Music For Healing Live Performance and Artist Lecture by Angelica Olstad

Join Angelica Olstad for a night of live music featuring her new album, Music for Introspection, music written for the installation, Music for Healing at Culture Lab LIC. 

Following the performance, stay for an intimate talkback session with the artist. Engage in meaningful dialogue as you delve into the creative process behind the music, explore the themes of healing and connection, and gain insight into the inspiration behind the compositions.

This interactive discussion offers a unique opportunity to connect with the artist on a personal level, ask questions, and share your own reflections and experiences. Whether you're a music enthusiast, a seeker of inner peace, or simply curious about the power of artistic expression, this event promises to leave you feeling inspired, enlightened, and deeply moved.

About Music For Healing is an immersive and meditative sound experience driven by instrumental music, audio soundscapes, science backed healing modalities, visuals, and interactive technology. Its primary goal is to foster personal healing that carries on outside the installation space and explore new ways for music and consciousness to interact.

Angelica Olstad is a classical pianist by training whose work spans across film, media art, installations, studio recordings, community programming, and multimedia performances. Her work is also informed by past experiences as a founder, yoga and meditation teacher, and community organizer for Pop Up Yoga NYC, a yoga events company that made yoga more accessible for New Yorkers, and as a corporate producer who’s worked with companies like Samsung, Meta, Reebok, and Google. 

Through different mediums, she invites audiences to reflect on intercultural belonging and the timelessness of the human experience. She is the recipient of a 2024 NYSCA Artist Grant for her project, Music for Healing. She has recently received multiple awards for her short film, An Awakening. Through her collaborations, events, and art projects, her work has been featured in Well + Good, Buzzfeed, Timeout NY, and the Wire.

Host or Publisher Culture Lab LIC is an arts and community resource center.