John Davis (music) & Paul Clipson (film)
Ashley Bellouin & Ben Bracken
Rick Bahto
Jim Haynes

Saturday, July 13th
8-11pm
$8

More info here.

Visiting This World
Paul Clipson (Super 8 films) & Marielle Jakobsons (music)

Saturday, June 29th

Artists’ Television Access
992 Valencia Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
(415) 824-3890
ata@atasite.org

More info here.

Also being shown:
ABSTEIGEND with music by Painted Caves
THE CRYSTAL TEXT with music by Young Moon
ORIGIN with music by Che Chen
LANDSCAPE DISSOLVES with music by Alex Cobb
SPEAKING CORPSE with music by Jefre Cantu-Ledesma
VOID REDUX with music by Barn Owl
DIFFICULT LOVES with music by Jefre Cantu-Ledesma

Paul will be appearing on KUSF tomorrow (Tuesday) morning at 10am (PDT) to talk about the show & his work.

Sat, June 22, 2013 – 8:00pm
ISSUE Project Room, 22 Boerum Place, Brooklyn
more info HERE.

Sunday, June 9, 2013 at 7:30pm. Suggested donation $9.
Sound performances by Jefre Cantu-Ledesma / Bill Kouligas
Super 8mm films by Paul Clipson / Rachelle Rahme
Union Docs, Brooklyn

Grouper (w/ Ilyas Ahmed)
Danny Paul Grody
Irwin Swirnoff

Tuesday, May 28
$?

The Hemlock Tavern
1131 Polk St
San Francisco, CA 94109
(415) 923-0923

UNISOUND

For four days, which are concurrent with the Printed Matter Art Book Fair (Thursday January 31st – Sunday February 3rd) Public Fiction will be transformed by artist/musicians Robert Barber/The Urxed and Chris Duncan into a sound sculpture that will function as a platform for sound makers from the Los Angeles and Bay Areas to perform in, on and/or interact with.
Donation at the door. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Schedule (in no particular order)

THURSDAY 7PM -11PM
Infinite Body
DIVA
Matthew Sullivan
Pod Blotz
the Urxed

FRIDAY 7PM -12AM
Secret Circuit (LA)
High Places (LA)
Zachary James Watkins (Oakland)
Anenon (LA)
Anthony Iamurri/Chris Duncan (Oakland/SF)
John Davis/Paul Clipson (Oakland)

SATURDAY 5PM-12AM (Starts EARLY!)
Lucky Dragons (LA)
Rene Hell (LA)
Danny Paul Grody (SF)
White Rainbow (LA/PDX)
Robert Crouch (LA)
Tana Sprague (Oakland)
Laura Steenberge (Oakland)
The Sun (Oakland)

SUNDAY Afternoon 1PM -6PM
Brendan Fowler (LA)
Sneaky Snake (LA)
Dean Spunt (LA
Collin Mckelvey (Oakland)
Randy Randall (LA)

The entire 4 days of sound will be archived by the wonderful
DUBLAB.COM

Brought to you by:
PUBLIC FICTION: http://publicfiction.org/
LAND AND SEA: http://landandseelandandsea.blogspot.com/
THE URXED/ROBERT BARBER
With generous support from DUBLAB http://www.Dublab.com/

Wednedsay, January 23, 2013
8:30 PM
The Lab
$6 – $15 Sliding Scale

MANDELBROT & SKYY (LA/NY)
MATHEW DRYHURST (SF)
BRANDON NICKELL (SF)
PAUL CLIPSON (SF)

The Lab

Charles Curtis at The Lab, San Francisco
Sunday, February 10, 2013, 7:30pm

In a two-part concert, cellist Charles Curtis will present solo works created for and with him by Éliane Radigue, Alvin Lucier and Alison Knowles. Radigue’s Naldjorlak (2005) is a nearly hour-long, continuous exploration of the acoustical properties of the cello, centered around a tuning of the cello to its own intrinsic resonance. All of the strings are brought into alignment with the cello’s “wolf tone”; the entire corpus of the cello is engaged to elicit a complex, closely related spectrum of harmonics and resonances. Lucier’s Slices for Cello and Pre-recorded Orchestra (2011) sets the solo cello against a sustained chromatic tone cluster in 52 orchestral instruments, arrayed as a Supercollider patch. By outlining the cluster in various melodic orderings, the solo cello erases and re-inscribes the orchestral cluster in a slowly unfolding process. Alison Knowles’ Rice and Beans for Charles Curtis (2008) is a graphic score made of hand made rice paper, beans, lentils and bits of fabric and string. Curtis interprets this work of visual art in a performance analogous to the making of the score, working over the “score” of the instrument in several passes, seeking out unsuspected resonances by tapping, rubbing and stroking the instrument with bare hands.

Éliane Radigue (born 1932) is one of the pioneers of electronic music and music of long duration. Naldjorlak is her very first work for an acoustic instrument.

Alvin Lucier (born 1931) is an American experimental composer who directly engages the physical properties of sound in space. Works of his such as “I am sitting in a room” and “Music for Solo Performer” are landmarks of late twentieth-century art.

Alison Knowles (born 1933) is a first generation member of Fluxus and an internationally acclaimed visual artist, poet and musician. Her work elaborates John Cage’s ideas of indeterminacy in rigorous and surprising new applications.

Shapeshifters Cinema
John Davis (projection) & Joshua Churchill (music)

Sunday, January 13 – 8pm, free

Temescal Art Center
511 48th St.
Oakland, CA 94609 (48th and Telegraph)

KQED write-up here.