VACNJ Visual Arts Center Of New Jersey Presents Virtual Performance Experience
The installments at VACNJ will take place from 1–2 PM on October 22 and November 12.
By: A.A. Cristi Sep. 29, 2020
Later this fall, the public will have the opportunity to join the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey (VACNJ) for The Adjacent Possible, a virtual experience that mixes music, improvisational performance, storytelling, and technology.
The project, which was conceived by artist Joshua-Michele Ross and brought to life through a partnership with Adam Brick and Adam Lucas, originally began as a series of physical performances but was forced to go virtual with the onset of COVID-19. The installments at VACNJ will take place from 1-2 PM on two separate dates-October 22 and November 12-and during each, participants will be guided through instrument selection, practice, rehearsal, and performance by a "conductor," transforming the group into a collaborative, virtual orchestra.
Tickets for this event are available to the public at artcenternj.org for a suggested donation of $5. No previous music-making experience is necessary. Visit theadjacentpossibleorchestra.com for more information.
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