桑尼赛德节奏艺术节 2027：表演者、声音艺术及参与式艺术公开招募

Sunnyside Rhythm Block (SRB) is a free outdoor public art and performance series returning to Sunnyside, Queens for four weekends in April and May 2027. Presented by the Korea Art Forum and curated and organized by gong, SRB transforms the space beneath the Sunnyside Arch into a shared stage for art, sound, cultural exchange, and neighborhood gathering. Building on its 2026 edition, SRB invites artists, performers, DJs, sound artists, collectives, and cultural practitioners to propose programs that engage families, neighbors, and passersby in an outdoor public setting. The call welcomes proposals rooted in AAPI cultural practices, diasporic experiences, cross‑cultural collaboration, and new interpretations of living traditions, though it is not limited to those backgrounds. Selected proposals may be presented as standalone programs or integrated into one of the four weekend activations. Exact program dates and compensation will be discussed with selected participants based on scope, duration, production needs, and available funding. There is no application fee. Artist fees will be provided for selected projects, and basic sound and production support will be available. Applicants must submit a brief proposal, estimated program length, technical and spatial requirements, work samples, and a CV or résumé, and indicate availability and expected artist fee. The application deadline is September 15, 2026.

Artist fees will be provided for selected projects. Basic sound and production support will be available.

Open to individual artists, performers, DJs, sound artists, collectives, and cultural practitioners. Applicants must be available to present in person in Sunnyside, Queens during April or May 2027. Proposals should be live performance, DJ/sound, participatory art, or cultural programming suitable for an outdoor public setting and accessible to families, neighbors, and passersby. Applicants must provide a brief proposal, estimated program length, technical and spatial requirements, work samples, and a CV or résumé. Applicants will indicate availability and expected artist fee. Proposals engaging AAPI cultures and communities are especially encouraged but not limited.