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What I’d Be Doing This Week If It Weren’t For The Kids

Although it’s not fair to completely blame the kids (there’s also a general lack of money and the large amount of work I need to get done), a schedule like the one below makes me long for more free time. Right now, as of Tuesday night, I think my best bets are the Luke Savisky show on Wednesday and possibly the Cave & Mountain Tour on Thursday.

If you have the time, I’d suggest checking out any of these events. And if you go, let me know how it was.

Monday, April 26

  • Tosca String Quartet performs new commissions presented by Golden Hornet Project with guest composer and performer, Rostam Batmanglij of Vampire Weekend. [already missed]

Tuesday, April 27

  • Monofonus Press presents Teleportal 4: Fusebox with Amelia Gray, Austin Kleon, Jon Cotner, and Alex Karpovsky. [already missed]

Wednesday, April 28

  • Brötzmann / Drake at Victory Grill presented by Epistrophy Arts
  • Stepchild, a motion picture installation onto and around the amphitheater seating area of the Austin City Hall, by Luke Savisky
  • Cave & Mountain Tour, an interpretive group exploration of the undiscovered caves and unclimbed mountains within urban landscapes, with Keith Wilson. Sponsored by Domy Books and SOFA Gallery

Thursday, April 29

  • Jordan / Drake / Håker-Flaten Trio at Victory Grill presented by Epistrophy Arts
  • Cave & Mountain Tour, an interpretive group exploration of the undiscovered caves and unclimbed mountains within urban landscapes, with Keith Wilson. Sponsored by Domy Books and SOFA Gallery

Friday, April 30

  • Difficult Listening Institute, represents a tic on the long timeline of the reductive approach to pure tone, and electro acoustic expressionism in music. We’ll explore some contemporary applications and concepts in music in the form of three short pieces followed by a very long one, where you’ll have the chance to spend the night in the Salvage Vanguard Theater Gallery as a participant in an intermedia “Sleep Concert.”
  • Low Lives 2 is a one-night exhibition, produced and curated by Jorge Rojas, of live performance-based works transmitted via the internet and projected in real time at numerous venues throughout the U.S.

Also, after I get paid at the beginning of the month, I intend to back The Church of the Friendly Ghost’s Kickstarter project to host a three-day New Media Art & Sound Summit.

A lot of cool stuff is happening in this city.

April 27, 2010 | crankin | art, austin | Comments (0)