Exponential Festival 2022 Announced

The Exponential Festival presents and promotes experimental performances created by New York-based artists working across all mediums. The works will be presented this January on Exponential's YouTube channel and Twitch. Most will be filmed in or streamed from our participating venues including The Brick Theater, Target Margin Theater's The Doxsee and Life World.

Led by our artists, The Exponential Festival has made the necessary decision to prioritize the health and safety of all performance makers and seekers by transitioning all possible programming to digital mediums.

All 19 Exponential artists/projects were given the options to cancel, postpone, stream or film:
-11 artists will be presenting work in a digital form in January - 3 as live stream, 4 as video recorded in our participating venues (primarily by ZANNI Productions) and 4 as videos created from the beginning to be video performance.
-Of those 11, 4 will also present later in the year for in-person audiences under the umbrella of The Exponential Festival.
-8 projects chose to fully postpone and will be presented later in the year for in-person audiences under the umbrella of The Exponential Festival.
-Zero decided to cancel.

The Exponential Festival website has been updated to reflect all of these changes.

Check out the updated calendar for January below. As ever, feel free to reach out with questions, interests, and thoughts.

• Jan 11:
  8pm ET - YouTube - River Donaghey's RecursiveCast

• Jan 16:
  8pm ET - YouTube - Annie Heath's Departure Study of Mother/land Fabric

• Jan 18:
  8pm ET - YouTube - Joe Hendel's Artificial (Man) Intelligence

• Jan 19:
  7:30pm ET - Twitch - Dmitri Barcomi's Case Studies: A New Kinsey Report

• Jan 20:
  7:30pm ET - Twitch - Dmitri Barcomi's Case Studies: A New Kinsey Report

• Jan 22:
  8pm ET - YouTube - Braulio Cruz and John-Philip Faienza's Flow My Tears

• Jan 24:
  8pm ET - YouTube - Nola Latty's Still Goes (The Game)

• Jan 25:
  8pm ET - YouTube - Christina Tang's TRAFFIC

• Jan 28:
  8pm ET - YouTube - Yeujia Low's The Emus

• Jan 29:
  8pm ET - YouTube - Ava Elizabeth Novak's Park

• Jan 30:
  8pm ET - YouTube - Harold Lehmann's Medea Kid

• Jan 31:
  8pm ET - YouTube - Leonie Bell with LOCAL GRANDMA's We Live To Die: The Grieving Widows Club

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