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NY State of the Arts Fellow at Office of Victim Services
A.I.R. Materials for the Arts
NY Dept of Sanitation Public Artist in Residence

Honoring artist sTo Len and Materials for the Arts Executive Director Tara Sansone, Flux Factory’s annual Art Auction & Gala takes place November 7 at 6:30pm at Flux IV, with online bids opening November 1. Featuring works by Melissa Joseph, Saya Woolfalk, Mary Mattingly, Ivan Argote, and Flux alumni, the evening includes a guest DJ, a catered open bar, and a “Halloween Hangover” dress code: one last LARP in your costume or one of ours. Celebrating 20 years of Flux auctions, the event raises critical support for Flux Factory’s Artist Residency and Exhibition programs at our newly renovated gallery, Flux IV.

1: sto len, Big City Bigger Trash, 2023, monoprint, 19 x 24 inches @stoishere
2: Mary Mattingly, King Tide, 2023, Chromogenic Dye Coupler print, 6 x 6 inches @marymattingly
3: Ivan Argote, Cute Pigeon, watercolor, @ivan_argote
4: Saya Woolfalk, Dome, Colored pencil and gouache, 11 x 8.88 inches @sayawoolfalkstudio
5: Melissa Joseph, Dollar Lamb, ink and watercolor, 4 x 6 inches @melissajoseph_art

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As Embodied Earth’s 2026 season comes to a close, we’re bringing together the artists we’ve worked with this year for an exciting discussion on artmaking as an extended engagement with the land. Join us at @hellomarketnyc (46 Market Street) to celebrate the last year of programming and learn how our artists synthesize natural materials with familial, political, even municipal histories across several artistic disciplines!

The panel features:
@stoishere
@_saffr0nia_
@rose.mal.enfant
@chynacassell

After the discussion, we’re partying with no.diivvaa (@amari.fg) and signature cocktails from @gin_fuse!

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$Various/Artists fundraising benefit, hosted by Stereo Mandrax and Pianos. Sun Oct 25, 2026: • Xeno & Oaklander, • MSHR, • Victoria Keddie, • Laura Ortman & sTo Len, • DJ Ivan Berko $25 + booking fee, link in BIO. At @pianosnyc , 7pm doors, 158 Ludlow St, Manhattan! #stereomandrax #variousartistsbenefit #livemusicnyc #newyorklivemusic pianosnyc Xeno & Oaklander are a minimal electronics / synth pop duo (Liz Wendelbo and Sean McBride of Martial Canterel) based in Brooklyn, New York. As artists, they have been deeply involved in the analog synth community since 2004 (the release of their debut Vigils LP on Xanten), and have helped promote and inspire the revival of synth wave in the US and throughout the world through their extensive touring and prolific output. They record their songs and film scores in their Brooklyn studio and are known for their commitment to recording on and performing on analogue synthesizers exclusively. MSHR is an art collective that collaboratively builds and explores sculptural electronic systems. Their performances and installations present cybernetic audiovisual environments as living compositions. MSHR was established in 2011 in Portland, Oregon. Their name is a modular acronym designed to hold varied ideas over time, pronounced as letters or as one who meshes. This show finds them fresh off a west coast tour, presenting the newest crystallization of their evolving series Negative Flower. Victoria Keddie is an artist working with the instability of communication across sound, video, installation, and performance. Her work focuses on how meaning fractures and reconstitutes through noise, gesture, and interference. Her research concerns phonetic dissonance, linguistic instability, and the gestural space around language.  For over a decade she co-directed E.S.P. TV, a nomadic television studio for broadcast-based performance. She is a Lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania, where she teaches Listening Beyond Hearing and designed the program’s Spatial Sound Lab. She founded and directs the Spatial Sound Union, an international network connecting spatial sound studios, labs, and organizations, in collaboration with Harvestwork$

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