Park update: From September 30 – October 4, the High Line Spur & Moynihan Connector at 30th Street will be closed.
Roam the High Line after-hours and be transported as dancers, musicians, and visual artists illuminate the park with participatory performances, installations, and a world of hidden surprises.
Free – RSVP NowRob Roth
Night Paving: The Aural History of Jackie 60 & MOTHER
Producers, performers, and attendees of the legendary Tuesday night club party Jackie 60 and nightclub MOTHER take you on a wondrous soundscape journey of storytelling and music.
Jordan Eagles
Blood Illuminations
Get immersed in the astonishing and bracing world of visual artist Jordan Eagles.
THE DANCE CARTEL with DJ Average Jo
Linelight
Participate in this ecstatic dance performance as it unfolds into a vibrant collective experience. DJ Average Jo will lead the beat and spin music throughout the night. Lighting Design by Joe Cantalupo. Litewall created by Joe Cantalupo and Dave Tennent.
Yael “KAT” Modiano & Ursula Scherrer
Urban Night Dialogue: Contemporary Electro-acoustic Flute Soundscapes with Live Video Art in Urban Scenario
Succumb to heavenly electronic and flute melodies, while dazzling visuals completely surround you.
Merche Blasco
Sonic Bloom
Explore the Chelsea Grasslands by flashlight, as a grid of sensors trigger acoustic responses. The result will be a spontaneous symphony arising from communal interaction.
Carte Blanche Performance
Ox Prowl
Let these mysterious dancers in giant glowing lanterns guide you through the park. Look out for moments of intimate encounters and spontaneous performances.
Due to limited capacity on the High Line, please be advised that RSVP does not guarantee entry to Up Late. Entrance is on a first-come, first-served basis.
In the event of inclement weather, Up Late will be postponed to Thursday, July 28th, same time.
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Carte Blanche Performance is a Brooklyn-based contemporary dance company that creates sensual, joyful works in nontraditional spaces, inviting the audience to permeate the performer’s space.
THE DANCE CARTEL proposes a new dance experience: with an extreme-dance emphasis on endurance and technical rigor, they employ the social nature of dance and the sharpness of a music video to create a fresh, vibrant and inclusive dance community.
Jordan Eagles is a New York based artist who preserves, encases, layers and suspends blood, which he then illuminates. The materials and luminosity in his bodies of work relate to themes of life, death, spirituality, science and equality.
Merche Blasco is an interdisciplinary artist and composer whose practice includes building instruments for electronic music performance, orchestrating participatory sound performances in public spaces, and electroacoustic improvisation.
Rob Roth is a multiplatform and multimedia artist and director. He uses theater, film, audio, and performance to create richly textured, lyrical and mysterious works with a critical eye on our culture.
Yael Acher “KAT” Modiano is a multi-genre flutist, composer, and educator. She works as a soloist and bandleader within classical, contemporary, and Jazz, and creating live soundtracks for films and dance
Ursula Scherrer is a Swiss multimedia and video artist living in New York City. She transforms spaces and landscapes into serene, abstract portraits of rhythm, color and light.
PROGRAM PARTNER
Urban Night Dialogue: Contemporary Electro-acoustic Flute Soundscapes with Live Video Art in Urban Scenario is made possible in part with public funds from Creative Engagement, supported by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council and the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and administered by Lower Manhattan Cultural Council.
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council
New York State Council on the Arts
New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council
Public Programs on the High Line are supported by Altman Foundation. These programs are supported, in part, with public funds from the New York City Council, under the leadership of Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito.