In the Hyphen Hub Salon, extraordinary multimedia artist, cellist, and composer Paul Rucker showcased a multidisciplinary overview of his work based on historic data, politics, and imagery. Rucker performed live cello using his extended techniques and looping alongside animation and video of his dynamic works. His provocative and challenging work is the product of a rich interactive process, through which he investigates community impacts, historical research, and human rights issues.

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More about the Artist and Guest Curator

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Paul Rucker: http://www.rewindexhibition.com

Mike Stubbs and FACT: http://www.fact.co.uk

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The night was guest curated by Mike Stubbs, CEO/Director of FACT (Foundation for Art and Creative Technology) in Liverpool, the UK's leading media arts center. The night was followed by a Q&A and drinks with the artists, as well as special live bands.

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Note: Hyphen Hub’s original home, The Red Door on W 24th Street, (sadly) closed its doors permanently in 2015. For more information about the space, the owner Giorgio Gomelsky, and to see a video of the venue before it closed, visit our News page.