Barbarous Nights: a drama in four shades and a prologue.

MFA Art Practice at the School of Visual Arts is pleased to present “Current Practice,” an exhibition of work by members of the Art Practice Class of 2014.

A canary torsi’s new multimedia project, The People to Come, is a participatory performance installation that invites audience members to become part of the work unfolding before them.

Choreographer Rebecca Lazier and indie-classical ensemble Newspeak join forces to present Coming Together/Attica, an immersive, site-specific dance work to a pulsating score by minimalist icon Frederic Rzewski.

Tundra is an evening-length performance piece with choreography by Christiana Axelsen, an original script by playwright Chana Porter, and an original composition by Tito Ramsey.

Recession Art is pleased to present it's spring 2013 group show at The Invisible Dog Art Center.

Performance and the performing body have a unique relationship to life in later capitalism.

ACTUA 1 constructs an event that both happened and did not. An exercise in futility and concentration, the piece is named after Actua One, a lost film from the May ’68 uprisings.

A movement ritual for our time, last days/first field kinesthetically distills the feeling of now– what it is to live in the face of climate change, extreme weather, economic instability, and political polarization.

Between arid ecstasy, radiant meditation, and cruel hypnosis, Duchesses explores an unlikely dance, sovereign, and prisoner from the most ancient game of humanity.

Performer and photographer, 2Fik, returns to The Invisible Dog to present a brand new body of work.

Art & Lies features a diverse collection of work focusing on issues that have figured prominently in her life: gender, environment, time, alienation and isolation.

Aaron Ruff and Oliver Jeffers come together again with this project that involves a fictitious boy and his fascination with battle, with nature’s quest for the domination of the biggest and the best, and show the sensitivities of a young mind exploring the world inside his own head.

LAST DAYS Featuring a new series of work that combines Frank’s signature combination of sculpture and photography, using unique and custom-made frames for displaying his images.

The third annual exhibition of all 35 Invisible Dog artists-in-residence and open studios. Once a year (and only once a year) do we open our artists’ studios to the public. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to see what everyone has spent the year working on.

Catch, “everyone’s favorite” multidisciplinary performance and video series.

The Record is a theatrical portrait of 35 people who come together for 57 minutes over four consecutive evenings to perform for an audience.

VEAL is the newest work from multidisciplinary design collective Harrison Atelier (HAt).

Vidich’s The Daedalus Effect and other dilemmas is a piece about work.

An extreme experience: a man and a woman nearly breathe the life out of each other. This is how French choreographer David Wampach opens up a new perspective on Vaslav Nijinsky’s The Rite of Spring in his latest piece SACRE.

“Absurd, all I did was search the web for the most dangerous city in the USA.”