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High Mayhem: Friday Sept 3
by High Mayhem Newsletter 29 Aug '10

29 Aug '10

** *Friday, September 3 * * * *High Mayhem Studio, *2811 Siler Lane *Free to attend (donations accepted)* *** * * 6pm: Gallery open: Scott Moore's "Everyone Shimmers the Space Near" > This exhibit presents work by Scott Moore spanning the past eight years >> and has never been publicly exhibited until now. The emphasis of the artwork >> in the exhibition is in drawing, sculpture, performance and video, all of >> which create an intriguing exploration in the simultaneous apprehension of >> attraction and repulsion. > > * *9pm: Performance: Duet with Alex Neville** > > >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> There is no contract with technology. Sounds for the people in the space right now. > . >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> * * * * * *High Mayhem is partially funded by the generous contributions from The Kindle Project <http://www.kindleproject.org/>*.

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High Mayhem: Friday Aug 27
by High Mayhem Newsletter 25 Aug '10

25 Aug '10

** *Friday, August 27 * * * *High Mayhem Studio, *2811 Siler Lane *Free to attend (donations accepted)* *** * * 6pm: Gallery open: Scott Moore's "Everyone Shimmers the Space Near" > This exhibit presents work by Scott Moore spanning the past eight years >> and has never been publicly exhibited until now. The emphasis of the artwork >> in the exhibition is in drawing, sculpture, performance and video, all of >> which create an intriguing exploration in the simultaneous apprehension of >> attraction and repulsion. > > * *9pm: Performance: Ruff Rufff Ruffff: Music and movement to wonder about * * > > Scott will be collaborating with Dylan Pappert, Ben Wright and >>>> other local collaborators of time and space >>>> >>> >>> * *High Mayhem is partially funded by the generous contributions from The Kindle Project <http://www.kindleproject.org/>*.

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High Mayhem: Friday Aug 20
by High Mayhem Newsletter 16 Aug '10

16 Aug '10

** *Friday, August 20 * * * *High Mayhem Studio, *2811 Siler Lane *Free to attend (donations accepted)* *** * * 6pm: Gallery open: Scott Moore's "Everyone Shimmers the Space Near" > This exhibit presents work by Scott Moore spanning the past eight years and >> has never been publicly exhibited until now. The emphasis of the artwork in >> the exhibition is in drawing, sculpture, performance and video, all of which >> create an intriguing exploration in the simultaneous apprehension of >> attraction and repulsion. > > * *9pm: Performance: Brass Band Throw Down Hootenanny Dance Party * * > > The Spiral Amblers Brass Band encourage all huffers and bangers to join in >> making inevitably hypnotic repetitious freeform heartbeat music. Sounds and >> booty shaking start tumbling about 9 pm > > * * > > >> >> **High Mayhem is partially funded by the generous contributions from The Kindle Project <http://www.kindleproject.org/>*.

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High Mayhem: Friday August 13
by High Mayhem Newsletter 11 Aug '10

11 Aug '10

** *Friday, August 13 * *6pm: Gallery open: Scott Moore's "Everyone Shimmers the Space Near" 9pm: Performance: Dance and Sound Movement with Tuesday Faust and Scott Moore * * **High Mayhem Studio, *2811 Siler Lane *Free to attend (donations accepted) **** **High Mayhem is partially funded by the generous contributions from The Kindle Project <http://www.kindleproject.org/>*.

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Dino Conduction Workshop
by High Mayhem Newsletter 07 Aug '10

07 Aug '10

L i t t l e W i n g P r e s e n t s Conduction Workshop with Dino J.A. Deane *Saturday & Sunday, Aug. 14 & 15, 2010* *12-4pm $30 @ Little Wing Music Space* “*Conduction*” is a vocabulary of signs and gestures transmitted by a conductor to an orchestra providing instantaneous possibilities for altering or initiating harmony, melody, rhythm, articulation, phrasing or form. Attributed largely to the work of Butch Morris, Morris himself cites an early substitution for musical notation called “chironomy,” dating from 1500 BC. Dino has been working with Butch since 1985. *In this two-day workshop* *participants will get a chance to experience a radically new way of approaching music making and composition * *fostering entirely new ideas about the creation and execution of music * *this work is often described as intensely challenging and intensely fun at the same time * *come with your instrument, an open mind and a desire to create music in the moment * *This will be an acoustic ensemble; if your instrument requires amplification, * *a low-watt (5-15 watt tube/60 watt solid state) amplifier is recommended * *Attendance over both days mandatory - Open to ANY instrument - * *Limited to 20 participants with a maximum of two drummers * *To pre-register or inquire further please call 505-699-5470 or email: info(a)candymanlittlewing.com* Dino J.A. Deane has been working internationally for over forty years and has worked with Ike & Tina Turner, Brian Eno, John Zorn, Jon Hassell, Sam Shepard, Joseph Chaikin, Julie Hebert, Christoph Marthaler and Theater Grottesco, winning critical acclaim in the United States and Europe. He has composed and recorded music for over fifty dance works in collaboration with choreographer Colleen Mulvihill, performing in the U.S., Europe and China. He’s appeared as a musician throughout the U.S., Canada, Europe, China and Japan, pioneering both "live-electronics & live-sampling". In 1996, Deane moved to New Mexico where he works with a number of ensembles including the infamous Bubbadinos and the acclaimed Out of Context conduction ensemble, which he founded in 1997. Out of Context has performed a real-time score to the classic 1932 silent film “Peter Pan”, a concert at the Georgia O’Keeffe museum “playing” the photographs of Edward Weston, a concert “playing” the book – 1” = 25 Miles, by Sumner Carnahan, a theatrical score for Theater Grottesco’s Wenomadmen and has released 4 critically acclaimed CD’s and contributed new signs and gestures to the Conduction Lexicon. *Little Wing Music Space * *at The Candyman * *851 St. Michael’s Drive, Santa Fe, NM* www.candymanlittlewing.com -- “Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools, because they have to say something.” - Plato

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REMINDER: High Mayhem: August 6 Scott Moore
by High Mayhem Newsletter 02 Aug '10

02 Aug '10

** *Friday, August 6, 6pm* *Art Exhibit: Scott Moore's "Everyone Shimmers the Space Near*" * **High Mayhem Studio, *2811 Siler Lane *Opening: Friday, August 6 at 6pm The exhibit will be up through September 6 **Scott Moore will have Friday night performances on Aug 13, 20, and 27 and Sept 3rd at 9pm (but come early to see the exhibit).* Each of these events is free and open to the public. * *This show presents work by Scott Moore spanning the past eight years and has never been publicly exhibited until now. The emphasis of the artwork in the exhibition is in drawing, sculpture, performance and video. The process of drawing for Scott has been a constant and lifelong practice that informs many starting points and ideas in other mediums. The long running theme of portraits is the main vehicle for image architecture. It is a process of rendering a snap shot of the unseen person and their effects on the atmosphere. The portraits are a study of non-retinal apprehensions, types, and interpretations of individual radiance and rhythms. Scott’s performance work resides in the heart improvisation and is deeply rooted in sculpture, exploring the intersection of action and object. The pieces represented in the show are examples of collaborative and solo actions orbiting meditations on work and love, the difficulty of singular physical simultaneity, and the tension of chaos spawning heightened audience intuition. The coopered vessels began as a need for a dance partner who could be caressed, carried and dipped, as well as entered and navigated. In the realm of classical sculpture, they serve as personages and totemic figures, harking to that which is forgotten and vital to remember. The video work for the most part is spontaneous incidentals that provide a forum for sound track and image collision. Aside from his studio and performance work, Scott is a member of Eve Sussman’s The Rufus Corporation centered in Brooklyn, NY. This international collective has produced film, video, music, installation and performance pieces. Scott moved to New Mexico four years ago from Brooklyn and currently resides in Miranda Canyon. The dried kambucha and oxidized metal work is a form of drawing and image making that serve as graphic escorts to the gates of hell. **[image: http://highmayhem.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/Scott_Moore_Squid_and_Whal…] [image: http://highmayhem.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/HMFestScottMoore.jpg] *High Mayhem is partially funded by the generous contributions from The Kindle Project <http://www.kindleproject.org/>*.

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