Upcoming events.
To see the AS220 Community Studios workshop calendar, please click here.
June Gallery Openings!
IN THE GALLERIES | JUNE 6-27th, 2026
Opening Reception | Saturday June 6th, 5-7pm
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still from Death Drop Gorgeous by Monster Makeup Productions
ABORN GALLERY | @95Empire St. 2nd Fl.
Monsters from the Closet: a Decade of DIY Filmmaking
PROJECT SPACE | READING ROOM | @93 Mathewson St
Working with My Hands: A Retrospective
AS220 MAIN GALLERY | @115 Empire St.
What’s Your Favorite Color
Raquel Davis
Life Source, photograph by Raquel Davis
RESIDENT GALLERY | @131 Washington St.
Spire of Interludes
Kendel Joseph
Self-Portrait, by Kendel Joseph
Wolf Eyes + sadnoise
7 PM doors / 8 PM show
Wolf Eyes is a band from Michigan. Formed in the fall of 1996 by N. Young. They are known for their bizarre and otherworldly approach to music. Creating a sound that is both disturbing and hypnotic. The band has released numerous albums and EPs on various labels. With their intense and bizarre live performances, Wolf Eyes has garnered a reputation as one of the most frightening and weird bands in the world. Wolf Eyes is currently John Olson and Nate Young. They have performed together for over 20 years.
Pop-Up West African Dance Class
Join us in exploring and uplifting traditional West African dance rooted in the Mande culture of Mali, brought to life by live Djembe and Djun Djun drumming. Led by Seydou Coulibaly, co-founder and co-director of The Yeredon Centre, alongside his daughter Sita Coulibaly—founder and co-director of The Haus of Glitter, Director of Creative Education at AS220, and Director of Legacy Arts & Education at The Yeredon Centre; this experience honors culture, lineage, and legacy.
The Yeredon Centre is an arts and culture center in Bamako, Mali, founded in 2001 and run by Seydou Coulibaly and Michelle Bach-Coulibaly. It offers programs in traditional Bamana dance, music, language, and culture, while supporting local Malian artists. For over 20 years, it has hosted an inclusive summer program for artists and researchers from around the world.
