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SUMMARY:STOOP: Sueños / Dreams
DESCRIPTION:February Stoop Fest will engage artists from different geographies\, minds\, ages\, and histories to share their dreams for this new year; to discover what is common and uncommon between us; and to explore the collective dream of our families\, our city\, and our world. We encourage you to bring a dream to share: write it\, sing it\, recite it\, sculpt it\, or dance it!\n \nABOUT STOOP:\nMission Stoop Fest (STOOP) is a civil society arts experiment that transpires on the front stoops of local residences\, where traditional and contemporary artists perform and where local residents share stories and histories. The front stoop represents a literal threshold between the public and private spheres and is a historic site of spontaneous community interaction and exchange. Occurring during the day on the same bi-monthly dates as sister-project\, Mission Arts & Performance Project (MAPP)\, STOOP will provide a program and a map of multiple neighborhood stoops where performance and storytelling will unfold simultaneously.\n \nSCHEDULE & LOCATIONS:\nSTOOP 1 – 3017 20th Street (Curator: Alejandro Meza)\nAlejandro Meza – Make you machine of dreams sculpture workshop\nDennis Maxwell – Performance to activate the dream machine\nMei Hsuan Michelle – Painting workshop about the color of dreams \nSTOOP 2 – 2747 Harrison Street (Curator: Chelis López)\nLeticia Hernández – Poetry\nMaria Loreto Ramírez – Music\nVioleta Luna – Performance \nSTOOP 3 – 2894 23rd Street (Curator: Ariel López)\nPangea – Music\nPancho Pescador – Painting\nRoberto Leni – Poetry \n  \nEVENT DETAILS\n \nTime: Event 12:00PM\nLocation: (See schedule above)\nAdmission: Free\nAll ages are welcome.\n 
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SUMMARY:MAPP: Mission Arts & Performance Project
DESCRIPTION:Launched in 2003\, the Mission Arts & Performance Project (MAPP) is a homegrown bi-monthly\, multidisciplinary\, intercultural happening that takes place in the Mission District of San Francisco. On the first Saturday of every even month of the year\, the MAPP transforms ordinary spaces\, such as private garages\, gardens\, living rooms\, studios\, street corners\, and small businesses into pop-up performance and exhibition sites for a day/night of intimate-scale artistic and cultural exchange among a kaleidoscope of individuals and communities.\n \nRED POPPY SCHEDULE:\n7:15pm: Sara Marinelli\, “January in the Blood” (A Lyric Essay)\nSara Marinelli reads a lyric essay about her family’s story. Memory and loss\, family and community ties\, the separation from one’s own cultural roots and their relocation elsewhere are some of the themes explored in her writing.\n \n7:30pm: Niva Flor w/ Miko Tolliver (Acoustic Soul) \n8:00pm: Axel Herrera (Chamber Music)\nAxel Herrera presents works written in a traditional classical language as well as works informed by his Latin American heritage. The repertoire includes “Cuarteto Gallant\,” “Duet for Violin and Viola\,” “Duet for Harpsichord and Saxophone\,” and “Heartbeat and Memory.” Scored for string trio and ethnic percussion\, “Heartbeat and Memory” honors the 43 students who went missing in Iguala\, Mexico\, in 2014. Performing with Herrera is Rodrigo Santic on saxophone\, Jen Mathers on cello\, Hillary Lewis on viola\, and Alejandra Contreras and Patrick Galvin on violin. \n8:30pm: StringQuake (Electric Harp\, Cello\, Percussion)\nAmelia Romano\, Misha Khalikulov\, and Josh Mellinger perform an original repertoire through unusual instrumentation–electric harp\, cello\, and percussion–to explore far-flung sounds inspired by Greece\, India\, Africa\, and the Americas. \n9:00pm: Love Songs from Around the World (Spanish\, Latin & Iranian Music)\nHarpist Amelia Romano and percussionist Josh Mellinger join vocalist Dina Zarif for flamenco-inspired rhythms\, Mexican classics\, and Iranian folk tunes in a seamless soundscape of tragedy and triumph. Traveling from Spain to Mexico and Iran\, each note invites the listener into a distinct world holding the universal message of love and loss.\n  \nABOUT THE ARTISTS: \n\n \n \n \n \n \n\n\nBorn in Naples\, Italy\, Sara Marinelli is a writer\, translator\, and educator. She earned her PhD in English from the University of Rome and an MFA in Creative Writing from San Francisco State University. Her stories appear in New American Writing\, Blue Mesa Review\, and many Italian publications. For her fiction\, she was awarded residencies at the Vermont Studio Center\, Byrdcliffe Art Colony\, and BANFF Center for the Arts. Sara teaches Comparative Literature at the University of San Francisco\, co-curates an all-women reading series titled Hazel Reading Series\, and is currently working on her first novel. \nNiva Flor is an independent singer/songwriter based in Oakland\, CA. Born in the Jersey suburbs and into an extraordinary community of teachers\, creatives\, activists\, lovers\, dreamers\, old souls\, and survivors\, Niva learned at an early age the transformative power of music. “Eclectic\, corky\, funk-jazzy soul” is how she describes her sound. Fresh but affectionately familiar\, Niva’s soulful vocals calm\, evoke\, and challenge. \nAxel Herrera is a San Francisco-based composer of classical music. Born in Chile\, he grew up in the port city of Valparaiso\, home to a thriving generation of artists and musicians. He received his earliest musical training at the age of 12 at the Escuela Artística de Valparaiso\, a community based school. \nA captivating harpist and songwriter\, Amelia Romano blends dynamic rhythms and raw vocals that produce an intimate\, energizing experience. Her latest album\, New Perspectives\, features a tango-style Mexican bolero\, contemporary flamenco music\, Venezuelan joropo\, and a touch of American blues. These compositions reflect her personal stories of loss and love that leave the listener clamoring for more. \nDina Zarif is a performer and vocalist. She recently appeared in a Persian traditional musical\, Tarabnameh\, at Stanford and a shadow light production\, Feathers of Fire\, at San Francisco’s Cowell Theater\, Brooklyn’s BAM\, New York’s Met\, Harvard\, and UCLA. Dina received her MA in Landscape Architecture from University of Tehran\, College of Fine Arts. \n\n\nEVENT DETAILS\n \nTime: Event 7:00PM\nAdmission: Free \nJoin the conversation at the Poppy – volunteer for this event!\n \n 
URL:https://redpoppyarthouse.org/event/mapp-20170204/
LOCATION:Red Poppy Art House\, 2698 Folsom St.\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94110\, United States
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