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Somewhere There presents…
The Second Sunday of August
Sunday 9 August 2015
Array Space (155 Walnut Avenue, Toronto)
8pm
$10/pwyc
8pm
Little Oak Animal
Robert Cruickshank (projections) Dafydd Hughes (sound)
9pm
Aorist (NYC)
Kimberly Sutton and Rachel Devorah Trapp
Little Oak Animal is an audio/visual collaboration between Toronto artists Robert Cruickshank (projections) and Dafydd Hughes (sound). Our improvised performances blend computer-generated audio with hand-manipulated images from slides and Super-8 film. Rather than allow one element or the other to take precedence, we try to set up a performance space where we follow each other, with the goal of collaboratively building some kind of narrative in real time. http://www.littleoakanimal.com/
Aorist is the shared creative entity of Kimberly Sutton and Rachel Devorah Trapp, long-distance collaborators in the sonic arts delineating imprecise modes of communication. They met pursuing graduate studies at Mills College in 2011. Sutton, based in Chicago, is active in the experimental collective Articular Facet, where she explores material feedback and practices of labor and social relations. Her installation work has been shown at Blue Heart Gallery and Tri-Triangle in Chicago. Trapp is a Jefferson Fellow in music composition at the University of Virginia whose works for performance and installation crystallize in sound the habits of being: the daily patterns of ineffable exchange that bind our individual lives together. aorist.org : kimberlyasutton.com : racheldevorahtrapp.com
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