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Assemblage Sculptor and metalwork artist Tyrome Tripoli, very orderly lays out his library of art materials on the studio floor and on the walls displays finished sculptures. Experimental musicians and performance artists access the materials and create an impromptu piece within the space.

Schedule of Acts:

1) Michael Durek/Tsubasa Berg 12:15-12-45

2) Leah Aron 12:55-1:25
My art employs my body, primarily, as the focal point—a stage on which to present personal narratives, using the action of choreographed movement and the occasional commonplace found objects or crude, handmade matter as props. I experiment with audio and video components for the complex aesthetic, psychological and emotional layering these elements bring to my work. Integral themes include sex, violence, ethnic identity and the onerous challenge of navigating gender norms and societal expectations. In the service of this vision, I ravenously appropriate—and thus take control of—the pervasive media images and cultural messages that assault the senses and drive us to covet that which undermines our true potential.

3) Damien Olsen 1:35-2:05

4)The Jim Jones Arkestra 2:15-2:45
The Jim Jones Arkestra is comprised of classically trained avant-garde pianist Mitch Van Dusen. Classically untrained rocker Matthew Blair from Brooklyn’s band The Controversy, and the radically minded Andrew K Thompson, who is behind the harsh noise gospel of The Buddy HollyCost.
http://www.mitchvandusen.com/
http://thedeterritorializedchurch.com/
http://andrewkthompson.net/

5) Jesse Fairbiarn 2:55-3:25

6) Clutter 3:35-4:05

7) PAS 4:15-4:45
“PAS (Post Abortion Stress) is a group out to create musical collages through the form of abstract sound. Their name refers metaphorically to those who have been aborted by society, because their point of view doesn’t fit in the constraints of “normal” society. The short name refers to the negative in French, metaphorically negating everything that is established to start from a new beginning. The viewpoint fuels their creativity to create our own world of beauty.”

Abstract Artimus 4:55-5:25

9) JazzFakers 5:35–6:05
“Confused, driven, and curious, …the JazzFakers come alive from eons of pulsing sound waves. Emanating from Brooklyn, NY they are planning to mold the world with their fake Jazz cacophonies to change everything for the weirder.”

10) Zilmrah 6:15-6:45

Participating Artists

• Tyrome Tripoli
• PAS
• Abstract Artimus
• Damien Olsen
• Jesse Fairbairn
• Tsubasa Berg
• JazzFakers
• Zilmrah
• Clutter