Last chance! Benefit dinner and performances, October 25

Photographs from a rehersal of the performance by Damon McMahon and Tom Thayer.

Cultural Studies*
A benefit for Triple Canopy
Thursday, October 25, 7–9:30 p.m.
Grand Harmony, 98 Mott Street, New York, NY

Tickets begin at $120 and include a seated dinner and drinks »

We’re pleased to announce Cultural Studies*, a benefit for Triple Canopy featuring two special performances. Violinist Sarah Neufeld (Arcade Fire) will play a solo set of original compositions. Musician Damon McMahon (Amen Dunes) and visual artist Tom Thayer will debut a new collaborative performance: a scripted abstraction, a narrated projection, a chance meeting at a banquet hall of harmonic characters and color forms. They will be joined by collaborators John Jines and Xander Duell.

Benefit Committee
Benefactor
Artforum, Martina Batan, Robert Bielecki, John Michael Boling, Eileen Cohen, Lisa Cooley, Donald Ellis, Sharon Gallagher, Gabrielle Giattino, Wendy Goldberg, Wynn Kramarsky, Brett Littman, Fraser Mooney, Selig D. Sacks, Lisa Schiff, Howie Seligman, Jeffrey Weiss

Patron
47 Canal, Philip Aarons & Shelley Fox Aarons, John Auerbach & Andrew Black, May Castleberry, Cathleen Chaffee, Kim Conaty, Derek Eller, Sean Elwood & Yvonne Puffer, Jesse Finkelstein, Michelle Finocchi, Richard Flood, James Fuentes, Alex Gartenfeld, Laurel Gitlen, Greene Naftali Gallery, Michael Hainey, Joy Harris, Nic Harteau, Miriam Katzeff, Christian K. Keesee, David Kiehl, Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery, Kris Latocha, Gideon Lewis-Kraus & Carol Cohen, Barbara London, Andrea Lounibos, Martos Gallery, Sarah McNally, Gregory R. Miller, Barbara & Howard Morse, Kristian Nammack, Cory Nomura, Lindsay Pollock & Andrew Zarnett, Charles Renfro, Elana Rubinfeld, Nicole Russo, Mary Sabbatino, Peter Sacks, Amy Sillman, Simone Subal, Jasmin Tsou, Rachel Uffner & Dan Nadel, Gretchen Wagner, Kate Werble, Dara Wier

With generous support from:

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