 9 PM / BYOB / Live networked art events and
exhibition that include photography, performance, video,
and music.
7 L’Echelle (the ladder) / 248 McKibbin St., #4V
SAT 1 PM / $1 or 1 bone / DVR THE MASTER. BCR THE
DOG. LADDER. SIX TREATS. Duration: 5 minutes. No flash
photography. No applause. 21+. RSVP recommended:
davidvictorrose@mac.com or (646) 785-5996.
8 One Man’s Trash is Another Man’s Trea-
sure / Bogart between Siegel & Harrison
SAT 1 – 6 PM / OMTIAMT is an interactive installation. Artist
Michael Boyd Stout will sell his unwanted possessions on
the sidewalk. He will perform such mundane tasks as taking
money and giving away goods. Haggling. Chatting. Reading
a book. Like Duchamp’s ‘Fountain’ OMTIAMT asks the
viewer, “Is this performance art, or a yard sale?”
9 Nat. Mur. : 5 Rites / 1 Grattan St., Studio 221
SUN 2 – 4:30 PM / In response to taking a very high
potency dose of a homeopathic remedy, Sigman will
perform a series of 5 durational rites of 30 minutes each.
The rites will serve as both reflection and challenge, dealing
obliquely with themes of grief, heart, navigation, and battle.
Materials such as bones, branches, and red wax will serve
as tools for the journey.
10 The Ricotta Collaborations / Centotto / 250
Moore St., #108
SAT & SUN 4 – 7 PM / In tandem with a ‘simposio’ show,
“Collaborative Forgeries, or Forged Collaborations,” this
‘interstizio’ event elucidates the critical and cinematic texts
underlying the collaborative works on exhibit. Texts include
“La Ricotta,” a short film by Pier Paolo Pasolini, and “La
Ricotta,” a thematic analysis, by Maurizio Viano, of the
eponymous film.
11 CROWD Reading Series / Café Orwell / 247
Varet St.
SAT 7 - 9 PM / The CROWD Reading Series at Cafe Orwell
will feature poetry readings by Ben Fama, Christie Ann
Reynolds, James Copeland, and Christine Hamm. For more
information and author bios, please visit crowdyourself.
blogspot.com.
12 You Can’t Do That on Television / Brooklyn
Fireproof Gallery / 119 Ingraham St.
SAT 2 – 10 PM, SUN 12 – 9 PM / Absurd, strange,
transgressive, confrontational and confusing performances
for video. Featuring Marc Aschenbrenner, Laurel Jay
Carpenter, Crystal Curtis, Amy Day, David Greg Harth, Nate
Hill, Wayne Hodge, Mike Jones, Nina Katchadourian, Marni
Kotak & Jason Robert Bell, Yeon Jin Kim, Jorge Rojas, Type
A, Ruthie Doyle. Curated by Joe Nanashe.
13 Comedy in the Digital Age: A Disorderly
Discussion / English Kills Gallery / 114 Forrest St.
FRI 8 PM / Comedy in the Digital Age: A Disorderly
Discussion with Sketch Comedian Groups Murderfist,
Skinny Bitch Jesus Meeting, and Caitlin “C-Town” Steitzer.
Moderated by Aaron Short.
13 Untitled & Erasure / English Kills Gallery / 114
Forrest St.
SAT & SUN 7 PM / SAT: Robert Andrew’s “Untitled.”
SUN: John Bonafede’s “Erasure” is a physical performance
piece about the absorbing and loss of culture, specifically
Tibetan, through the phenomenon of globalization and
nationalization. tibetanbridge.org
English Kills will be open SAT & SUN 1-9 with a show of
paintings by Andy Piedilato.
13 CHESTER’S Favorites / The Petri Space / 114
Forrest St. #5
SAT 8 PM / CHESTER, Bushwick’s premiere independent
long-form improv team, hosts a night of our favorite teams
showcasing different form of improvisation.
14 SUSHI / 116 Knickerbocker Ave.
SAT & SUN 2 – 6 PM / An interactive installation combining
performance with sculpture. Fake sushi + real art. 20 minute
performance every hour on the hour. By Nung-Hsin Hu and
Kashimi Asai.
MORE SIGHTS, SOUNDS & SPECTACLES OF ALL GENRES HAPPENING AROUND BUSHWICK
15 SITE Fest OPENING PARTY / Beauty Bar / 921 22 Live Silkscreen and Image Node: Site10 /
Broadway 17-17 Troutman St., 2nd Fl.
FRI 9 PM – 4 AM / DJ’s Jonathan Toubin, Captain Hearlock, SAT 6 – 9 PM / Image Node Showcase on the deck,
Shimmy and Cowboy Mark spinning soul, garage, rockabilly, featuring live silkscreen printing by the neighborhood’s best
psych, and bubblegum rock. Dancing and cheap drinks all silkscreen designers, interactive LED art, live video, and
night long. excellent ambient musical performance. Bushwick Print Lab
will also host a show of new local prints.
16 Ghost and the Machine / Page Not Found / 76
Jefferson St. 23 Colonial Bushwick / 17-36 Stanhope St.
SUN 7 PM – 12 AM / SITE Festival Closing Party curated by SAT 6 AM – SUN 9 PM / 75 cent donation /
Lily Maase and Joe Che. BabySkinGlove will be living as a colonial household for
the weekend, presenting you with lessons on everything
Stop by post-festival for delicious cocktails, curiously- colonial such as basket weaving, soap making, chicken
staged solo performances, participatory art and sound
slaughtering, bread baking, etc. It’s just like Williamsburg,
projects, and late-night dancing courtesy of RADIO but not the Brooklyn one you know and love! Every hour on
WONDERLAND and the fantabulous Cosmo D. the hour.
17 Bushwick Short Films: A Three Course 24 Lightening Cloud / Famous Accountants / 1673
Prix Fixe / 114 Troutman St. Gates Ave.
SUN 3 – 5 PM / Filmmaking is one of the most expensive/ SAT 1 – 11 PM & SUN 1 – 5 PM / Famous Accountants will
resource intensive of the arts. Meeting other filmmakers be ritually cleansed and then flooded with intense waves,
is key to seeing your projects come to fruition. Come flashes and pulses, an epileptic’s dream that will shift shape
to Castlebraid for a three course prix fixe of shorts by through out the day. “Invocation” will be performed live by
Bushwick filmmakers! Meet other filmmakers in an Andrew Hurst and special guests from 9-11 PM, Saturday.
interactive panel over the real entrees.
25 Walk The Neighborhood / 49 Linden St. #3
17 Cloud Chamber / 114 Troutman St. SAT & SUN 7 PM / $20 / Walk The Neighborhood is an
SUN 6 – 7 PM / Mingle after the films and listen to Cloud audial stroll through Z’s mind as he prepares to attend a
Chamber play songs reminiscent of Jacques Brel, Nick birthday party. After an incident at the party, Z leaves, taking
Drake, and klezmer music. Guitarist/composer/singer Matt the audience with him. Together they embark on a tour of
Everett has played everything from trad folk to electronica. his place of employment. Tea will be served.
Pianist/singer Anne Damassa is classically trained with a
background in musical theater, jazz, rock, and pop.
18 Loud Objects with Jen Walshe / Naxal Belt /
175 Jefferson St., #1L
SUN 6 – 9 PM / 6-7PM Loud Objects Noise Installation
Tent, 7-8PM Artists Talk with Loud Objects, 8-9PM Loud
Objects Performance with Jen Walshe. Loud Objects, an
experimental noise EAM (electroacoustc music) group,
creates a nexus of multiple discourses on the Noise Toy.
Curated by Andrea Liu.
19 Planned Parenthood (Free Beer) / 280 Café /
280 Knickerbocker Ave.
SAT 7 PM & SUN 6 PM / Schwarzkopf Entertainment has
hand picked some of the most adventurous, form-bending
sketch comedy acts in NYC for a two-night who’s who of
contemporary performance-based humor. Featuring Skinny
Bitch Jesus Meeting, Murderfist, Rue Brutalia, and New SITE Fest is a proud partner and
Excitement among others.
featured Brooklyn event of
19 The Wisdom of Children / 280 Café / 280 Knick-
erbocker Ave.
Armory Arts Week.
SAT & SUN, 4 PM & 5 PM / Three short plays (about a
minute each), drawn from Simon Rich’s 2007 New Yorker
humor piece “The Wisdom of Children,” about how children Produced by Arts in Bushwick. We’re
and college students imagine the workings of the grownup
table, UNICEF, and the US government. With a few special
an all volunteer organization. Our
musical guests! mission is to promote and support
20 Sleep of Reason / The Bushwick Starr / 207 Starr local artists, serve the community
St.
SAT 8 – 8:45 PM / $5 / Sleep of Reason uses the allegorical at large through arts education and
narratives in Francisco Goya’s prints to examine the creative accessibility, and organize
theatrical/performance implications of prisoner abuse
depicted in the Abu Ghraib photographs. The performance all residents and stakeholders in
is set up into tableaux vivants: staged still scenes are
briefly illuminated with a flash of light cutting through longer Bushwick to fight development-
periods of darkness. driven displacement and work
21 TRANSMITTED II / Norte Maar / 83 Wyckoff Ave. toward an integrated, sustainable
SAT 6 – 8 PM / Dance on film, choreographies by Julia
K. Gleich, projected into the space, interlaced with live community.
performance by Stephanie Miracle and sound sculpture by
Ben Godward all from the living room of Norte Maar (seen
from the street).
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