The three-part exhibition Drum Listens to Heart doesn't miss a beat

November 30, 2022

"It evolves. It lays out a polyrhythm of events and exhibitions, but rarely repeats itself," says the New York Times, in their Critic's Notebook of Drum Listens to Heart at the Wattis Institute.

A photo of a human skeleton adorned in wires and lights with a drum hung from its shoulder and a video monitor on its chest.
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