On June 22nd, Refraction took over the entirety of the 50,000 square foot Brooklyn venue ZeroSpace — the event brought together work from over 70 artists and bridged live music, DJing, interactive installations, and digital and printed artworks. Alongside this immersive visual backdrop, the event brought a strong line-up of emerging and established artists across music and digital art. Working at the boundaries of hip-hop, deconstructed club, and stoner electronics from the likes of 063N13, JWords, dreamcastmoe, LATASHÁ, Prefuse 73, and Aluna, the music complemented the unique visual world that reflects the diversity and vision of the Refraction community.
Listen to the recorded mixes here:
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Refraction and The Department of Decentralization are presenting the art programming at this year’s ETHBerlin from May 24-26. The exhibition is curated through an Open Call. Interested artists can submit their artwork from April 10th to May 10th.
We asked Brazilian-American artist Rick Silva a few questions ahead of his Refraction artwork drop—a reflection on the solar eclipse. The work is available exclusively for Refract Pass holders and exhibited for the first time at our New York event at Public Records on April 4th.
