“New York City to Host Groundbreaking Exhibition Showcasing GCW’s Japanese Talent”

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An exhibition in New York City that showcases GameChanger Wrestling’s competitors in Japan is scheduled to open at the end of this weekend.

The exhibition, “Visitors,” is based on Nick Park’s book of the same name.

Orange Crush, the organizer, announced the exhibition’s opening last month. It will take place at NADA Space on Sunday.

The exhibition will run from April 28 until May 5, and Adam Abdalla and Reilly Davidson will curate it.

The promotional material describes “Visitors” as follows:

“Every pro wrestler dreams of working in Korakuen Hall, and every fan dreams of visiting…

October 2023. International deathmatch promotion Game Changer Wrestling became the first American independent professional wrestling company to run their own show at Tokyo’s storied Korakuen Hall, bringing over twenty wrestlers and referees from the U.S. and Mexico, many of whom performed in Japan for the very first time.

VISITORS is an exceptionally rare look at the bloody and tender moments of life on the road. Featuring 200 pages of match and behind-the-scenes shots by storied wrestling photographer Nick Karp, the limited-edition hardcover book, handsomely hand-painted in blood red, showcases a group of wrestlers far from home, fulfilling a lifelong dream.

Featuring talent including Joey Janela, Jun Kasai, Rina Yamashita, Masha Slamovich, Effy, Allie Katch, El Hijo del Vikingo, Gringo Loco, Jordan Oliver, Los Macizos, and many more, VISITORS is Nick Karp’s second collaboration with Adam Abdalla, publisher of Orange Crush and Affidavit / Affidavit: Discovery, following on the heels of the 2020’s Death in Covid, a closeup look of outdoor deathmatch shows staged during the COVID-19 pandemic.”

GameChanger Wrestling (GCW) is set to make waves in New York City with its upcoming exhibition titled “Visitors.” The exhibition, based on Nick Park’s book of the same name, will showcase the talents of GCW’s competitors in Japan. Organized by Orange Crush, the exhibition’s opening was announced last month and is scheduled to take place at NADA Space on Sunday.

Running from April 28 to May 5, “Visitors” will be curated by Adam Abdalla and Reilly Davidson. The promotional material for the exhibition provides a glimpse into what attendees can expect. It describes “Visitors” as an opportunity to witness the dreams of both pro wrestlers and fans come true.

The exhibition takes inspiration from GCW’s historic show at Tokyo’s renowned Korakuen Hall in October 2023. This event marked the first time an American independent professional wrestling company, GCW, ran their own show at the prestigious venue. Over twenty wrestlers and referees from the United States and Mexico were part of this groundbreaking event, with many experiencing Japan for the first time.

“Visitors” offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at the intense and emotional moments that occur on the road. Renowned wrestling photographer Nick Karp has captured these moments in over 200 pages of match and behind-the-scenes shots. The limited-edition hardcover book, painted in blood red, showcases a group of wrestlers far from home, fulfilling their lifelong dreams.

The exhibition will feature a star-studded lineup of talent, including Joey Janela, Jun Kasai, Rina Yamashita, Masha Slamovich, Effy, Allie Katch, El Hijo del Vikingo, Gringo Loco, Jordan Oliver, Los Macizos, and many more. This collaboration between Nick Karp and Adam Abdalla follows their successful partnership on the 2020 book “Death in Covid,” which provided an up-close look at outdoor deathmatch shows staged during the COVID-19 pandemic.

“Visitors” promises to be a must-see exhibition for wrestling enthusiasts and fans of GCW. With its unique perspective on the wrestling world, it offers a glimpse into the dreams and realities of both wrestlers and fans alike. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience this exceptional display of talent and passion at NADA Space in New York City.