EMPAC fall 2013 season
Electronic music composer Oneohtrix Point Never (Daniel Lopatin) will be there September 12.
The slate for the fall 2013 season at EMPAC is now out. As usual, it includes a wide range of events -- performances, talks, screenings. And many of them are the sort of thing you wouldn't be able to catch somewhere else -- locally, and perhaps anywhere.
A compressed, quick-scan version of the fall schedule is post jump.
September 07: Ballard 3D / Kris Verdonk / OPEN STUDIO
September 11: The Beautiful Violent Futures of JG Ballard / Ursula Heise / TALK
September 12: Oneohtrix Point Never / PERFORMANCE
September 20: Open Core / Julien Maire / PERFORMANCE
September 21: Sublimation / Julien Maire / PERFORMANCE
September 24: How a Sausage Dog Works / Ewa Borysiewicz / TALK
September 25: Deconstructing Perception / Flip Phillips / TALK
September 27: Gravity Was Everywhere Back Then / Brent Green / SCREENING
October 01: Art and Archive / Laurie Anderson / DISCUSSION
October 02: Film / Directed by Alan Schneider + Ed Halter / SCREENING + TALK
October 04: A Primer in Sky Socialism / Directed by Ken Jacobs / SCREENING
October 09: Dance and Finance / Randy Martin / TALK
October 12: Young-Girl and Death / Bureau de l'APA / PERFORMANCE
October 19: Angola Project Trilogy / Jeremy Xido / PERFORMANCE
October 26: Nocturnes / William Basinski / PERFORMANCE
October 31: House (Hausu) / Directed by Nobuhiko Ôbayashi / SCREENING
November 02: Calder Quartet / PERFORMANCE
November 09: Mark Fell / PERFORMANCE
November 16: Small Narration / Wojtek Ziemilski / PERFORMANCE
November 20: Voices / Laurie Anderson / DISCUSSION
November 21: In the Mood for Love / Directed by Wong Kar Wai / SCREENING
November 22: Manuella Blackburn / PERFORMANCE
November 23: CIA / Wojtek Ziemilski / PERFORMANCE
December 05: Mulholland Drive / Directed by David Lynch / SCREENING
December 06: Craig Taborn + Vicky Chow / PERFORMANCE
... said KGB about Drawing: What's something that brought you joy this year?