http://angelsgateart.org/soundpedro-june-1/

An evening of ear-oriented multi-sensory activities inside and outside the buildings, everywhere on the AGCC campus!

My studio will be open; I’ll be playing off & on with 3 additional friends, plus perhaps YOU: there will be a set of combination tone whistles available; probably some Tuba Flutes; various merliton trumpets; and additional odd instruments TBD!!

Plus, I'll be playing my NEON DIDJERIDU 2-3 times during the evening!!!

Join us... It's FREE!

Angel's Gate Cultural Center 3601 So. Gaffey St. San Pedro, CA 90731

A live music performance happening in the expansive Robert Rauschenberg visual work The 1/4 Mile at LACMA Los Angeles County Museum of Art on May 11th.

During this one-time-only Close Quarters performance, 14 roving musicians will perform a live cross-cultural sound experience mirroring the dynamics of Rauschenberg: The 1/4 Mile.

Musicians will traverse the exhibition playing sounds inspired by pioneering 20th-century artist Robert Rauschenberg’s visual work, his field recordings, and to the other musicians and attendees they encounter along the way. 

Close Quarters revels in the unexpected moments that occur when people converge in a free-flowing, creative spirit. This spontaneous interpretation inspired by Rauschenberg’s artistic practice and the history of the happenings he helped give birth to. Through their own navigation of the space, event attendees will influence the energy of the performance.

Musicians will include: Anenon, Andres Renteria, Carlos Niño, Carlos "Tropicaza" Icaza, Dwight Trible, Evan Haros, Jamire Williams, Mia Doi Todd, Molly Lewis, Odeya Nini, SK Kakraba, Sudan Moon, Susan Rawcliffe, and Susie Kozawa.

Instruments will include: bells, bodies, didjeridu, drums, gongs, harmonium, hum bows, ocarinas, percussion, saxophone, sculptural flutes, sitar, violin, voices, whistling lips, xylophone, and more!

Performance curated by dublab's Mark “Frosty” McNeill.

For LACMA Members only: $8 each.

SOUNDPEDRO: An evening of ear-oriented multi-sensory activities inside and outside the buildings, everywhere on the AGCC campus! musicians, dancers, artists, performances, healing sounds, & so much more.

My studio will be open for playing, with a variety of sound toys & musical instruments... 
 
Join us... It's FREE!

Angel's Gate Cultural Center
3601 So. Gaffey St. San Pedro, CA 90731

University Forum Lecture, UN Las Vegas

Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art, Auditorium

Susan Rawcliffe: Independent Artist and Researcher
Angel’s Gate Cultural Center, Los Angeles, California

For over 35 years, Susan Rawcliffe has been making, playing, and
researching ceramic flutes. In addition to extensive exhibitions,
performances, and lectures, she is a recognized scholar of
pre-conquest Mesoamerican musical instruments. Her research has
informed and inspired her work as an artist, research which she will
share with us through images, through her sound recordings of
ancient flutes, with excerpts from contemporary ensemble
recordings, and live demonstrations of original ceramic sound
sculptures.
Co-sponsored by UNLV’s Departments of History, Anthropology, and
Interdisciplinary, Gender, and Ethnic Studies

University Forum is a public lecture series sponsored and funded by the UNLV College of Liberal Arts, the Dean’s Leadership Board, and the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art. All events are free and open to the public. For details visit the University Forum website at https://www.unlv.edu/liberalarts/universityforum .