Marc Nimoy presents
Constellation
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Autumn

Marc Nimoy is a Composition-Experimental Sound Practices MFA graduate from CalArts and received his B.A. in Music Performance from UCLA. He is a working musician, teacher, and programmer and likes building things like electronic instruments and clean-looking software interfaces. He performs regularly in the Los Angeles area as a laptop rockstar, but most frequently in the Los Angeles Electric 8, an electric guitar octet.

Constellation and most of Nimoy's current works stem from his ever-present contemplations of existence and inquiries into the meaning of the self.

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John Stuart Fishback presents
Vines to Faraway Places

John Stuart Fishback practices Landscape Architecture in Los Angeles. Previously living in Chicago, he worked as a lighting designer and set builder. He still enjoys making site-specific objects.

Endurance Van

Clay Chaplin unveils work of unprecedented something.

Dippy Trippy
Feb. 9th at 8PM

A night of music dedicated to your third eye. Come play your brain waves with an EKG, experience the cascading riffs of "Faraway Places" and other physiological/psychedelic audio and visual oddities that manipulate your senses and subconscious.

Brownies will be served.

Cooper Baker
presents Invisible Topology

Cooper Baker is a composer and sound artist whose work explores the science and technology of sound. His pieces have been presented at the Los Angeles Bent Festival, the Spark Festival in Minnesota, the REDCAT theatre in Los Angeles, California Institue of the Arts, and at several California Universities. Cooper was a recent faculty member at California Institute of the Arts, where he also received his MFA and BFA degrees in experimental composition and music technology respectively. While attending CalArts, he studied computer music, programming, and electronics with Morton Subotnick, Mark Trayle, Barry Schrader, and Tom Erbe.
For more info visit www.cooperbaker.com.

Madison Brookshire
presents Cash Crop

Madison Brookshire lives in Los Angeles, where he makes films, videos and music. He studied film and video at the California Institute of the Arts and Binghamton University

Nicholas Grider
presents What It Feels Like / What It Is

Nicholas Grider is an artist and writer living in Los Angeles.

Modal Energy Music Configuration

James Tenney's
For Ann (rising)

Also a listening station by Clay Chaplin