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SUMMARY:Josephine Foster & No Land with sonic-spirit collaborators
DESCRIPTION:8pm\, 8:30pm $22 adv $25 dos No Land Collaborators: Oliver Ra
 y (guitar) Shahzad Ismaily (bass) Cornelius Dufallo (violin) Josephine F
 oster Collaborator: David Shapiro Josephine Foster is a Colorado compose
 r and performer whose "music plays games with our ideas of time and spac
 e" says The Guardian. The Nashville Scene describes her work a "fusion o
 f art song and American folk music" and the former opera student is "kno
 wn to breathe new life into archaic forms\, embodying the cultural archa
 eology of Harry Smith’s old weird America\, and has lent her characteris
 tic mezzo-soprano and interpretive wit to over two decades of recordings
 " writes Blank Forms. You might call Ms. Foster's eerie warbling old-fas
 hioned\, except that it evokes a scrambled past that exists only in her 
 own vision: mountain songs that never were\, spaced-out hybrids that nev
 er will be. - The New York Times No Land (b. 1991) is a poet\, artist an
 d filmmaker whose work continues in the lineage of the downtown NYC avan
 t garde— honoring an intuitive vow towards creation. Her art evokes reve
 rence for mystery in the forms of her paintings\, drawings\, poet-perfor
 mances with musicians\, photographic works\, and films. Born in NYC & de
 voted to its histories\, she has been guided by spirit encounters with d
 owntown artists\, poets\, elders and activists. In 2025\, No Land receiv
 ed the Roulette Jerome Foundation Commissioned Artist award and in May 2
 025 premiered her sonic-poem work Double Twilight at Roulette Intermediu
 m. Her book publications include: Authentic Artifice (Newest York Press\
 , 2018)\, Threadbare (Translucent Flower Press\, 2025)\, and The Velvet 
 Wire with Anne Waldman (Granary Books\, 2024) which can be found in the 
 collections of the Beinecke at Yale\, the Getty\, the Library of Congres
 s\, New York Public Library\, and other institutions. As a poet & vocali
 st\, & often bandleader\, No Land has performed at Lincoln Center\, The 
 Whitney Museum\, the William Burroughs Bunker (Giorno Poetry Systems)\, 
 Rewire Festival\, Jazzfest Berlin\, Crossing Borders Festival (the Hague
 )\, Enclave Festival (Mexico City)\, Roulette\, LaMaMa Galleria (NYC)\, 
 The Kennedy Center (DC)\, The Poetry Project\, Pioneer Works\, Fotografi
 ska NY Museum\, & on NYC street corners. In 2024\, No Land was a perform
 ance artist-in-residence at La Casaforte in Naples\, Italy. No Land has 
 worked internationally at the intersections of music\, poetry\, and voic
 e— fusing realms of jazz\, noise\, rock\, improvisation\, and ancient po
 etical text. She performs her poem-sonic works with different formations
  of musician collaborators\, all of whom are deeply entrenched in histor
 ic lineages of the avant garde\, jazz\, rock\, and experimental music co
 mmunities— Oliver Ray (Patti Smith Group)\, Shahzad Ismaily\, Luke Stewa
 rt (Irreversible Entanglements\, Moor Mother)\, Daniel Carter\, & others
 . Her audio collaboration with musician Oliver Ray\, “Cremation Piece\,”
  was released as a track on the Fall of America Volume 2 album from the 
 Allen Ginsberg Estate in 2023\, alongside works from Philip Glass\, Ai W
 eiwei\, and Thurston Moore. No Land’s poetry-sound performances are ofte
 n accompanied by displays of her cinema pieces and visual art works. She
  worked extensively on the Martin Scorsese produced film Outrider & on h
 er own short films Mercy- Eyed\, Crepuscular\, Cremation Piece\, & other
 s. An exhibition at Poets House entitled Mercy-Eyed Down The Triple High
 way (Oct 2025-Feb 2026) featured her artistic collaborations with poet A
 nne Waldman. No Land’s art and poem works were exhibited at Off Paradise
  Gallery in a solo show in the fall of 2024. Her photojournalistic work 
 has appeared in the Whitney Museum\, Brooklyn Rail\, The Village Voice\,
  at Fotografiska NY Museum\, Photo Saint- German (Paris) and in publicat
 ions by Bill Moyers\, Levy Gorvy Gallery\, and diSonare. Her cinema work
  has premiered at The Poetry Project (NYC)\, Harvard University\, Zebra 
 Poetry Film Festival Berlin (2020)\, the John Giorno Foundation\, The Wo
 odberry Poetry Room\, & elsewhere. She has taught and guest lectured at 
 The New School\, Rutgers University\, Poets House\, University of New Ha
 ven\, Naropa University\, in Mexican prisons\, NYC public schools & at N
 o Land’s experimental art school for young artists. No Land has curated 
 performances\, gatherings and poetry readings of her artist peers & comm
 unities since 2009 in NYC. Her work can be found at www.maepoe.com Photo
  credit Richard Ross\n\nTickets: https://www.viewcy.com/event/josephine_
 foster__no/checkout?event=3005fa47-76a0-46c8-ba13-7bbc3b03902a&ticketTyp
 e=in-person\n\nhttps://findlocal.community/event/e2152e7c-0247-4e47-876c
 -d36bcef0210b
LOCATION:Jalopy Theater\, 315 Columbia St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11231
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/e2152e7c-0247-4e47-876c-d36bcef0210
 b
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