Fluxfest NYC 2023 Zoom Performance Event at ETG Book Cafe

Zoom Event and Open Performance part of Fluxfest NYC 2023

Saturday 10/14/23 – 4 to 6pm
ETG Book Cafe, 208 Bay St, Staten Island, NY
etgstores.com/bookcafe

Coordinated by Day de Dada Performance Art Collective

Technical Services by Taylor Moore, Video Edit by Lydia Grey

Participating Artists:

Allan Revich, Allen Bukoff, Andrew Oleksiuk, Barbara Lubliner, Bibiana Padilla Moltos, Catherine Bennett, Jane Wang, John Bennett, Mark Bloch, Mary Campbell, Melissa McCarthy, Reid Wood, Ri Tornello, SA Griffin, Susan Gold, The Kinsinas, Viv de Dada, Michael Orzechowski, Jean Kusina, Jennifer Weigel, Jonathan Leiter, Guy Grant, Shelby Montenegro, Adam Roussopoulos, Picasso Gaglione, Viv de Dada, Joel Cohen, Jokie Wilson

Setting Up the Exhibition “Dada in the House”

“Dada in the House – 20 Years in Staten Island” Exhibition Set Up at the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art

Opens Saturday 10/14/23 Noon to 3pm

Show open 10/14 to 12/31/23

Since 2002 Day de Dada Performance Art Collective has been presenting live performance art and encouraging interactive pieces. In celebration of our 20th anniversary, we present “Dada in the House – 20 Years in Staten Island” an exhibition at the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art in Snug Harbor Staten Island, NY. This exhibition includes props, costumes, videos, and photographs from past performances.

The exhibition also includes “Dada Domicile” a mail art project that reimagines household objects as doll house-sized Dada creations.

See More Photos at Dada in the House – 20 Years in Staten Island – Exhibition Set Up

Our thanks go to the Newhouse Staff and Snug Harbor for their support of the show.

DADA IN THE HOUSE is made possible through generous support from the Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation, the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature, and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.

DADA IN THE HOUSE is made possible by a DCLA Art Fund Grant from Staten Island Arts, with public funding from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs