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SUMMARY:ROOTED LOVE: AN EVENING OF MUSIC\, MEDITATION\, VISUAL MEDIA AND PERFORMANCE ART
DESCRIPTION:Shoes off\, please.\nLimited Seating. \nPARTICIPATING ARTISTS: \nKyoko – Jinjabrew (https://www.kyokotakenaka.com/) \nJoyce S. Ha (http://joyceha.com/) \nDiana Daeun Choung (http://dianachoung.com/) \nRobben Muñoz(http://www.robbenmunoz.com/) \nRosalee Bernabe (http://rosaleebernabe.com/) \nCharlotte Nguyen (https://www.charlotte-nguyen.com/) \nJenevieve Ting(https://www.tingroll.space/) \nOlufemi O. Taiwo \nTravis Walker (https://soundcloud.com/iamtraviswalker/) \nXANA (http://www.xa-na.com/) \n​$8 Earlybird \n$10 DOOR \nDOORS / EXHIBITION 7PM \nPERFORMANCE BEGINS AT 7:30 PM \nTickets: ​https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rooted-love-an-evening-of-music-visual-performance-art-tickets-42516050652 \nInfo: https://www.kyokotakenaka.com/shows\n​
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SUMMARY:$3.33 / Dan Joseph / Hakim Muhammad
DESCRIPTION:$3.33\nDan Joseph\nHakim Muhammad \nSaturday March 10\, 7 PM\nFree / All Ages \nOrganized in conjunction with the Charlemagne Palestine exhibition at 356 Mission \nMade possible with the help of a grant from Mike Kelley Foundation for the Arts \nDan Joseph is a composer\, curator and writer based in New York City. He began his career as a drummer in the vibrant punk scene of his native Washington\, DC. During the late 1980s\, he was active in the experimental tape music underground\, producing ambient-industrial works for independent labels in the U.S. and abroad. He spent the ‘90s in California where he studied at CalArts and Mills College. His principal teachers include Pauline Oliveros\, Alvin Curran and Mel Powell. Equally influential were his studies with Terry Riley during several workshops in California and Colorado. For this program\, Dan will perform a solo work for electroacoustic hammer dulcimer.
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SUMMARY:Sweet
DESCRIPTION:An evening of music videos premieres from Eddington Again and Tolliver with live performances by \nEddington Again \nTolliver \nHunger City \nDJ Bae Bae \nSpecial guest TBA \n  \nEddington Again \nEddington Again describes themselves as “African American Indigo excellence here to transcend the mundane”. Their lyrics speaks on adventures in the East Hollywood/Downtown LA community\, navigating as a queer black being in society and the metaphysical aspects of existing. As versatile as they are forward their sonic style ranges from classic soul and r&b bops to experimental pop ballads. They invite you to experience the ‘middle rhythm’ with their latest project Sweet\, a four track EP out now on NEWBODY RECORDS. \nTolliver \nTolliver is the son of a Baptist pastor and gospel singing mother\, raised in the ‘wild 100s’ on the south side of Chicago. \nHe’s a soul singer turned erotic electro r&b artist who writes songs about late night parties and anonymous sex. A Mormon porn editor by day\, his music is about release and recovery\, breakdowns and getting high. \nTolliver’s upcoming EP\, ‘Rites’\, is obsessed with the the sacred and profane – the guilt-filled place where a religious childhood meets the realities of an ungodly present. \nHunger City \n_HUNGER CITY]\, Enrique’s most current endeavor of performance art\, is a concept EP designed to bring awareness and promote solution based discussions regarding domestic abuse and violence. Although _HUNGER CITY] is a story of difficult circumstance\, emotional bruising and harmful lockdown; it is also a true example of freedom\, self discovery and soul empowerment. \nDJ Bae Bae \nLA based DJ Trap Hippie Disco Queen\, DJ Bae Bae is an eclectic DJ who specializes in elevating the vibrations of a space. BAE BAE has created a platform called NEGRESS\, an online magazine and event series that centers the artistic production of radical black femmes and black women. \nsuggested donation $5 \n  \n 
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SUMMARY:Tongue: Anenon\, Sam Gendal\, Andrew Gura
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SUMMARY:While I was also listening to ...
DESCRIPTION:image: David Horvitz\, Ocean Sounds (2017) \nWhile I was also listening to Krysten\, LeRoy\, Julien\, Jennie\, Félicia\, David\, Yann\, Luke\, Sarah… \nLa Criée\, in partnership with Human Resources LA\, invites seven artists to expand the notion of narrative and improvisation. Performing narrative\, deconstructing storytelling; this session of While I was also listening to … challenges the traditional approach to narration\, opening up the horizon of what narrative is or how a story can be told. \nA choreographed narration responding to a set of live instructions. A translation of a language and sounds we cannot really write about – but only experience. A series of “automated” books speaking in tongues. A dialogue unfolding with or without words An thread that is an allegory of narration\, linking bodies and stories together. An unexpected and silent presence\, reminding us that every story in order to exist\, need to be listened to. \nThe duration of each performance varies between 5 and 30 minutes. \nArtists and performers: \nKrysten Cunningham\nThe Human Luminescence\nAn interactive performance project for four performers. Inspired by left-brain\, right brain experiments\, it explores a bodily counterbalance to spoken language and orality. \nFélicia Atkinson and Julien Bismuth\nTalking with or without words\nThe artists will engage in an improvised conversation using sound\, objects and images… \nLeRoy Stevens\nPerforming books\nStevens will perform with books that emit pre-recorded sound compiled from television\, radio and other sources. \nJennie Liu\nThe Telling\nA remote-controlled performance with performer/potter Laura Stinger. In The Telling\, choreographer Liu relates her embodiment through a context off-site to Stinger\, who processes what she is receiving via several forms of orature: vocal\, gestural\, material. \nDavid Horvitz\nWhen the Ocean Sounds\nThe artist – together with the audience – performs a text translation of the sounds of the Ocean. (participatory performance\, variable duration) \nLucky Dragons\nLucky Dragons open the door \nYann Sérandour\nAudience dog\nAn unexpected and silent presence wearing a dog mask playfully reminds of the training techniques to give better public speeches by rehearsing in front of a dog. It also refers to the stillness of the performance and to the absence of verbal language. Performing silently for the whole duration of the evening\, Sérandour makes visible the act of listening to –which gives the title to the whole program– and reminds us to pay attention to the multiple narrations unfolded. \nWhile I was also listening to NY & LA is a performative extension of the yearlong series of exhibitions and events Alors que j’écoutais moi aussi […] developed at La Criée centre for contemporary art\, Rennes\, France\, in 2017. This program was conceived and organized by Sophie Kaplan\, director of the art centre\, in close collaboration with three associated artists: Félicia Atkinson\, Julien Bismuth\, and Yann Serandour. The American poet and performer David Antin is the figurehead of this ambitious and polyphonic program. \nWhile I was also listening to NY & LA takes place in Los Angeles at Human Resources on March 22nd and in New York at Artists Space on March 27th and at the Emily Harvey Foundation on March 30th and March 31st. \nThe different components of this project are linked by a common thematic and conceptual concern\, that of narrative. What is a narrative in art (i.e. as exemplified by the two extremes of a personal story and a general art history)? How is narrative used as a medium and form in the arts? How does narrative in turn generate different forms of interdisciplinarity and intermediality? \nOn March\, 22nd\, the first event takes place at Human Resources L.A.\, featuring Krysten Cunningham\, LeRoy Stevens\, David Horvitz\, Jennie Liu and her performers\, Félicia Atkinson and Julien Bismuth\, Yann Sérandour and Lucky Dragons. \nOn March 27th\, the second event takes place at Artists Space\, N.Y.\, featuring Julien Bismuth\, Charles Bernstein\, Jay Sanders\, Tan Lin\, and Ellen Zweig. \nOn March 30th\, the third event takes place at the Emily Harvey Foundation\, featuring Morgan Bassichis\, Constance DeJong\, Wayne Koestenbaum\, Sara Magenheimer\, Félicia Atkinson and Yann Sérandour and is followed on March 31st by workshops led by Svetlana Kitto\, Julien Bismuth and Lucy Ives. \nThe Paris based Italian curator Alessandra Prandin has been invited by La Criée to coordinate and curate this American chapter with local partners Luke Fischbeck from Human Resources in Los Angeles and Rachel Valinsky (Wendy’s Subway) in New York. The event at Artists Space is curated by artist Julien Bismuth\, poet Charles Bernstein and curator Jay Sanders. \nWhile I was also listening to NY & LA is made possible thanks to the generous support of Institut Français / Ville de Rennes / Rennes\nMétropole / Ambassade de France / Ministère de la culture – Drac Bretagne.
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