Thursday, November 5 at LOW END @ Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, Omaha
LOW END @ Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts · Old MarketFree
About this event
Gabie Strong is a deaf and hard-of-hearing conceptual artist investigating the politics of noise using sound, performance, found objects, video, drawing, printmaking, and photographic images.
Who's playing
Gabie Strong is a Los Angeles-based conceptual artist, arts educator, and DIY arts organizer. Her work asks listeners and viewers to consider noise not simply as music, but as a critical and celebratory condition of everyday life. Strong’s background spans art and architecture, community radio, experimental music, and visual art practices.
What to expect
Expect a performance rooted in sound art and conceptual practice rather than a standard concert format. Strong’s work moves across sound, performance, objects, video, drawing, printmaking, and photography, using those forms to examine how noise can carry social, political, and embodied meaning.
Why go
LOW END is Bemis Center’s artist-designed venue for sound artists, composers, and experimental musicians, making it a natural Omaha setting for Strong’s cross-disciplinary approach. For audiences interested in contemporary art, noise, and experimental performance, this is a chance to encounter an artist whose practice connects listening with questions of access, community, and everyday life.
Where
LOW END @ Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts · 724 S 12th St · Old Market, Omaha NEDirections