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ART WORK: An Evening with Andrew Schneider

Andrew Schneider is a writer, performer, and interactive-electronics artist who creates work in video, theatre, and installation. His wildly successful youarenowhere was shown in last year’s COIL Festival and toured Europe and Australia. Time Out New York called it a “tour de force—both of acting and design.” Schneider explores fascinating intersections between performance. The Obie award-winning Schneider has also been a Wooster Group company member.

Art Work is a ongoing series that hosts innovative artists who speak about the artistic process on special evenings at Lang. Students gain access to the intimate workings of some of the most influential artists practicing in the city today. In an intimate setting, the artists detail their creative process, speak about new productions, and examine their most famous works.

The series is curated by Bonnie Marranca, professor of Theater at Eugene Lang College.











When: Wed., Nov. 2, 2016 at 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Where: The New School
66 W. 12th St.
212-229-5108
Price: Free
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Andrew Schneider is a writer, performer, and interactive-electronics artist who creates work in video, theatre, and installation. His wildly successful youarenowhere was shown in last year’s COIL Festival and toured Europe and Australia. Time Out New York called it a “tour de force—both of acting and design.” Schneider explores fascinating intersections between performance. The Obie award-winning Schneider has also been a Wooster Group company member.

Art Work is a ongoing series that hosts innovative artists who speak about the artistic process on special evenings at Lang. Students gain access to the intimate workings of some of the most influential artists practicing in the city today. In an intimate setting, the artists detail their creative process, speak about new productions, and examine their most famous works.

The series is curated by Bonnie Marranca, professor of Theater at Eugene Lang College.

Buy tickets/get more info now