The Six Foot Platform presents Sarah E. Brook

ReSounding is a participatory installation of reclaimed organ pipes from a local Brooklyn church. Queer and trans poets, commissioned to write pieces that reconsecrate the intention of the pipes with queer spirituality, will give readings throughout the day. An audio piece integrating pipe sounds with the poets’ voices will play between live readings, and visitors will also be invited to play the pipes themselves.

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Sarah E. Brook (b. 1981, Reno, NV) builds public artworks, sculptures and installations as both perceptual explorations and abstract narratives of identity. They have exhibited at the Leslie-Lohman Museum, New York: Lesley Heller, NY; Field Projects, NY; NARS, NY; Ground Floor Gallery, NY and the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art, among others. New York solo exhibitions include Open Source Gallery, Turley Gallery, Sweet Lorraine Gallery, The Vanderbilt Republic and Greenpoint Gallery. Brook was also included in the 2019 BRIC Biennial in Brooklyn, curated by Elizabeth Ferrer and Jennifer Gerow. They were awarded the Leslie-Lohman Museum Fellowship, the Media Arts Fellowship from BRIC, and residencies from Montello Foundation, Stove Works, Marble House Projects, I-Park, SPACE on Ryder Farm, Jentel Foundation, Playa and Kimmel Harding Nelson Center for the Arts. Select public artworks and large-scale commissions include: Viewfinding, a year-long installation and collaboration with queer poets, Riverside Park, NY, 2018-2019; Align, a permanent sculpture in Crystal Park, NY, 2019; Reach, Source, Level, a permanent work at City Harvest, a food justice organization in New York, 2022; and The Need You Know It Is A Letting Light, Lena Horne Bandshell, Prospect Park, Brooklyn, 2022-2023, commissioned by BRIC. Brook currently lives and works in New York.

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