Live @ LOW END | Warren Realrider

While studying painting at the University of Oklahoma, Realrider began an exploration of sound, materials, and site as elements of his art practice. Realrider created the Tick-Suck noise performance project in 2016 as sound became a central element of his practice. He has since presented his solo works and performance collaborations in varied locations, from Seattle, Washington to South Windham, Vermont and beyond. His works such as Four Kitapâtu and Unassigned Data work within the unclaimed spaces between contemporary North American plains existence, Pawnee universe engagement, and untethered sound cycles to create pointed, sonic structures of human/item/location interface.

Admission is free; ticket reservations are encouraged.