“Labors of Lust” Stories from NYC’s underbelly, 1960s—now.

With…

Lydia Lunch

Joseph Keckler

Bibbe Hansen

SEP 7 | 7PM DOORS | 8PM SHOW | $20 ADV | $25 DOS | 21+

Lydia Lunch is passionate, confrontational and bold. Whether attacking the patriarchy and their pornographic war mongering, turning the sexual into the political or whispering a love song to the broken hearted, her fierce energy and rapid fire delivery lend testament to her warrior nature. Queen of No Wave, muse of The Cinema of Transgression, writer, musician, poet, spoken word artist and photographer, she has released too many musical projects to tally, has been on tour for decades, working with such luminaries as Rowland S Howard, Thurston Moore, Omar Rodriguez Lopez, Karen Finley, Jerry Stahl, The Last Poets, and Hubert Selby JR. She has published dozens of articles, half a dozen books translated into 9 languages, appeared in numerous documentaries, conducted workshops, taught at Universities including The San Francisco Art Institute and simply refuses to just shut up.

Praised by The New York Times as a "major vocal talent" and by Fangoria as "arch, cinematic and devastating," Joseph Keckler is a singer, writer and artist whose work has been presented everywhere from NPR Tiny Desk to Lincoln Center to underground clubs. His most recent piece, A Good Night in the Trauma Garden, was commissioned by The Metropolitan Museum of Art. His first collection of writing, Dragon at the Edge of a Flat World, was published by Turtle Point Press and he is currently working on an album.

Bibbe Hansen is a performer, writer and visual artist. She is the daughter of Fluxus artist Al Hansen, and the mother of artist Channing Hansen and the pop musician Beck. A longtime participant in avant-garde contemporary art communities, Bibbe co-starred with Edie Sedgwick in Andy Warhol’s film “Prison.” Her recently published “Factory Poems” (Waverly Press) is dedicated to the mélange of characters that inhabited the inner orbit of Andy Warhol's Factory during the 1960’s.

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