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VERY
NEXT:
Saturday, May 17 at 8pm
Henry
Grimes and Oluyemi Thomas Duet, and Ruff Ruff Ruff
URGENT
UPDATE - CHANGE OF VENUE!!
Henry Grimes is NOT performing at
High Mayhem Studios, but instead at The
College of Santa Fe
O'Shaughnessy
Performance Space
Master
jazz musician and poet Henry Grimes has played 274 concerts
in 23 countries (including many festivals) since May of
'O3, when he made his astonishing return to the music world
after 35 years away...MORE
CONCURRENTLY:
(exhibit through June 6, by appointment)
T
r e y W a c k m a n -- metal sculpture
High Mayhem Studios, 1703-B Lena Street, Santa Fe
Cost:
Free
Trey
Wackman will present pieces spanning his career as an artist.
“Making art is about delving into the things that
pique my curiosity. My work is an exploration of the way
in which things come together: form, shadow/light, geometry,
geology, mathematics, macrocosms/microcosms, and cellular
biology. ...MORE
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SUBMIT!!!!
For
the High Mayhem 8th Annual
Emerging Music and Arts Festival
September 19-20-21, 2008
We
are NOW accepting submissions!
Unlike any other music festival, High Mayhem will bring
you local and national experimental and emerging artists
to perform September 19, 20, 21st at the 8th Annual High
Mayhem Emerging Music and Arts Festival in Santa Fe, NM.
Produced
by non-profit organization, High Mayhem, the festival will
feature live improvisations that combine sound, vision,
and movement. Every act will be recorded, photographed,
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ABOUT
HIGH MAYHEM:
Founded in 2001, High Mayhem Emerging Arts is a not-for-profit emerging
arts facility, record label and multimedia production collective
based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. We challenge the homogenizing effect
of pop-culture groupthink (how'd it get so meditated so fast?) by
providing opportunities for and fostering collaborations with underrepresented
"experimental" artists.
We
provide a venue and voice for creative tinkerers who challenge our
notions of aesthetics in music and art, especially those who employ
cross-media synthesis, improvisational techniques who introduce
new ways of hearing, looking and presenting the unorthodox...the
often indescribable.
High
Mayhem curates performances and organizes workshops year-round with
musicians and performance artists who come from near and far. We
seek out others to join us in producing innovative and thought-provoking
experiences for our communities. Further, we encourage and organize
collaborative experiments across disciplines; new forms emerge from
mutated traditions and pure invention. MORE
That
reads really earnest. Earnestly? Is that too earnest? Any writers
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