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Saturday, February
11
Suit and This Invitation
Suit
Nathan Howe and Roland Toledo met while studying UrbanDesign/Landscape
Architecture at the Pennsylvania State University, while exchanging
presentation techniques of glamorized landscapes. Since moving
to New York City to pursue music in 2000, it was not until 2002
that S U I T became the body from which they have released three
EPs: Death March (2002), Mass Touching/Ninfa
(2003), and Pang OS (2004), also two sound collages,
KM (2003) and KM 2 (2004). These are all released
under their limited edition platform KM. They currently reside
in New York City.
Shige
Moriya
born in Kyoto, Japan, is a video-installation artist and curator.
He has been in New York since 1993. He first worked as an exhibition
curator in Soho, but in 1996 Moriya moved to Williamsburg and
opened CAVE. Since then he has been CAVE's Artistic and Executive
Director. He has presented his video pieces both locally and
internationally in Germany, Japan and Vietnam. In 2002 he received
a grant for a residence in Hanoi, which was partly funded by
the Ford Foundation.
Chris
Jordan
Has an extensive history of work with visuals and projected
light in all manners of multi-media performances and collaborations
including the long-running Friday-night Bunker series at Subtonic,
performances with Eyewash at the Museum of Modern Art in Dec.
2004, and at venues such as The Knitting Factory, Volume, Robert
Beck Memorial Cinema, as well as creating the visual accompaniment
for Bob Mould’s 2001 tour, and most recently for the Cleveland
Philharmonic in February 2006.
This Invitation
Formed by California expatriates guitarists Warren Ng and Casey
Farnum in 2001, with Michael Kornberg on drums and additional
guitars, This Invitation's music is built on the hushed abstract
roar of its drifting dreamlike guitars, layered tones and whispered
vocals evoking a kind of cinematic sound, with elements of slowcore,
minimalism and experimentalist drone & noise music. They
have performed at Tonic, Knitting Factory, BPM & numerous
other venues in the NY/Brooklyn area. They released a cd called
The Skin of Light on their Helio/Form imprint, and
appear on the recently released Music for Plants compilation
cd created for the artist Peter Coffin’s installation
piece at the Andrew Kreps Gallery, NYC.
One Show Only! No Dinner Will Be Served.
admission: $8
showtimes: 11pm
reservations
are recommended, but not entirely necessary
the tables will be taken away and the capacity will be nearly
70
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