Experience the mesmerizing connection between sound and sculpture at the Ornaphonism Performance Series, a captivating group art exhibition. Join the opening celebration of this thought-provoking event, held at Flux Factory's House on Governors Island in New York City. Explore the intricate relationships between sound, space, and sculpture as you immerse yourself in the creative works on display. Taking place on October 21st, 2023, from 12 pm to 5 pm, this event promises to be a unique and enriching experience for art enthusiasts.

To support the talented artists performing at the Ornaphonism Performance Series' Opening Reception, we encourage you to consider purchasing a sliding scale ticket. Your donation will help sustain the artistic endeavors showcased at this event. Don't miss the chance to witness the incredible talent of performers such as He-myong Woo, Sylvain Souklaye, Eugene Lew + Grace Villamil, Yo Vinyl Richie, and Choir gushes.

Be part of this extraordinary art exhibition and delve into the world of sound and sculpture. Experience the power of artistic expression and the connections it forges with the surrounding space. Join us at Governors Island's colonels row 404A and embark on a journey of creativity and inspiration. Plan your visit to the Ornaphonism Performance Series now and be prepared to be captivated by the harmonious merger of sound and sculpture.

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It is free to take a boat from Manhattan to Governors Island on Saturdays. There are more people coming here at this time. It is very quiet here in the bustling New York, but the whole island has become deserted from the former military base. Many buildings are idle and empty and lack maintenance. This island is a large park, with green trees and empty and lonely. The castle has become a monument. The most worthwhile thing to see along the ring road is the Statue of Liberty, as if you can talk to her. There are bicycles for rent, but the time limit for renting a bicycle will affect your wandering mood. The island is not big, so you can take a walk, stop and go, and life will pass.

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