Event calendar

Bill Harris Solo & dante/miller/beisel
This captivating double bill features a solo set of percussion improvisations by Chicago-based percussionist Bill Harris, alongside the debut performance by a new trio grouping featuring several artists renowned for their work in the contemporary classical music world.

interference// Presents: Machines of Loving Grace
An aesthetic meditation on the intersections of technology, humanity, and nature.

Extraordinary Popular Delusions
This now legendary working band with two decades of weekly gigs under its belt makes an all-too-rare appearance on the Elastic Arts stage.

¡HOT MESS!
¡HOT MESS! EXPERIMENTS WITH HYBRIDS IN LIVE AND STREAMING ENVIRONMENTS
(Image Description: A tangle of lines in blue and red, with a focal point in the upper right-ish, a cracked surface, a round mosaic reflecting light, a solar oven in the grass, The lawn looms to the foreground, layered on the left a shadow figure dancing with arms outstretched between three vertical lines.)
Quarterly Series in partnership with Elastic Arts
First two June 5 & August 14
Presenting artists:
Luc Mosley
Adrian Wood
Chloe Yu-Nong Lin
Kyle Gregory Price
Sara Zalek
more TBA
LIVE STREAMING TWO SETS
4:20pm & 8:00pm Saturday June 5
IN PERSON PERFORMANCE (*as and if possible, by reservation only*)
doors open 4-5pm and 7:30-9pm Saturday June 5
Invitation for Open Broadcaster Software LIVE Improvising Environment
5 guest artists each round
Paid opportunity. Stipend plus equal split of donations
Interested to Participate?
https://forms.gle/JZ5dA6kajuF3un1u5
The year plus of physical distance has revealed and amplified both the potency and challenges of creating in virtual space, and now we transition to entering each other’s physical space again. This means that working across oceans is possible, as well as in person performative situations, a ripe time for never-before-seen combinations of sounds, images, text, motion, and concepts.
¡HOT MESS! is an opportunity to explore promiscuously inventive hybrids of performing simultaneously in physical and virtual space. Concepts of a new world are not as concrete as the process of building one, and we will depend on one another to create new ways of listening and engaging. We can flex our VR and interpersonal skills while also adapting to new tools, technology and experiences.
This series focuses on the moments of co-creation and gives the artists a play-space to discover new ways of working together and interacting with the audience. The performance itself demonstrates the power of working together in the unknown and the beauty in re-starting while making art!
Suggested Donation $10