On Sunday, July 24 from 9 PM to midnight, Mickey T’s Drum Machine Museum presents “Heavy Snowflakes,” a salon evening of electronic music and projections featuring Finnish artists Seppo Renvall, Jari Haanpera, and Maria Duncker, whose film, sound and installation work has been shown at View 04 Festival of Finnish Media Art, 1998 and 2004 Triennial of Finnish Art, and internationally in numerous locations, including Brazil, Mexico, Japan, and Holland. A recent video by Haanpera describes the "creation of electronic music, using computers and machines meant originally for science, not art" and contains this great line: "technology won't take control as long as man can misuse it.” Katya Gardea Blown will screening her video piece "Centinela" which she shot at Hidalgo, Mexico which rolling Fireball her build. San Francisco’s
Pamela Z will present an opening set as part of this free evening of experimental art sponsored by the 2005 Bayennale and Drum Machine Museum.
Drum Machine Museum's resident artists, Christopher Fleeger will do the MAX/MSP sound set "Bar Pieces" as well as Asphodel records Alaric Burns will do live dub/DJ set. Aaron Wolf Baum's installation Dance Pad will be shown at lounge space as well.
This event is free of charge.
Event Info:
http://www.drummachine.com/v2/heavysnowflakes.html
Cost: free of charge (21 and over)
Videos featuring musicians playing at this event
BREATHING is a movement from Carbon Song Cycle (a inter-media chamber work by composer/performer Pamela Z and visual artist Christina McPhee). The work was originally written for voice & electronics, bassoon, viola, cello, percussion, and tape. This is a solo version performed by the composer (with just voice, processing, and tape), recorded at a 3/13/2014 duo concert with Joan La Barbara as part of the 2014 ROOM Series. Pamela Z is using a gesture controller (designed and built by Donald Swearingen). © 2013 Last Letter Music (ASCAP)