<aside>
The public-facing areas that form our main exhibition and presentation spaces include:
The gallery and co-working spaces support production, prep, and technical setup. The kitchen and bathrooms serve staff and visiting artists during events.
The back-of-house and restricted-access areas include:
These spaces remain closed to the public and function as operational infrastructure during exhibitions, performances, and installations.
</aside>
<aside>
The Motion Capture (Mainstage / Performance) is the primary venue space, occupying the entire western end of the studio. This large, open room hosts performances, art installations, and events. It's the largest single space in the studio, designed for flexible programming.
Dimensions: 31’ x 26’
</aside>
<aside>
The Main Gallery is a flexible white-box space that typically functions as a production area with desks and workstations. For exhibitions, the room is cleared and reconfigured to support video art, sculpture, and fine art. This dual-use setup allows work to move directly from making to public presentation within the same space.
Dimensions: 73’ x 17’
</aside>
<aside>
The Projection Room is one of the larger spaces, centrally located to serve the performance area. Contains projection and visual equipment for multimedia presentations and immersive installations.
Dimensions: 20’ x 20’
</aside>
<aside>
The Sound Room houses audio mixing equipment and provides sound operators a workspace for managing live performances. There is a dedicated technical control room positioned along the northern wall.
Dimensions: 19’ x 19’
</aside>
