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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 
URL:https://redpoppyarthouse.org/event/trash-memories/
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SUMMARY:Lisa Mezzacappa + Miya Masaoka (NYC)
DESCRIPTION:  \nInnovative\, eclectic string music and improvisations \n  \nMaster koto player\, multi-disciplinary composer\, and virtuosic improviser Miya Masaoka returns to the Bay Area for an intimate concert at the Red Poppy. A pioneer of works for koto and electronics\, Masaoka has created music for So Percussion\, Bang on a Can\, sfSound\, Alonzo King’s LINES Ballet\, and many others. In her pieces she has investigated the sound and movement of insects\, as well as the physiological response of plants\, the human brain and her own body. Within these varied contexts her performance work investigates the interactive\, collaborative aspects of sound\, improvisation\, nature and society. \n  \n  \n  \nBay Area bassist Lisa Mezzacappa‘s new string group is inspired as much by the songs of Bob Wills as the string quartets of Bartok and the free jazz epiphanies of Billy Bang. After so many years of playing with saxophones\, trumpets and drum sets\, Mezzacappa has recently found herself called back to the string family\, where so much acoustic fun can be had with subtle textures\, blending timbres and explosive rhythms. The group is composed of some of the Bay Areas’s finest improvisers\, navigating Mezzacappa’s squirley compositions and unusual arrangements. \n  \nSet 1: \nMIYA MASAOKA – koto\, plus guests to be announced \n  \nSet 2: \nLISA MEZZACAPPA STRING BAND \nMurray Campbell – violin\nCrystal Pascucci – cello\nJohn Finkbeiner – acoustic guitar and banjo\nLisa Mezzacappa – acoustic bass\nJordan Glenn – percussion \n  \n\nThe New York Times calls Miya Masaoka “an explorer of the extremes of her instrument.” \n  \n“Bassist-composer Lisa Mezzacappa is one of the most imaginative figures on the Bay Area creative jazz scene.” – San Jose Mercury News \n  \nMiya Masaoka at the Berkeley Art Museum in 2011 on YouTube\nVisit MiyaMasaoka.com\nVisit LisaMezzacappa.com \n  \n$10-$15 admission. Doors at 6:30 pm. Show at 7:00 pm.
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