Saturday, Oct 10, 2026
59,411 — Sunset Performance with Coco Klockner
Photo by Eliza Schmidt of Coco Klockner performing on Fishers Island as a Fellow in 2025.
About
Named for the number of steps it is rumored to take to walk the perimeter of the island, 59,411 is an evolving, multi-part project examining the history, aesthetics, possibilities, and politics of walking, curated by Laurel Ptak. Unfolding throughout this summer and fall, join us on Saturday, October 10th for the next event in this series with past Lighthouse Works Fellow Coco Klockner.
Join us at the Ordnance from 5:15–6:15pm as artist Coco Klockner performs a hybrid live set that imposes sound onto various architectural components of The Ordnance building on Fishers Island, dividing 2700 seconds of the sunset into variously modulated intervals of time.
Artist
Bio
Coco Klockner is an artist and writer. She is the author of the speculative novella K-Y (Genderfail Press, 2019) and her essays have appeared in Texte Zur Kunst, Spike Art Magazine, Disclaimer/Liquid Architecture, and The Whitney Review. Klockner has had solo exhibitions at Silke Lindner, New York; Bad Water, Knoxville, TN; stop-gap projects, Columbia, MO; The Anderson Gallery, Richmond, VA; Vent Space, Baltimore, MD; and has a forthcoming exhibition at SculptureCenter. She received an MFA from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2019 and a BFA from Maryland Institute College of Art in 2014. She is director of the project space hatred 2 in Brooklyn, NY.
