From dave Sent Fri, Oct 9th 1998, 06:33
From dave Sent Fri, Oct 9th 1998, 06:33
As previously mentioned, Panasonic AKA Pan Sonic will be playing live at a
special midnite show in Minneapolis on Saturday, October 17th at the Walker
Art Center.
This is in conjunction with Mika's and Ilpo's participation, along with
approx. 20 other artists from far and wide, in the Walker-organized exhibition
_Unfinished Histories_. In addition to their opening-night performance
(limited to 350 owing to the size of the space in which they'll be situated),
they'll also have a gallery installation which will be accessible for the run
of the exhibition. I actually spent a few minutes strolling through the three
expansive galleries devoted to the show this afternoon and it's already
shaping up to be a pretty impressive array of visual and aural stimuli.
For those who plan to attend, the Pan Sonic performance itself will be
ticketed separately from the opening festivities, so make sure you specify if
you purchase tickets over the phone ($7 members, $10 non-members). The Walker
box office phone is 612-375-7622, and the website is at >
http://www.walkerart.org <
The Walker is located adjacent to the Guthrie Theater and the Minneapolis
Sculpture Garden on the southeastern edge of downtown Minneapolis.
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Another event coming up here next week...
No Name Noise #5 for 1998
--MPLS IMPROV GROUP/ SUBSTANCE P /COMPANY COCKTAIL
Sunday, October 11th @ the Soap Factory
8PM FREE
+MPLS IMPROV GROUP led by Tim Donahue collects local, mostly
ambient-oriented experimenters and throws them together for spacey,
fantastic voyages, this time with visual elements, dancers,
etc... [performers: Tim Donahue, Bob Schrepel, Fred Teasley, Radar
Threat (Benji Gross), Arthur Durkee]
+SUBSTANCE P is the raw, hardcore DJ of the future, mostly working off
obscure digital programming on his PC. Last seen at Furthur and other
local mini-raves stretching the dynamics of undanceable techno and
electronics.
+COMPANY COCKTAIL is a local improv trio featuring Seraphene (ex-Mafia
member) on oboe/bass/synth, Dave Foley (Things That Fall Down) on
guitar, and [-?-...} on drums.
For more information about NNN or performing arts at the Soap Factory,
contact John Vance at xxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx
The Soap Factory is located at 110 5th Avenue SE (the corner of 2nd
Street and 5th Avenue SE), or visit our website at www.soapfactory.org
That's all for now.
"Who killed the man from Hope?"
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/ dave /