Come through for the final night of SXRVXVE: An Art Space! Drink, dance, celebrate all our amazing artists, and see some great acts.

Sxrvxve is an exhibition of contemporary visual, audio, and multimedia art that showcases works responding to social inequality, the failures of the criminal justice system, and other structures that silence marginalized voices.

The show runs Tuesday, January 23rd – Saturday, January 27th 2018, at The Center at West Park.

SXRVXVE: An Art Space is an interdisciplinary and immersive experience and will include a variety of one-night events: visit www.sxrvxve.com for our programming, from experimental Shakespeare to film to comedy.

SXRVXVE will be raising money for the Crime Victims Treatment Center. A not-for-profit organization, CVTC is committed to helping people heal from violent crime, changing cultural norms around violence, and promoting social justice through progressive legislation and community mobilization.

The Center at West Park is a home for arts, culture, and community in the historic West Park Presbyterian Church, a New York City landmark. The Center is a secular not-for-profit organization that offers a diverse range of programs for artists, audiences, and the neighborhood; manages the building’s facilities; and stewards the restoration of its historic exterior. This production is made possible, in part, through the Center’s Artist Residency program. To learn more about this program and apply for a residency, visit www.centeratwestpark.org.