JUPITER NIGHTS – Basilica Hudson’s new weekly series of arts events in our Gallery Building – continues with **Monica Mirabile,** **Kinlaw and Davon (Hudson, NY)**.

Tickets are $10 + $1.30 in online processing fees.

**Monica Mirabile** excavates subliminal information held in the body. Her work, often collaborative, discovers somatic and psychological systems through exploring the dichotomous performance of authority or power and potential support structures. Her choreography focuses on constructing an actual model of the complexity of support in the contemporary world.

Mirabile is also one half of FlucT, a performance duo with Sigrid Lauren. A founder of Otion Front Studio- an affordable performance practice studio in Brooklyn and currently organizes the Open Movement program at Performance Space New York.

**Kinlaw** is an audio composer, choreographer, and artist. Their productions have been featured throughout New York City in institutions like MoMA, MoMA PS1, New Museum, Pioneer Works, and Mana Contemporary, as well as throughout Europe. Kinlaw is a 2022 music resident at Pioneer Works and previous member of New Inc, focusing on Experiments in Art and Technology and psychoacoustical research at Bell Labs. Kinlaw is an MFA candidate at Bard College, Milton Avery School of the Arts.

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Jupiter Nights: Monica Mirabile/Kinlaw/Davon

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JUPITER NIGHTS – Basilica Hudson’s new weekly series of arts events in our Gallery Building – continues with a legendary MELODIUS THUNK show.

MELODIUS THUNK is a partnership between local artists and musicians Reggie Madison and Tshidi Matale to present avant-garde jazz and other forms of artistic expression – whether it’s dance, theater or otherwise – with works of art on display.

Tickets are $10 with $1.30 in online processing fees. 


This is an all ages event.

Jupiter Nights: MELODIUS THUNK

JUPITER NIGHTS – Basilica Hudson’s new weekly series of arts events in our Gallery Building – continues with Camp Saint Helene (Catskill, NY) and WSABI (NYC).

Featuring a photographic exhibition by Camp Saint Helene vocalist Elizabeth Celeste Ibarra. 

Dylan Nowik, of Steady Sun, and vocalist Liza Ibarra began **Camp Saint Helene** shortly after moving to the Catskill Mountains. Their studio, where they did most of their writing, is located on the site of a former Christian summer camp-turned-arts-colony, which has informed much of their artistic process. Their sound lies somewhere within a shimmer of hope and a hint of doom.

Nowik and Ibarra teamed up with Alex P. Wernquest (drums) and Wesley Harper (bass and keys), to record their first album to 8-track, ½” tape, at Basement Floods Records in Catskill, New York. Their debut record, Mother, was released on September 27th, 2019. 

**WSABI** is Warped Sangot And Boss Interior — performance art-prog spanning guitar loop-based rhythm fixation music, movement, video, craft, & plant play by decolonizing Filipinx Brooklyn-based artist, Jennae Santos. Sangot is Visayan for sickle — a farming tool and combat weapon representing WSABI practice in the Harvest of love, community, and pleasure, and the Fight for collective liberation in sensorial freedom. 

Tickets are $10 with $1.30 in online processing fees.

This is an all ages event.

Jupiter Nights: Camp Saint Helene // WSABI

Basilica Hudson Presents: Cassandra Jenkins

Native New Yorker Cassandra Jenkins writes with a singular voice and an impressionistic intimacy, making astute observations that dovetail neatly with her blend of folk and lush ambient pop. A veteran musician, Jenkins played in the touring bands of Eleanor Friedberger, Craig Finn, & Purple Mountains after coming up through the East Coast folk scene playing in her family's band.

After signing with Ba Da Bing Records, Jenkins made her label debut in 2021 with the critically acclaimed An Overview on Phenomenal Nature, an enchanting, almost spiritual set recorded with Josh Kaufman (Bonny Light Horseman, Muzz). "Filled with people, stories, and dialogue, the New York songwriter’s second album flows like an emotional breakthrough, tying together disparate observations into a serene and unified vision," says Pitchfork, who gave the record Best New Music.

Tickets are $20 + $2.60 in online fees

This is an all ages event.

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