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SUMMARY:Trash Memories
DESCRIPTION:  \nAbout the Art Installation: \n  \n“TRASH MEMORIES is the collection of visions and visual experiences of artists who have faced on their way interaction with the human body\, litter and soil\, as creator shaft” \n  \n Indira Urrutia (Chilean born) & Marc Hors (Barcelona\, Spain) both photographers that had documented a four-year journey on a bicycle across the American Continent. A project in harmony with the essence of human being\, evolution\, adaptation\, survival. Faced with a seemingly bleak world\, humans and their presence in balance with chaos. \n  \nCaleb Duarte (Méxican Immigrant). In Collaboration with El Ambo Bajo\, (an autonomous indigenous community from Chiapas MX) as an extension of the EZLN\, Zapatista Movement. 2013 The body and the history it carries buried with out the material belongings of waste. Participating performing artists\, Mia Eve Rollow and Emory Douglas. \n  \nAdrian Arias (American born in Peru) “God does not exist\, we are what we eat\, what we think\, what we love” is the result of the work in progress “Beautiful Trash” launched in the de Young Museum in 2010\, and exploring the strong influence of the trash in the human body and mind. \n 
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SUMMARY:Namaskar by Sameer Gupta
DESCRIPTION:  \nModern Jazz Meets Classic Golden-Era Bollywood Songs  \n  \nOn Namaskar\, acclaimed percussionist Sameer Gupta combines well known compositions from the Indian Golden Era of Bollywood\, North and South India Ragas\, and modern American jazz in all its diversity\, to craft an irresistibly beautiful artistic statement. Namaskar musically embodies the integrative spirit of our time. An original musical voice in jazz\, world\, and fusion music\, Sameer Gupta is known as one of the few percussionists representing the traditions of American Jazz on drumset\, and Indian Classical music on tabla. \n  \nSameer Gupta – drums/tabla\nDavid Boyce – efx/microkorg/reeds\nPrasant Radhakrishnan – Carnatic Sax\nHenry Hung – Trumpet/efx\nDavid Ewell – Bass \n  \n“World fusion just keeps getting better\, and Gupta is a good reason why.” – All About Jazz \n  \n“Percussionist Sameer Gupta is cut from a global cloth.” – NPR Jazz (January 2011) \n  \nFree Audio Clip from the Album Namaskar: http://www.motema.com/downloads/namaskar/\nVisit SameerGupta.com\nNamaskar on Facebook \n  \n$12-$20 admission. Doors at 7:30 pm. Show at 8:00 pm.
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