Date + time: November 7th, 7:00pm Location: Flux Factory, 39-31 29th Street, LIC Transportation Alternatives and Flux Factory collaborate on Cyclists: Know Your Rights & Responsibilities, a panel discussion about staying safe while NYC figures out its bike culture. Totally free!
UK-based collective Reactor will present a new work over four weekends at Flux Factory through our Curatorial Carte Blanche program. Rather than a pre-determined, structured methodology – Reactor’s usual way of working - Log!c ?stem will use improvisation as a form of anti-logic. Improvisation cannot be rehearsed, but the Log!c ?stem will create the rules of the game, so that Reactor can actively train to play.
Date + time: Wednesday, October 30th, 6pm-9pm A portal has opened at Flux Factory, allowing beings from another world to slip through, to explore and extract all that the city has to offer. Join us for this one-night event!
Date + time: Sunday, October 27th, noon - until we win Location: Cooper Park, Maspeth Ave & Morgan Ave, Brooklyn Free! All ages! Happy Halloween 2013 DIYBA basketball tournament, featuring D.I.Y teams, including 285 Kent, Body Actualized, Death by Audio, Fitness / Red Light District, Roulette, The Silent Barn, Le Wallet, and returning champions, Flux Factory.
Date + time: October 25th, 7:30pm Flux Factory is excited to host a Summit Dinner Conversation with Creative Time in our communal kitchen on October 25th, 2013!
Flux Factory broke into the Museum of the Moving Image, upon the request of artist Aram Bartholl. And then we made a video about it.
Date: Saturday, October 19th, 2:45pm - 3:45pm Location: Eyebeam, 540 W 21st Street, NYC Flux Factory is pleased to announce its participation in the Alternatives Fair at Eyebeam, organized by the Arts & Labor working group from OWS.
Date + Time: Thursday, October 17, 7 p.m. Location: New York Hall of Science, 47-01 111th Street, Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens Flux Factory presents Galactic Drive-In, as part of Empire Drive-In, a month-long series of programming within a full-scale theater made out of wrecked cars as audience seating and a 40-foot screen constructed from salvaged wood.
Islington Mill, a cultural collaborative organization in Salford (UK), will produce, commission, and collaborate on new works with Flux Factory during their residency this October.
