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UID:1715B817-6B52-4057-B11A-4CA7835A999F
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20100813T223000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Film: Earthling
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20100813T213000
DTSTAMP:20100717T182230Z
LOCATION:Cinemark Tinseltown
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Earthling\, however\, by director Clay Liford\, is my type o
 f sci-fi. This alien movie is complex\, bizarre and asks the audience to
  think a little. Earthling will inspire you and your movie date to have 
 a post-film discussion over a drink (hopefully your date is a sexy\, bra
 iny type who likes to muse over existential questions.)\n\nEarthling | F
 riday | August 13 | 9:30pm | 
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:A4F9CD4E-41BB-11DB-A58F-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061111T180000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:WorkShop: SLab - SONIC MEDIA
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061111T140000
DTSTAMP:20061010T041500Z
LOCATION:Video IN
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:SONIC MEDIA - $200\nInstructor: Mark Brady\nSat. Nov. 11\, f
 rom 2 to 6 PM\nSun. Nov. 12\, from 2 to 6 PM\nTues. Nov. 14\, from 6 to 
 10 PM\n\nFollowing the Visual Media workshop this class will introduce p
 articipants to using Pure-Data with sound. We will work with recorded so
 und and experiment with fabricating sound from scratch from inside the c
 omputer.\nBy the end of this class participants will be able to record a
 nd play back sounds and use commands to transform them in real-time.\n__
 ___________
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:E1B8CFB2-9BE3-11D9-B555-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20050331T111500
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:DENTIST
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20050331T101500
DTSTAMP:20050323T213904Z
SEQUENCE:3
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:D831FB54-F224-49FF-AEBB-9BBC68ECC4B2
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071125T180000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:I Heart Crafts
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071125T110000
DTSTAMP:20071119T194847Z
LOCATION:805 East Pender
SEQUENCE:7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:80BC4ACF-B894-11DB-8472-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070603T183000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Workshop: KINETIC MEDIA & ELECTRONIC
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070603T140000
DTSTAMP:20070209T232339Z
LOCATION:VIVO
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Instructor: Rob Symmers\n\n\nSun. June 3\, from 2 to 6:30 PM
 \nSun. June 10\, from 2 to 6:30 PM\nSun. June 17\, from 2 to 6:30 PM\nSu
 n. June 24\, from 2 to 6:30 PM\n\nA course to “make your art move”\, int
 ended for those interested in kinetic sculpture\, robotics and sensor te
 chnology. You will learn how to use electric motors with microcontroller
 s and how to build your own creative circuitry with components such as s
 witches\, resistors\, LEDs\, photo transistors\, relays\, hall effect se
 nsors\, timing circuits\, transistors\, and their types. This is a hands
 -on workshop\, focused on participants’ individual projects but you don’
 t have to have a project to attend it.\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:079E3159-6630-45AB-9B6A-6FB539F1CAF8
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080314T150000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Conf: Key Note - Body Spaces - Political Body Spaces\nin Perform
 ances of William Forsythe - Prof. Gabriele Brandstetter
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080314T140000
DTSTAMP:20080306T230349Z
LOCATION:Multipurpose Area at the Liu Institute  
SEQUENCE:7
URL;VALUE=URI:http://project.arts.ubc.ca/bodyspaces/programme.htm
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080416T110000
UID:9B72BAD1-DF7F-4264-BC8E-8FE038CA40D2
DTSTAMP:20080327T225220Z
LOCATION:internet
DESCRIPTION:TEAS is still active and doing events intercontinentally and
  we are looking to bring together several groups/individuals  in Canada\
 , US\, UK\, Denmark\, Norway and Portugal for a chat\,  or what we're ca
 lling "Sandbox" discussion\, on various aspects of networked media and p
 erformance - its a discussion with a limited audience (invite only).\n\n
 We want to invite you to participate in with us on April 16th - 10am PST
  (Vancouver)\, 1pm EST (Montreal/Boston)\, 6pm GMT (London /Falmouth/Por
 tugal)\, and 7pm GMT +1 (Norway / Denmark). 
URL;VALUE=URI:mailto:camille@escapeartists.ca
SEQUENCE:8
SUMMARY:electrosalon sandbox: TEAS intercontinental media arts+ performa
 nce discussion
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080416T100000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:19A22AE0-C81F-47C0-9804-88CCE1805442
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081113T180000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:MUNCH 13:\nThe Local Creative Economy  : A municipal candidates 
 discussion about\neconomic and cultural devel o pment in the Downtown Ea
 stside\nThursday\, November
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081113T170000
DTSTAMP:20081028T203402Z
SEQUENCE:3
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BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20110523
UID:e146966035370123@facebook.com
DTSTAMP:20110510T201342Z
LOCATION:Emily Carr University of Art + Design\, 1399/1400 Johnston Stre
 et \, Vancouver\, BC
DESCRIPTION:Please join us as we showcase the work of over 300 undergrad
 uate and graduate students in media\, design and visual arts. \n\nFilm +
  Animation screenings daily:\n*Animation 10am + 4pm\n*Film/Video 12pm \n
 \nOpening Reception | May 7\, 5-9pm\n\n\n\nhttp://www.facebook.com/event
 .php?eid=146966035370123
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=146966035370123
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:1209
CLASS:PUBLIC
SUMMARY:Degree Exhibition 2011
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110508
CREATED:20110413T161240Z
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TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20101018T030000Z
UID:e164901073535350@facebook.com
DTSTAMP:20101011T220826Z
LOCATION:#201-1715 Parker Street (Corner of Commercial and Parker\, abov
 e Dream Designs)
DESCRIPTION:Featuring:\n \nLiz Plays Chopin Ditties (2pm)\nWintermitts (
 2:30pm)\nSitar Matt (3pm)\nSarah Sangster (3:30pm)\nChris-a-riffic (4pm)
 \nWind Whistles (4:30pm)\nThe Abramson Singers (5:30pm)\nChris Smith  (6
 :30pm)\n \nWith Card Readings by Marina and Chair Massage by Lisa (by do
 nation)\n\n$5 at the door\n\nhttp://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=16490
 1073535350
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=164901073535350
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:1708
CLASS:PUBLIC
SUMMARY:Parker House Performance Series - Afternoon House Show
DTSTART:20101017T200000Z
CREATED:20101011T213958Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:5F147CC4-DBAF-11DA-84E3-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060507T220000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Screening -  Sir Henry At Rawlinson End
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060507T210000
DTSTAMP:20060505T213426Z
LOCATION:IMHQ
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Hello dear friends\,\n\nIf you're not up to anything on Sund
 ay May 7th at 8pm\,\nI would like to invite you to watch a very inbred\n
 British film at Inter.Mission headquarters\, 1009 East\nCordova Street (
 x Raymur or Glen).\n\nThe film documents the attempts of an eccentric\nE
 nglish peer (Sir Henry) to exorcise the ghost of his\nbrother Humbert fr
 om Rawlinson End Mansion. Sir Henry\nkeeps tourists who have strayed ont
 o his grounds as\n'pet prisoners of war'. There are many wonderful\nscen
 es and events\, such as shooting fowl through the\nwindows from inside t
 he mansion whilst riding around\non horseback. The whole film is like a 
 journey into\nthe mind of the filthy English Aristocracy - and it's\nmad
 e by Vivian Stanshall of The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band\n- a friend of the P
 ython's and a true English nut!\n\nPlease RSVP and let me know if you wo
 uld like to\ninvite someone else. Seating capacity is 20\ncomfortably an
 d thirty with 10 suffering from\noccasional buttock spasms. If everyone 
 I've invited\nshows up and everyone brings someone then we're in\ntroubl
 e. I'm counting on most of you being loners or\nat least having friends 
 that are always 'busy' or\ndoing something better.\n\n\n		\n____________
 _______________________________________________ \nToo much spam in your 
 inbox? Yahoo! Mail gives you the best spam protection for FREE! http://u
 k.mail.yahoo.com\n\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:1FD3F7B4-8208-4949-B6D6-0DB262B61A44
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080518T150000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:SndWlk: Surf and Turf
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080518T140000
DTSTAMP:20080510T024643Z
LOCATION:Free - call 604.633.0861 to Reserve
SEQUENCE:5
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.newmusic.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081121T230000
UID:4A9C253B-D30D-472F-A14E-D5EA15CE5690
DTSTAMP:20081104T230357Z
LOCATION:blim
DESCRIPTION:Anju invited you to "a night of experimental electronics" on
  Friday\, November 21 at 8:00pm.\n\nEvent: a night of experimental elect
 ronics\n       "stamina mantis\, ahna + richard catwrangleur\, n.213\, a
 nd holzkopf"\nWhat: Audition\nHost: anju\nStart Time: Friday\, November 
 21 at 8:00pm\nEnd Time: Friday\, November 21 at 11:00pm\nWhere: Blim\n\n
 To see more details and RSVP\, follow the link below:\nhttp://www.facebo
 ok.com/n/?event.php&eid=33116400793\n\nThanks\,\nThe Facebook Team\n\n__
 _\nWant to control which emails you receive from Facebook? Go to:\nhttp:
 //www.facebook.com/editaccount.php?notifications&md=ZXZlbnRfaW52aXRlO2Zy
 b209ODM1Njc1MzIyO2VpZD0zMzExNjQwMDc5Mzt0bz01OTg5MjAwMjA=\n\n\n\n
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/n/?event.php&eid=33116400793
SEQUENCE:9
SUMMARY:a night of experimental electronics-  "st amina mantis\, ahna + 
 richard catwrangleur\, n.213\, and holzkopf"
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081121T200000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:6F83C6C6-33AB-483E-AB27-19F7428DA9A1
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080512T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:SLAB - Interfacing
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080512T180000
DTSTAMP:20080510T031851Z
LOCATION:vivo
SEQUENCE:14
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20101206T020021Z
UID:A1BC9DF5-2A0D-41A3-B1FB-0D3542BA4E72
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20101215T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Thank You Hank
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20101215T190000
DTSTAMP:20101206T020043Z
LOCATION:Centre A
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:Date: Wednesday\, December 15\, 2010\nTime: Doors at 7 pm - 
 midnight\nFood is served 7 pm – 9 pm\nEveryone welcome\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20110111T224644Z
UID:13C3603E-52F9-4DAA-9434-1688BA821DA5
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110117T203000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:DIM CINEMA: Mike Hoolboom: Portraits\nTIX $10.50/$9.00 + $3membe
 rship
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110117T193000
DTSTAMP:20110111T224756Z
LOCATION:DIM Cinema at the Pacific Cinematheque 1131 Howe St. Vancouver 
 BC
SEQUENCE:7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:112C4DB1-5EF8-11DB-B44D-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061023T220000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:SLAB 1: Introduction to Electronic Media & Project Formulation
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061023T180000
DTSTAMP:20061018T223013Z
SEQUENCE:4
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20110421T050000Z
UID:e123335644410567@facebook.com
DTSTAMP:20110417T182109Z
LOCATION:VIVO media Arts Centre
DESCRIPTION:In tandem with the ongoing activities of the 602\,000: Works
  on Housing exhibition\, April's edition of No Reading will be hosted by
  Jeff Derksen of the Urban Subjects\, who has selected Henri Lefebvre's 
 "The Right to the City". Originally written in 1967\, Lefebvre suggests 
 that the "historic city" has already lapsed\, and calls for a new approa
 ch to "the science" of the urban. To a certain extent\, this science see
 ms to involve quantifying whilst not containing those dynamic lacunae le
 ft unaccounted for within the commodity paradigm's conception of civic s
 pace. In its analysis of "planning" and its will to properly situate the
  agency of architects and politicians (among others) with respect to the
  city\, the text remains very relevant to a conversation about civics in
  Vancouver\, in 2011. There will be much to chew on in Lefebvre's use of
  the term "oeuvre" and his nuanced discussion of utopian vision.\n\nHenr
 i Lefebvre was born in southwestern France in 1901. He worked in the fie
 lds of sociology and philosophy from the 1920s\, navigating the fraught 
 landscape of French Marxism through to his death in 1991. His book The C
 ritique of Everyday Life was formative for the Situationist movement\, a
 nd The Production of Space remains indispensable to many geographers and
  social theorists to this day.\n\nJeff Derksen is an active participant 
 in Vancouver's sociocultural landscape as a critically engaged poet\, fa
 cilitator\, artist and theorist. He teaches in the English department at
  SFU. His long-standing interest in urbanism leaves him very well situat
 ed to help us unpack this text\, and hopefully further illuminate the wo
 rk he has been doing with his fellow Urban Subjects\, here at VIVO\, and
  elsewhere.\n\nNo Reading After the Internet is a monthly opportunity to
  gather and read a text aloud in hopes that it might provoke theoretical
  illumination on particular art works\, or the broader scape within whic
 h such work exists. This program departs from Cineworks' Thought on Film
  series\, conceived by Cheyanne Turions. Whilst still very interested in
  cinema\, the focus of this incarnation is softened to accommodate the m
 ore broad (and ever expanding) scope of media art.\n\nThe idea of a read
 ing group isn't new. No Reading nonetheless poses itself as an experimen
 tal learning and discussion space. Simply put\, we are suspicious of our
  own reading abilities\, and the extent to which our readings are conver
 sant with one another. No Reading means to offer a slow space within whi
 ch to retrace oursteps in the hopes of discovering individual and collec
 tive ways through the realms of language and interpretation. The strateg
 ieswe have at our disposal are twofold: through the yoking of ourdiscuss
 ion to a text\; and inducing conversation\, where possible\, between tex
 t and specific\, local\, contemporaneous art discussions and happenings.
 \n\nParticipation in No Reading After the Internet is free and open to e
 veryone\, regardless of his or her familiarity with a text or its author
 . Texts will be handed out at the gathering. No pre-reading or research 
 is required. If you are interested in previewing a text\, please contact
  traffic@videoout.ca\n\nhttp://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=1233356444
 10567
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=123335644410567
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:428237
CLASS:PUBLIC
SUMMARY:NRATI  Jeff Derksen Facilitates Henri Lefebvre's "The Right to t
 he City"
DTSTART:20110421T020000Z
CREATED:20110412T192352Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:B574D25F-5815-11DB-873D-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061125T183000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:WorkShop: SLab - MEDIA INTEGRATION
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061125T140000
DTSTAMP:20061122T040126Z
LOCATION:Video In
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:MEDIA INTEGRATION\nInstructors: Ben Bogart\, Mark Brady\nSat
 . Nov. 25\, from 2 to 6 PM\nSun. Nov. 26\, from 2 to 6 PM\n\nAfter becom
 ing comfortable with creating images and sounds in Pure-Data and making 
 physical objects move\, we can now concentrate on linking visual\, sonic
  and physical media. In this workshop we will look at how to make comput
 ers send commands to one another as well as how to make computers and el
 ectronic circuits send commands back and forth. In order to connect elec
 tronic circuits to Pure-Data we will use the Arduino board.\nBy the end 
 of this workshop participants will have visual\, sonic and physical medi
 a interconnected through Pure-Data.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:68BB380F-A790-480A-925F-447C78F68CFC
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081016T180000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:talk: Dan Adler\non Hanne Darboven
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081016T170000
DTSTAMP:20081016T231322Z
LOCATION:Emilly Car - \nRoom 301
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:ECU Speaker Series is pleased to present:\n\nDan Adler\non H
 anne Darboven\n\nThursday\, October 16\, 7:30 pm.\nRoom 301\n\nThe lectu
 re will deal with German conceptual artist Hanne Darboven's\ninterest in
  themes of time\, history\, and memory. The focus will be on\nDarboven's
  monumental installation\, Kulturgeschichte 1880-1983 (Cultural\nHistory
  1880-1983) (1980-1983). Comprising 590 wall-mounted panels of\nuniform 
 size and format and nineteen objects\, the work traces one hundred\nyear
 s of history via images and texts that include postcards\, art\nreproduc
 tions\, portraits of film stars\, andthe covers of weekly magazines.\nMa
 ny bear handwritten notes and quotations. Beginning with the date\, whos
 e\nnumbers are manipulated into a temporal and chronological system\, th
 e work\nconstructs an encompassing\, encyclopedic archive that fuses pub
 lic history\nand collective memory with personal experience.\n\nDan Adle
 r is assistant professor of modern and contemporary art at York\nUnivers
 ity in Toronto. A specialist in the history of art writing and the\naest
 hetics of installation art\, he has published in the London-based\njourn
 al Art History and regularly contributes reviews to Artforum and\nCanadi
 an Art. An alumnus of the Whitney Museum's Independent Study Program.\nH
 e has taught previously at Hunter College\, RISD\, the University of Gue
 lph\,\nand the New School in New York. He was formerly senior editor of 
 the\nBibliography of the History of Art at the Getty Research Institute 
 in Los\nAngeles. In 2006 he curated the exhibition When Hangover Becomes
  Form:\nRachel Harrison and Scott Lyall\, held at the Contemporary Art G
 allery in\nVancouver and Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE). Hi
 s book on the\nHanne Darboven will be published in 2009 by Afterall Book
 s/MIT Press. He is\ncurrently working on book that deals with sculpture 
 and installation art in\nterms of aesthetic categories.\n\nHanne Darbove
 n was born in 1941 in Munich\, Germany. Following a brief\nepisode as a 
 pianist\, she studied painting at the Staatliche Hochschule fÃ¼r\nBilden
 de KÃ¼nst in Hamburg. Between 1966 and 1969\, she lived intermittently\n
 in New York City\, after which she returned to her family home in Hambur
 g\nwhere she continues to live and work. Darboven has participated in nu
 merous\ninternational exhibitions including Documentas 5\, 6\, and 7 in 
 Kassel\, and\nthe 1982 Biennale of Venice.\nShe also has had numerous on
 e-person shows in Europe and North America\,\nincluding major presentati
 ons at the Ydessa Hendeles Foundation\, Toronto\,\nin1991\, and in Hambu
 rg and Eindhoven in 1992.\n\nBabak Golkar\, BFA\, MFA\nProgram Coordinat
 or - Masters of Applied Arts\n\nEMILY CARR UNIVERSITY\nART + DESIGN + ME
 DIA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:F084A1D9-4984-483E-A2F4-930CC91081B2
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090118T235900
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Listening: Coin Gutter + The Automatic Message + Lee Hutzulak
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090118T200000
DTSTAMP:20090106T061005Z
LOCATION:The Media Club
SEQUENCE:10
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:7CAF385B-4154-11DB-A58F-000D933194E0
URL;VALUE=URI:http://artcamp.pbwiki.com/Participants
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20060922
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:ArtCamp 
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20060921
DTSTAMP:20060911T051646Z
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:#\n\nCurator(s): Kate Armstrong\n\nVenue: Great Northern Way
  Campus\n\nArtCamp:\n\nArtCamp is the World's First un-Conference on Art
 . We are calling it an un-conference\, but you can also think of it as a
  BarCamp about Art\, a gathering that uses Open Space Technology\, an Op
 en-Source Conference\, or just as an opportunity to get together during 
 the New Forms Festival in Vancouver on September 21\, 2006 to meet\, gre
 et\, learn\, collaborate\,\n\nmashup\, and share practices and ideas abo
 ut art\, media\, networks and technology.\n\nThings to know:\n\nNo spect
 ators\, only participants.\n\nAttendees must give a demo\, a session\, o
 r help with one\, or otherwise volunteer / contribute in some way to sup
 port the event. All\n\nPresentations are scheduled the day they happen. 
 Prepare in advance\, but come early to get a slot on the wall. The peopl
 e who are present at the event will select the demos or presentations th
 ey want to see.\n\nArtCamp is free and open to everyone but you must sig
 n up on the Wiki. http://artcamp.pbwiki.com/Participants\n\nWhat: ArtCam
 p: The World's First un-Conference on Art\n\nWhere: Vancouver\, Canada\n
 \nWhen: September 21\, 2006\n\nWho: You\n\nWhy: Because Art is fun and w
 e like sharing\n\nArtCamp is co-presented by Upgrade! Vancouver and the 
 New Forms\n\nFestival.\n\nUpgrade! Vancouver: http://www.katearmstrong.c
 om/upgrade/vancouver/\n\nNew Forms Festival: http://www.newformsfestival
 .com\n\nFor more information: Kate Armstrong or check\n\nOut the ArtCamp
  Wiki <http://artcamp.pbwiki.com/>. Coming soon: the ArtCamp blog\n\n<ht
 tp://www.katearmstrong.com/artcamp/>\n\nOn NowPublic: http://www.nowpubl
 ic.com/artcamp_the_worlds_first_un_conference_on_art\n\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:FEAD60E1-CA46-4ADA-BDC2-4C4C821FE893
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081016T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:opening: Spark-Writing - Peter Courtemanche
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081016T120000
DTSTAMP:20081016T230422Z
LOCATION:Solder & Sons 
SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:\n\nproudly presents:\n\n\nA generative sound installation\n
 by Absolute Value of Noise\n\nThe centre piece of this installation is a
  "fantastical" instrument in the\nform of a collection of hand made wood
 en speaker trumpets - a reference to\nliterary works from the turn of th
 e Century (19th - 20th) that imagine an\nindustrial future full of techn
 ologies that compose endless sound-scores.\nInspired by an article by Do
 uglas Kahn about imaginary instruments\, this\npiece generates sound col
 lages based on four stories (or four such\ninstruments) - The Factory Fl
 oor\, Very Low Frequency (magnetic) Sculpture\,\nOcean Harp and Volcano 
 Trumpet.\n\nSpark Writing is a form of long distance communication imagi
 ned by Velimir\nKhlebnikov in 1915. He predicted a strange form of elect
 ronic writing that\nwould one day connect fishing communities along the 
 Volga.\n\nA few years ago I read an article by Douglas Kahn about "conce
 ptual\ninstruments" (Annual InterCommunication '95\, ICC\, Tokyo). Kahn 
 described\nthe work of a number of writers from the turn of the last Cen
 tury (late\n1800s to early 1900s). These authors imagined such musical i
 nstruments as\nvolcanoes shaped like flutes and trans-atlantic cables th
 at acted as giant\nharps - plucked by the ocean waves during a storm. In
 spired by this\, I\ndelved deeper into the works of Russian Futurists an
 d early Science\nFiction writers. Using a similar style to some of the w
 orks I had found\, I\nwrote four texts about different fantastical instr
 uments. This text\, cut\ninto a broken narrative\, is interleaved with t
 he sounds of the proposed\nvirtual instruments to form the basis of a ge
 nerative sound score.\n\nThe piece uses generative audio software that I
  developed to run on a\nMacintosh Powerbook. It generates threads of sou
 nd\, each involving a\ndifferent narrative (one of the four stories). Th
 ese sound threads are\nthen played on handmade trumpet-like speakers tha
 t hang from the ceiling\non mono-filament (fishing line). The speakers a
 re connected to the\ncomputer by braided-copper wires that also float in
  the air to a certain\ndegree.\n\n(Peter Courtemanche 2004)\n\nInstallat
 ion runs from October 16th to December 11th.\nSolder & Sons will be open
  until 8pm on Thursday the 16th.\n\nSolder & Sons\n247 Main St. Vancouve
 r\, BC\nhttp://www.solderandsons.com/\n\n\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:FDC199A1-C04A-11DB-8B65-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070319T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Introduction to Voice\nInstructor: Tanya Marquardt
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070319T190000
DTSTAMP:20070219T185713Z
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Introduction to Voice\nInstructor: Tanya Marquardt\nMarch 5\
 , 12\, 19 & 26 2007\n7-8 pm\n$40\n\nThis course is designed for those wa
 nting to integrate voice into their artistic practice\, whether as dance
 rs\, theatre makers\, performance artists or musicians. Each class will 
 develop the students knowledge of their own voice through guided explora
 tions\, basic vocal anatomy\, and exercises designed to warm up the voic
 e while increasing vocal range. Wear comfortable\, loose fitting clothin
 g\, bring some water\, and be prepared to move as well as speak. \n\nTan
 ya Marquardt has trained in classical and experimental voice with David 
 Smukler\, Dale Genge\, Judith Koltai\, Linda Putnam\, Lisa Belay\, David
  McMurray Smith\, Maiko Bae Yamamoto\, and Penelope Stella. A graduate o
 f Simon Fraser University and Maindance\, Tanya trained at the National 
 Voice Intensive\, and has been integrating voice into her work as a thea
 tre and dance maker for 10 years. She has worked creatively with many Va
 ncouver dance and theatre companies\, including radix theatre\, MACHiNeN
 OiSeY\, boca del lupo\, The Leaky Heaven Circus\, Peter Bingham\, batter
 y opera\, and Screaming Weenie Productions. She has written three plays\
 , Lounge\, Liminal and Nocturne which opened and closed NextFest 2003 in
  Edmonton Alberta. She also shared a Jesse Richardson Award for Best Ens
 emble with The Leaky Heaven Circus on King Llyr. 
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:D17241BE-7C7C-11D9-9289-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20050325T160000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:THESIS COPIES 4 COMMITEE
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20050325T150000
DTSTAMP:20050324T073839Z
SEQUENCE:5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20090411T160000
UID:5002CB2B-553A-42B0-8BA3-7B1E2345DF5B
DTSTAMP:20100110T041404Z
LOCATION:Or Gallery\, 555 Hamilton St.\, Vancouver\, BC
DESCRIPTION:Or Gallery Artists-in-residence supported by the Austrian Fe
 deral Ministry for Education\, Arts and Culture\n\nPlease join us for ar
 tist talks by Vienna-based artist Lisl Ponger and Tim Sharp followed by 
 a short reception for the artists\n\nLisl Ponger has shown widely in Eur
 ope including recent solo shows at the CUC\, Berlin\, Kunsthaus Dresden\
 , and Charim Galerie\, in Vienna.\n\nIn ArtForum\, March 2007\, Bridgitt
 e Huck summarizes Ponger’s work:\n"For the Dak’Art Biennial of Contempor
 ary African Art 2004\, Austrian artist Lisl Ponger hoped to photograph s
 elections from the famous ethnographic collection of Dakar’s Musee d’Art
  Africain. As she waited for permission from the museum\, she started a 
 series of photographs in her hotel room\; when the official okay never c
 ame\, these works became her biennial contribution. Si j’avais eu l’auto
 risation … (If I Had Had Authorization …)—thus ran the project’s subjunc
 tive title—then she wouldn’t have stayed in her room photographing props
  from her own personal archive of materials relating to the themes of co
 lonialism\, globalization\, and travel. She grouped these items on the t
 ile mosaic of the hotel floor according to classificatory patterns: ethn
 ologist\, painter\, photographer\, tourist. Although this was not the pr
 oject that Ponger originally planned\, it hews closely to her interests.
  Her politically motivated work continues to investigate issues of colon
 ialism\, ethnology\, ideology\, and constructions of identity.\n\n"A vis
 ual artist\, photographer\, and filmmaker\, Ponger is equally at home at
  Documenta (she participated in 2002) and at film festivals. Acting (oft
 en in the same work) as director\, set designer\, performer\, and archiv
 ist\, she investigates the interfaces between art and science\, between 
 sociology\, art history\, and political activism\, moving obliquely thro
 ugh these disciplines to create compositions of explosive power and prec
 ise observation. Ponger interrogates the resonances of non-Western art w
 ithin Western modernism."\n__\n\nTim Sharp’s work is concerned with the 
 construction of historical and personal memory. In his photo work he dea
 ls with the relationship between image and text while his films explore 
 the changing relationship of image to sound and the mutability of the do
 cumentary assertion made by lens-based images.\n\nHe has taken part in m
 any international exhibitions and film festivals including Routes – Imag
 ing Travel and Migration in the Grazer Kunstverein\; Black Atlantic in t
 he Haus der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin as well as Shake in the OK Centr
 um für Gegenwartskunst\, Linz and Villa Arson\, Nice. More recently he p
 articipated in TIEFENRAUSCH also at the OK Centrum für Gegenwartskunst\,
  Linz.\n\nIn 2005 and 2006 he took part in shows in the Kunsthalle Dresd
 en where he will be showing new work in 2010 as part of the series of ex
 hibitions Notes on the Empire.\n\nhttp://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=
 77703323640
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=77703323640
SEQUENCE:60
SUMMARY:Lisl Ponger and Tim Sharp: Artist talk and reception
DTSTART:20090411T140000
CREATED:20090406T063140Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:BB93EE11-2D39-4C12-AA78-98CF455FDAAC
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071130T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:EMMA HENDRIX AND JULIE GENDRON\ndont\, stop
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071130T180000
DTSTAMP:20071126T045158Z
LOCATION:CSA Space - #5 - 2414 Main Street
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:EMMA HENDRIX AND JULIE GENDRON\ndont\, stop\n\nopening: frid
 ay\, november 30\, 6-9pm\n\nnov 30 - dec 8\, 2007\n\n"don't\, stop" is a
 n installation interface where the basic elements of language\, electric
 ity and design derive meaning out of nothing. Then it repeats itself.\n\
 nJulie Gendron and Emma Hendrix get along and don't often fight when col
 laborating. They like to fill up rooms with fun things to do. Julie hear
 s with her eyes. Emma sees with his ears. When you put the two together\
 , things become slightly apish.\n \nCSA Space\n#5 - 2414 Main Street\nVa
 ncouver\, British Columbia\nV5T 3E2\nwww.csaspace.ca\n\nHours of operati
 on: M-W 10am-8pm\, Th-Sat 10am-9pm\, Sun & hols 11am-7pm.\nSee Pulpficti
 on Books\, 2422 Main Street\, for directions and admission\n\n\n-- \n---
 ----------------\nhttp://www.coingutter.ca\nhttp://www.electrocd.com/cat
 .e/imnt_0310.html\nhttp://www.newmusiccanada.com/genres/artist.cfm?Band_
 Id=7567\nhttp://www.newmusiccanada.com/genres/artist.cfm?Band_Id=10935 
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:FDE3B60D-8BEF-41AA-A87C-A2AF2A9F75CB
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081016T180000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:talk: Dan Adler\non Hanne Darboven
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081016T170000
DTSTAMP:20081016T231322Z
LOCATION:Emilly Car - \nRoom 301
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:ECU Speaker Series is pleased to present:\n\nDan Adler\non H
 anne Darboven\n\nThursday\, October 16\, 7:30 pm.\nRoom 301\n\nThe lectu
 re will deal with German conceptual artist Hanne Darboven's\ninterest in
  themes of time\, history\, and memory. The focus will be on\nDarboven's
  monumental installation\, Kulturgeschichte 1880-1983 (Cultural\nHistory
  1880-1983) (1980-1983). Comprising 590 wall-mounted panels of\nuniform 
 size and format and nineteen objects\, the work traces one hundred\nyear
 s of history via images and texts that include postcards\, art\nreproduc
 tions\, portraits of film stars\, andthe covers of weekly magazines.\nMa
 ny bear handwritten notes and quotations. Beginning with the date\, whos
 e\nnumbers are manipulated into a temporal and chronological system\, th
 e work\nconstructs an encompassing\, encyclopedic archive that fuses pub
 lic history\nand collective memory with personal experience.\n\nDan Adle
 r is assistant professor of modern and contemporary art at York\nUnivers
 ity in Toronto. A specialist in the history of art writing and the\naest
 hetics of installation art\, he has published in the London-based\njourn
 al Art History and regularly contributes reviews to Artforum and\nCanadi
 an Art. An alumnus of the Whitney Museum's Independent Study Program.\nH
 e has taught previously at Hunter College\, RISD\, the University of Gue
 lph\,\nand the New School in New York. He was formerly senior editor of 
 the\nBibliography of the History of Art at the Getty Research Institute 
 in Los\nAngeles. In 2006 he curated the exhibition When Hangover Becomes
  Form:\nRachel Harrison and Scott Lyall\, held at the Contemporary Art G
 allery in\nVancouver and Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE). Hi
 s book on the\nHanne Darboven will be published in 2009 by Afterall Book
 s/MIT Press. He is\ncurrently working on book that deals with sculpture 
 and installation art in\nterms of aesthetic categories.\n\nHanne Darbove
 n was born in 1941 in Munich\, Germany. Following a brief\nepisode as a 
 pianist\, she studied painting at the Staatliche Hochschule fÃ¼r\nBilden
 de KÃ¼nst in Hamburg. Between 1966 and 1969\, she lived intermittently\n
 in New York City\, after which she returned to her family home in Hambur
 g\nwhere she continues to live and work. Darboven has participated in nu
 merous\ninternational exhibitions including Documentas 5\, 6\, and 7 in 
 Kassel\, and\nthe 1982 Biennale of Venice.\nShe also has had numerous on
 e-person shows in Europe and North America\,\nincluding major presentati
 ons at the Ydessa Hendeles Foundation\, Toronto\,\nin1991\, and in Hambu
 rg and Eindhoven in 1992.\n\nBabak Golkar\, BFA\, MFA\nProgram Coordinat
 or - Masters of Applied Arts\n\nEMILY CARR UNIVERSITY\nART + DESIGN + ME
 DIA
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:4923442B-8EF5-11D9-8716-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20050319T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY: Machine Languages: March 19 @ 8 PM @ Video In
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20050319T200000
DTSTAMP:20050307T104028Z
SEQUENCE:3
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:FEB8F0CF-0D75-11DC-B477-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070601T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Into to Electronics - 2
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070601T180000
DTSTAMP:20070528T234954Z
LOCATION:vivo
SEQUENCE:1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20101028T050000Z
UID:e167405809952016@facebook.com
DTSTAMP:20101021T184648Z
LOCATION:VIVO Media Arts Centre  \, 1965 Main St.\, Vancouver\, BC
DESCRIPTION:No Reading After the Internet\nOctober’s Reading: "Forbidden
  Gaze\, Severed Sound" from Women of Algiers in Their Apartment by Assia
  Djebar\nWednesday September 27 2010\n7pm Salon Free\n...Facilitated by 
 Alex Muir\n\nNo Reading After the Internet is a monthly opportunity to g
 ather and read a text aloud in hopes that it might provoke theoretical i
 llumination on particular art works\, or the broader scape within which 
 such work exists. This program departs from Cineworks' Thought on Film s
 eries\, conceived by Cheyanne Turions. Whilst still very interested in c
 inema\, the focus of this incarnation is softened to accommodate the mor
 e broad (and ever expanding) scope of media art.\n\nThe idea of a readin
 g group isn't new. No Reading nonetheless poses itself as an experimenta
 l learning and discussion space. Simply put\, we are suspicious of our o
 wn reading abilities\, and the extent to which our readings are conversa
 nt with one another. No Reading means to offer a slow space within which
  to retrace our steps in the hopes of discovering individual and collect
 ive ways through the realms of language and interpretation. The strategi
 es we have at our disposal are twofold: through the yoking of our discus
 sion to a text\; and inducing conversation\, where possible\, between te
 xt and specific\, local\, contemporaneous art discussions and happenings
 .\n\nParticipation in No Reading After the Internet is free and open to 
 everyone\, regardless of his or her familiarity with a text or its autho
 r. Texts will be handed out at the gathering. No pre-reading or research
  is required. If you are interested in previewing a text\, please contac
 t events@vivomediaarts.com for a digital copy.\n\nOctober’s Reading\nThi
 s month's text further probes matters pertaining to the gaze via the wri
 ting of Assia Djebar. Djebar is a reputed Algerian novelist\, filmmaker\
 , translator and critic. Her work often deals with women's geographies i
 n Algerian (and Islamic) society and subalterneity. Having received a pr
 estigious Parisian education\, herself\, the perspective of her work oft
 en oscillates through a series of positions vis a vis colonialism and fe
 mininity. The text we are looking at takes up the account of French roma
 ntic painter Eugene Delacroix' experience of Algiers at the beginning of
  the era of French colonial rule--and specifically his being afforded a 
 rare glimpse into the inner world of the harem. From here Djebar meditat
 es upon the sensory condition of the harem and the veil and the co-mingl
 ings of these material histories with those of Algerian colonial resista
 nce and independence. Whilst the work is certainly quite specific in its
  situation\, the hope is that it may be instructive within other convers
 ations pertaining to mise-en-scene\, visibility and the gaze.    \n\n___
 _____________________________________________________________\n\nVIVO ME
 DIA ARTS CENTRE gratefully acknowledges the support of the British Colum
 bia Arts Council\, the Province of British Columbia\, the City of Vancou
 ver\, the Canada Council for the Arts\, and individual donors. We are al
 so supported by the labour and effort of individual artists\, activists 
 and cultural workers. VIVO is a member of the Independent Media Arts All
 iance\, the Pacific Association of Artist-Run Centres and Alliance for A
 rts and Culture. \n\nhttp://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=1674058099520
 16
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=167405809952016
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:490
CLASS:PUBLIC
SUMMARY:No Reading After the Internet: Women of Algiers in Their Apartme
 nt 
DTSTART:20101028T020000Z
CREATED:20101021T183838Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:0EED9E7F-EEBD-11DA-9C85-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060603T201500
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Academy Awards Shorts
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060603T191500
DTSTAMP:20060603T005435Z
LOCATION:Vancouver Film Centre
SEQUENCE:4
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:5A054A7A-E46A-11DA-A343-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060518T170000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Poetics of Image
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060518T100000
DTSTAMP:20060515T232801Z
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:If you are in Vancouver\, BC\, Canada May 17 - 20\, 2006 the
  following may be of interest.\n\nComputational Poetics: A Logic Machine
 s and Creative Process Gathering is a three-day event focusing upon the 
 intersection of computation and performance. It will bring together arti
 sts\, researchers and scholars working across the domains of animation\,
  media\, music\, theatre\, dance and design for an intense series of exc
 hanges\, workshops and demonstrations.\n\nFor more details please see\n\
 nhttp://gaia.iat.sfu.ca/~chaosmos/gatherings.html\n\nand \n\nhttp://gaia
 .iat.sfu.ca/~chaosmos/textShort1.htm\n\nRegistration: Aleksandra Dulic <
 adulic@sfu.ca>\n\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:A512E15E-DE53-444D-89F8-33CBBBBBD3A6
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081016T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:talk: Jeanne Randolph\nThe Thrill is Gone
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081016T190000
DTSTAMP:20081016T231814Z
LOCATION:vag
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Public Talk\n\nJeanne Randolph\nThe Thrill is Gone\n\nThursd
 ay\, October 16 at 7pm\nat the Vancouver Art Gallery\n\nJeanne Randolph'
 s copiously illustrated talk\, The Thrill is Gone\, will\nexplore the ir
 onies\, utopian remnants and dilemmas of representation\nrelevant to 21s
 t century feminist art.\n\nSince the publication of Psychoanalysis & Syn
 chronized Swimming in 1991\nDr. Jeanne Randolph has continued to write a
 bout the intertwining of art\nand such major themes as technology\, adve
 rtising\, psychoanalytic theory\,\nthe politics of representation\, and 
 mass-mediated phenomena. Her most\nrecent book Ethics of Luxury: Materia
 lism and Imagination was launches this\nmonth at Artspeak Gallery on Oct
 ober 8th.\n\nFree with Gallery admission.\n\nWACK! Art and the Feminist 
 Revolution\n\nVancouver Art Gallery\n\nOctober 4\, 2008- January 11\, 20
 09\n\nVancouver Art Gallery\n750 Hornby Street Vancouver BC. V6Z 2H7 604
 .662.4700\nwww.vanartgallery.bc.ca\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20110102T011126Z
UID:A306BAE5-29F7-44FE-9EA7-ECD8BEBD35F7
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110212T235900
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:DJ!
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110212T210000
DTSTAMP:20110112T223720Z
LOCATION:Red Gate
SEQUENCE:1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080207T210000
UID:891AF54F-1B60-453A-8923-C0A55656E2CF
DTSTAMP:20080115T223557Z
LOCATION:memelab
DESCRIPTION:\nThursday February 7\, 2008\, 7-9 pm\nThursday March 6\, 20
 08\, 7-9 pm\n\nLiz Lerman's Critical Response Process - "a method for ge
 tting useful feedback on anything you make\, from dance to dessert..." L
 ooking for a new way to talk about art? Share your opinions with others\
 , engage in interesting dialogue\, recieve useful feedback\, or ask juic
 y questions? \n\nThis is your chance to get the dish on this famous proc
 ess currently being adopted by university profs\, public school teachers
 \, theatre directors\, and choreographers across the United States.  A f
 our step dialogue format designed by Liz Lerman in the 1980s\, the Criti
 cal Response Process is a means to encourage positive dynamic discussion
  in a supportive environment. "Giving feedback on someone's work\, I fel
 t like my perceptions were flipped around - this was really intriguing a
 nd exciting to me. Receiving feedback on my own work\, I felt fully supp
 orted in a way that allowed me to question it from a new angle\, and it 
 left me inspired to return to the studio." - Critical Response Participa
 nt.\n\nThe evening takes place as a brief introduction to the process\, 
 an open showing of new work by guest artists\, and then an implementatio
 n of the process as a 30 minute feedback discussion facilitated by Laura
  Hicks. If curious\, or interested in attending please RSVP at lauralian
 n@yahoo.ca and I will happily send you more information. Please also con
 tact me if you are interested in showing your work as part of the proces
 s. This project has been supported by the BC Arts Council and the Canada
  Council for the Arts.
URL;VALUE=URI:http://mem
SEQUENCE:9
SUMMARY:Open Showing and Critical Response Process
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080207T190000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20090926T200000
UID:09DB3E16-7DD1-4D07-B0B3-61914E4A069C
DTSTAMP:20100110T041414Z
LOCATION:Surrey Art Gallery\, 13750 – 88th Avenue\, Surrey\, BC
DESCRIPTION:Opening Reception\n\nExhibition explores the idea of the inf
 inite in contemporary life\n\nInfinite Egress\nSurrey Art Gallery\, Brit
 ish Columbia Canada\n\nSeptember 26 – December 13\, 2009\nExhibition Rec
 eption: September 26\, 7–9pm\n\nConsidered by many to be the ultimate ab
 straction\, the concept of the infinite has compelled many modern and co
 ntemporary artists to try to capture its essence and relate its central 
 meanings to modern life. Infinite Egress presents work from two recent m
 oments of heightened interest in the infinite: the beginning of the 1970
 s and the last half of our own decade. Both moments represent a departur
 e from a grandiose sculptural approach and geometric graphics common to 
 modernist representations of the infinite. Borrowing from visual languag
 es associated with fashion and commercial display\, entertainment and sp
 ectacle\, spirituality and transcendental experience\, optics and archit
 ecture\, the artworks presented here consider the concept of infinity in
  relation to the body. Infinite Egress—egress meaning to depart\, to eme
 rge—considers metaphors of unending and limitlessness with an often wry 
 sense of humour and awareness of our contemporary media-saturated enviro
 nment.\n\nThe exhibition Infinite Egress features artworks by David Dyme
 nt & Roula Partheniou\, Babak Golkar\, Robert Kleyn\, Lucy Pullen\, and 
 Robert Smithson. \n\nCurated by Jordan Strom\n\nPhoto: Lucy Pullen\, Inf
 inite Outfit\, (2004) mobius-knit reflective thread\n\nInfinite Egress c
 oincides with the openings for three other exhibitions: Ryoji Ikeda: dat
 a.tron/data.scan\, Optic Ear and Arcade: Kwantlen Fine Art Faculty.\n\nR
 eception Party for all fall Exhibitions:\nSaturday\, September 26\, 7pm 
 (formal remarks at 7:30pm) Free admission\nLive performance by Coin Gutt
 er. Refreshments provided.\n*On the night of the opening a shuttle bus w
 ill pick up from Surrey Central Skytrain station (at the Handy Dart bus 
 stop beside Urban Expresso) at 6:20 and 7:00. Alternatively\, visitors c
 an take the #321 “Newton Exchange/ White Rock Centre/ White Rock South” 
 bus to 88th Avenue (leaving at 8 minute intervals from the Surrey Centra
 l bus station.\n\n\nSurrey Art Gallery\n13750 – 88th Avenue\, \nSurrey\,
  BC\nCanada V3W 3L1\nwww.604.501.5566\nwww.arts.surrey.ca\nwww.surreytec
 hlab.ca\n\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=137078314793
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=137078314793
SEQUENCE:136364
SUMMARY:Infinite Egress
DTSTART:20090926T180000
CREATED:20090922T035331Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20090621T010000
UID:04A7EEFD-230B-4976-AB39-152B486825F8
DTSTAMP:20100110T041403Z
LOCATION:Richards on Richards\, 1036 Richards st\, Vancouver\, BC
DESCRIPTION:Meet Skream: Croydon's musical wonderkid. At 15 he discovere
 d making music. Five years later he's changed the course of UK urban mus
 ic\, having helped build the foundations of London's most exciting new m
 usical style\, dubstep. But he's barely started yet: because right now\,
  Skream is an artist on fire. \n\nSkream's story begins in Croydon\, in 
 secondary school year 11. He wasn't getting on with teachers and they we
 ren't getting on with him: but he was getting on with his music. But two
  friendships cemented then would start him onto the path to musical succ
 ess. \n\nFirst he met Benga\, another talented Croydon kid who was start
 ing to make music. Then he met Hatcha\, soon to be one of the most influ
 ential and pioneering DJs in urban music. Around 2000 Benga and Skream s
 et about building on the early dark garage flavours that were to be foun
 d on the pirate airwaves around Croydon. Through Hatcha's sets at club F
 orward» and releases on the seminal Big Apple label\, they were about to
  create a new phase of dubstep. \n\nAt first Skream specialised in one f
 lavour of dubstep: dark. His clipped\, techy minimal style became a trad
 emark sound. Long before grime existed\, it reflected dark murky streets
  and sinister nights\, the sound of decaying London and its frustrated c
 ommunities\, stuck out in satellite towns and sink estates with nothing 
 but a PC and freely available software to channel their frustration into
 . Stuck in front of a PC for days on end\, that's exactly what Skream di
 d. \n\nThen two years ago Digital Mystikz burst onto the dubstep scene\,
  expanding the sound with new flavours and vivid colours. Skream became 
 even more inspired. It not like he wasn't prolific already - rumour has 
 it he's made over 1500 tracks - but out poured a host of bright new trac
 ks from the wonderkid. "Indian remix" took him into trippy Asian territo
 ries\, "Cheeky..." into Arabia\, his unreleased mixes of Sunship fused J
 amaican dancehall smut with hooky Kraftwerk melodies. "Smiling Face" bro
 ke out cheerful reggae skanks on dancefloors. \n\nBut his biggest tune w
 as yet to come. Enter "Midnight Request Line" - on Tempa records - an an
 themic explosion of electro arpeggios and dub sub-bass. It's a tune you 
 can sing along to: Skream has it as his own ringtone. When it got droppe
 d by DJ Youngsta at club Forward» grime dons Wiley\, Jammer and the rest
  of Roll Deep began to shock out\, flashing their lighters out of hard e
 arned respect. The flip of this mighty release is bassline boomer "I\," 
 an excursion into deep dub basslines and shifting cinematic textures. \n
 \n***Since the huge success of “Midnight Request Line” UK & Internationa
 l DJ gigs have been coming thick and fast\, with Skream getting a raptur
 ous response at New York’s rammed Dub War event\, as well as at shows in
  Leeds\, Belgium\, Bristol & Germany. He’s also been busy releasing clas
 sic after classic on the popular Skreamizm EPs\, now into the second vol
 ume. From the Amen heavy rinse out of ‘Lightning Dub’\, to the mastercla
 ss in LFO-wobbling sub-bass ‘Blipstream’\, these tracks are rewound at e
 very dubstep rave\, have received glowing reviews and are appearing in s
 ets by DJs as diverse as Mr Scruff\, Freq Nasty & Ricardo Villalobos.***
 \n\nIt shouldn't come as any surprise he likes sub-bass\, Skream has gro
 wn up around it. His older brother was a member of Croydon's notorious j
 ungle hell-raising raving outfit Intanatty Crew\, which featured Radio 1
 's Grooverider and Bailey's 1Xtra as members. Ollie\, Skream's real name
 \, is no stranger to a bit of hell raising himself\, famous for his up-f
 or-it behaviour at parties or out on the town. In fact he's the only kno
 wn music artist with a subdued alter-ego. Most rock stars are quiet by d
 ay with flamboyant alter-egos. Our wonderkid is the other way around. Bu
 t then that's wonderkids like Skream for you: unique. \n\nSupported by V
 ancouver's own LIGHTA! SOUND\n\nMichael Red-Max Ulis-Daega Sound-Self Ev
 ident-Taal Mala\n\ntickets: $20 bux for the first round $25 for the next
  availabe today after 5pm at beatstreet....\n\nfor people on vancouver i
 sland\,tickets may be available may 22nd at the bass bottoms show at sun
 set room for 25 dollars. (that is if they haven't sold out).\n\n\n\nhttp
 ://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=78964590979
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=78964590979
SEQUENCE:1033756
SUMMARY:SKREAM with LIGHTA!
DTSTART:20090620T200000
CREATED:20090416T185920Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:038B9C50-EDE6-4B90-9DDE-76C1ADF47D00
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071129T203000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:ClueUp: Christopher Pavsek
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071129T193000
DTSTAMP:20071116T035357Z
LOCATION:VIVO
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, November 29\, 2007\nGuest:: Christopher Pavsek\nO
 pen screening to all video producers\nLocation:: Video In Video Out\, 19
 65 Main St.\nSubmissions 7:30pm and screenings 8:00pm\nSocializing to fo
 llow.\n\n --------------------------------------------------------------
 ---------------------------------------------\nChristopher Pavsek is an 
 independent film and video maker and Assistant\nProfessor of Film in the
  School for Contemporary Arts at Simon Fraser\nUniversity where he teach
 es film studies and film theory.  His films\ninclude "Welcome to the New
  World Order\, AIDS in Vietnam" (2000)\, about\nthe AIDS epidemic and ec
 onomic liberalization in Vietnam\; "The One and\nAll" (2002)\, about pat
 riotism in the USA after 9-11\; and "To Those Born\nAfter" (2005)\, an e
 xperimental documentary inspired by the poem of the\nsame title by Berto
 lt Brecht.  He is also currently working on two films.\n"The Hands of Me
 n" is about human relationships to nature and "What\nRemains to Be Seen"
  will be an experimental documentary about the legacies\nof the current 
 Bush administration.  He is also a film scholar and has\npublished on Eu
 ropean cinema and critical theory and is currently working\non a book ab
 out the German filmmaker and theorist Alexander Kluge.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:47D58B6E-1FD3-44F1-853E-A1AD7A6DA4BD
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080827T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:REMEMBER:\nA presentation and discussion with\nMichael Nicoll Ya
 hgulanaas\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080827T190000
DTSTAMP:20080729T211221Z
LOCATION:SFU Harbour Centre
SEQUENCE:5
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.geist.com/yahgulanaas-michael-nicoll
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:3EAD69F6-58E2-11DA-B3F4-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20051119T220000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Assembly - Experiment #1
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20051119T200000
DTSTAMP:20051119T095531Z
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Assembly - Experiment #1\n\nPerformance Installation\nWhen: 
 November 19th\, 2005 ONE NIGHT ONLY!\nOpen for viewing anytime between 8
  pm and 10 pm.\nWhere: The Duncan Building 119 West Pender Street 
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:249A0368-A013-4C46-92D1-C6931C603BA1
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071130T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:EMMA HENDRIX AND JULIE GENDRON\ndont\, stop
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071130T180000
DTSTAMP:20071126T045158Z
LOCATION:CSA Space - #5 - 2414 Main Street
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:EMMA HENDRIX AND JULIE GENDRON\ndont\, stop\n\nopening: frid
 ay\, november 30\, 6-9pm\n\nnov 30 - dec 8\, 2007\n\n"don't\, stop" is a
 n installation interface where the basic elements of language\, electric
 ity and design derive meaning out of nothing. Then it repeats itself.\n\
 nJulie Gendron and Emma Hendrix get along and don't often fight when col
 laborating. They like to fill up rooms with fun things to do. Julie hear
 s with her eyes. Emma sees with his ears. When you put the two together\
 , things become slightly apish.\n \nCSA Space\n#5 - 2414 Main Street\nVa
 ncouver\, British Columbia\nV5T 3E2\nwww.csaspace.ca\n\nHours of operati
 on: M-W 10am-8pm\, Th-Sat 10am-9pm\, Sun & hols 11am-7pm.\nSee Pulpficti
 on Books\, 2422 Main Street\, for directions and admission\n\n\n-- \n---
 ----------------\nhttp://www.coingutter.ca\nhttp://www.electrocd.com/cat
 .e/imnt_0310.html\nhttp://www.newmusiccanada.com/genres/artist.cfm?Band_
 Id=7567\nhttp://www.newmusiccanada.com/genres/artist.cfm?Band_Id=10935 
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:D1829B1C-BF2C-412B-B38D-D3C2883EFCF2
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090122T220000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:openning @ interurban - ichin\, cinema @ interaction
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090122T190000
DTSTAMP:20090123T004910Z
LOCATION:interurban gallery
SEQUENCE:7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:9259A43B-0763-4D9A-8D2B-C200DBD6D00B
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080803T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:odd ball
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080803T180000
DTSTAMP:20080728T205739Z
SEQUENCE:4
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:88798C26-3E4C-464A-B600-57BAE0A5BD1A
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080531T150000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Schafer of the Lake
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080531T140000
DTSTAMP:20080510T024907Z
LOCATION:Free - Beaver Lake - Stanley Park
SEQUENCE:5
URL;VALUE=URI:http://redshiftmusic.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20101024T063000Z
UID:e155416824489200@facebook.com
DTSTAMP:20101005T214212Z
LOCATION:Scotiabank Dance Centre\, 677 Davie Stree\, Vancouver\, BC
DESCRIPTION:Shows @ 8PM each night\; artist chats @ 7PM each night\nTick
 ets $20 regular\, $15 students & seniors (each night)\nTickets available
  at Zulu Records (1972 West 4th Avenue)\,\nScratch Records (1 East Hasti
 ngs Street)\, Tickets Tonight\n( www.ticketstonight.ca/604.684.2787) and
  at the door.\n\nThree-night passes $50/$35 available only through Vanco
 uver New Music 604.633.0861 and at the door.\n\nTheatre for the Ears exp
 lores intersections of sound and image with a festival of visual music\,
  abstract cinema\, experimental animation\, lumia\, cymatics and interac
 tive live audiovisual performance.\n\nDetails at http://newmusic.org/TFT
 E.htm\n\nFull Schedule:\n\nThursday 21 October 2010\n8PM – Kristen Roos 
 & Josh Hite (Vancouver)\nkristenroos.com\n\n9PM – Carrie Gates & Jon Vau
 ghn (Saskatoon)\nwww.vimeo.com/carriegates\nwww.jon-vaughn.blogspot.com\
 n\n10PM – Pierre Hébert & Stefan Smulovitz (Quebec/Vancouver) \nwww.kena
 xis.com\n\n_______________________________________________\n\nFriday 22 
 October 2010\n8PM – jamie griffiths & Viviane Houle (Vancouver) \nwww.pr
 imaldivine.com/\nwww.vivianehoule.ca/\n\n9PM – Herman Kolgen – Inject (M
 ontreal)\nwww.kolgen.net/\n\n10PM – Aerostatic & vade (US) \naerostaticm
 usic.com/\nwww.vade.info/\n\n___________________________________________
 _____\n\nSaturday 23 October 2010\n8PM – Vancouver A/V Artists Showcase\
 nWe will begin the evening with a showcase of emerging local artists wor
 king at the intersection of audio and visual arts. \nVictor Ballasteros\
 , Ross Birdwise & Soressa Gardner (Vancouver)\nAdam Basanta & Sammy Chie
 n (Montreal/Vancouver)\n\n9PM – Joost Rekveld (Netherlands)\nwww.lumen.n
 u/rekveld\n\n10PM – Robin Fox (Australia) \nwww.robinfox.com.au\n\n_____
 __________________________________________\nFree Workshop\nSaturday 23 O
 ctober 2010\n11AM-1PM – VJ Software Introductory Workshop with Carrie Ga
 tes\nThis workshop will demonstrate several different types of VJing sof
 tware. Workshop participants will receive installation files for demo ve
 rsions of the software being used. As space is limited\; please email in
 fo@newmusic.org or call 604.633.0861 to participate.\n\n\nhttp://www.fac
 ebook.com/event.php?eid=155416824489200
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=155416824489200
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:472
CLASS:PUBLIC
SUMMARY:Theatre for the Ears - audio/visualizations
DTSTART:20101022T020000Z
CREATED:20101005T213420Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:B4ADB73B-EDDD-11DA-A297-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060529T230000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Blim and eLectronics | Show and Tell
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060529T200000
DTSTAMP:20060528T000618Z
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, May 29\nBy donation | 8 – 11 PM\n\nBlim and eLectro
 nics presents:\nShow and Tell\nfeaturing: [othr] w/ with his super modif
 ied trumpet.\n\nCome and cool these (in)Flamatory Questions:\nWHAT is he
 /she working on? HOW did he/she make it? WHERE did he/she get\nthat? WHY
 ? WHY? WHY?\n\nBlim Hours\nmonday-saturday 2:00pm-10:00pm - closed sunda
 ys\nBlim #197-east 17th (@ main)\n604 872 8180\n bookings and info:\nwww
 .blim.ca\nblimblim@telus.net
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20081019T120000Z
UID:05B4EC53-5A58-42B2-AB7D-59FEF1CE76B0
DTSTAMP:20100110T041408Z
LOCATION:Centre A
DESCRIPTION:Invitation letter for participation\n\nTentEvent: Generating
  Exchange\n\nSunday\, October 19\, 12:00 noon (Brunch + Orientation) 1-5
  pm (Event)\n\nCentre A: Vancouver International Centre for Contemporary
  Asian Art\n\n2 West Hastings Street\, Vancouver\n\n604-683-8326\n\nRegi
 stration Required (See TentEvent Details)\n\nAbout TentEvent\n\nCentre A
  is pleased to present TentEvent: Generating Exchange\, a day-long\nand 
 participatory framework for engaging the local and arts community in\nop
 en-ended discussions about contemporary art. Offering a discursive and\n
 interrogative space\, TentEvent departs from the Vancouver Art Gallery\n
 exhibition WACK! Art and the Feminist Revolution and loosely contextuali
 zes\nit through contemporary and local practices and questions.\n\nAmong
  the questions under consideration are:\n\nHow can we acknowledge new fo
 rms of agency today?\n\nHow do feminism and other interrogations of oppr
 ession\, which depend\non interaction and exchange\, develop autonomous 
 or collective artistic\npractices through a process of engaged discussio
 n?\n\nParticipants will be ultimately asked to address the broader quest
 ion:\n\nWhat contemporary theories\, ideas and practices generate new\np
 ossibilities for exchange?\n\nTentEvent Methodology\n\nThis event will p
 roceed from the principals of open space\, a methodology\ndesigned to ma
 ximize opportunities to generate and share ideas among a\ngroup of parti
 cipants within a non-hierarchical structure. Individuals\ncreate or join
  discussion groups based on the particular issues they wish\nto discuss.
  At the end of the event participants will have the opportunity\nto cont
 inue this exchange online.\n\nTentEvent Details\n\nParticipation is free
 \, but advance registration is required and limited to\nthe first 100 pe
 ople. Please register by October 15 by contacting Makiko\nHara: makiko.h
 ara@centrea.org\n\nThe event takes place on Sunday\, October 19 at Centr
 e A\, 2 West Hastings\nStreet.\n\n12:00 noon: Brunch + Orientation\n\n1:
 00- 5:00 pm: Event\nTentEvent Organizers\n\nTentEvent is organized by a 
 group of local cultural producers interested in\ngenerating constructive
  discussion. The SLOW/Relations and Practices\nworking group includes: L
 orna Brown\, Makiko Hara\, Candice Hopkins\,\nElizabeth MacKenzie\, Mari
 an Penner Bancroft\, Kristina Lee Podesva\, Elspeth\nPratt\, and Jin-me 
 Yoon.
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.centrea.org/index.cfm?go=site.index&section=exh
 ibitions&tag=upcoming&id=70
SEQUENCE:7
SUMMARY:simposia\, reg required: TentEvent
DTSTART:20081019T120000Z
CREATED:20100110T041444Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:5A233B88-C049-11DB-8B65-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070406T235900
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:DUBFORMS - LOEFAH (UK/DMZ CREW)\, CALAMALKA\, MAX ULIS\, TAAL MA
 LA (LIVE) \, PHOWA (LIVE)\, MICHAEL RED (LIVE). VISUALS: JULIE GENDRON &
  JIM CARRICO
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070406T220000
DTSTAMP:20070404T021606Z
LOCATION:Open Studios - 252 E. 1st Ave.
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:**DUBFORMS - APRIL 6th at OPEN STUDIOS**\n\nlighta! + newfor
 msfestival presents:\n\n[DUBFORMS2] heavyweight dubstep ragga bass fire 
 glitch business\n\nLOEFAH (UK/DMZ CREW)\, CALAMALKA\, MAX ULIS\, TAAL MA
 LA (LIVE) \, PHOWA (LIVE)\, MICHAEL RED (LIVE). VISUALS: JULIE GENDRON &
  JIM CARRICO\n\nthe first dubforms was sold out by midnight\, dancefloor
  rammed and\njumping\, lighters in the air. expect the same here.\nFrida
 y\, April 6th\nOpen Studios - 252 E. 1st Ave.\n10pm\, $15 @ the door\nad
 vanced tickets info available soon\nfor advanced reservations email: res
 ervations@newformsfestival.com\nall reseverations void after midnight\, 
 door price may raise after 1am\n\n\nDUBFORMS:  April 6th @ Open Studios:
   \n\nAs a follow up to New Forms in Dub at last years NFF\, DUBFORMS wi
 ll be showcasing another phenomenal range of talent.\nOne of the premier
  international Dubstep Acts from the UK will be making his Vancouver deb
 ut.  \nFull details to come in the coming month.\nwww.newformsfestival.c
 om\n\nDubforms is a partnership between New Forms and Lighta! Sound (www
 .soundsimple.ca)
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080416T220000
UID:8FFDF31B-35B3-43CD-92AA-CA389284CBF4
DTSTAMP:20081107T072834Z
LOCATION:memelab
DESCRIPTION:Wednesdays 8:30-10 pm\n\nher jazz noise collective is an exp
 erimental music network for women in Vancouver. We are determined to hel
 p create an inclusive noise community and supportive space for women to 
 meet and experiment musically. We hope this project will be a catalyst f
 or the formation of more female-based groups in this genre. We are trans
 -inclusive\, please and thank you! No experience or commitment it requir
 ed - just the desire to try... This is not a band\, its the beginning of
  a more radical\, open\, posi-core community invested in dialogue about 
 gender\, power and personal experience. \n\nfor more info about her jazz
  and/or the wednesday jams: herjazznoisecollective@yahoo.ca / 
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.myspace.com/herjazznoisecollective
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:open jam - her jazz noise collective\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080416T203000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110514T173000
UID:1832E8C7-D370-48FB-BA4E-652F1387ADED
DTSTAMP:20110511T024338Z
LOCATION:CentreA
DESCRIPTION:This workshop led by Giorgio Magnanensi will focus on the us
 e of denoising-techniques in a creative and compositional manner. Instea
 d of utilizing noise-reduction-algorithms for the restoration of damaged
  audio signals\, these processes will be applied to various field record
 ings of China Town in Vancouver. After the introduction and a few field-
 recording trips in the area\, the participants will investigate the resu
 lts of audio-erasement-processes of the recorded material to reveal inne
 r sounds and the multiple ghostly presences of the recorded soundscapes.
  Through listening and analyzing\, the workshop leader wishes to foster 
 a better understanding of the multiple and diverse auditory quality of a
  soundscape. This inquisitive approach will also help to interrogate wha
 t counts as sound when it can be used to explore the dynamic relationshi
 ps between its complex structures and the original environment. After th
 e workshop\, Giorgio will collaborate with Julie Gendron/Emma Hendrix\, 
 a sound artist duo to produce a sound installation for the subsequent ex
 hibition.
URL;VALUE=URI:http://centrea.org/index.cfm?go=site.index&section=exhibit
 ions&tag=upcoming&id=95
SEQUENCE:8
SUMMARY:Free WksShp: NOISE/DE-NOISE with Giorgio Magnanensi\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110514T130000
CREATED:20110511T023845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060701T130000
UID:70BAD931-F277-11DA-9557-000D933194E0
DTSTAMP:20060628T064201Z
LOCATION:Western Front (303 East 8th Avenue — Vancouver)
DESCRIPTION: 2 FREE PASSES @ Door if you say "Heard it on CFRO's Musica 
 Nova"\n\na presentation of Western Front New Music.\n\nAmy Horvey\; Tetu
 zi Akiyama with Jeffrey Allport\n\nSaturday\, July 1\, 2006\, 12:00 am\n
 Western Front\n$12/$10\n\nDon't miss this double bill concert of leading
  experimentalists!\n\nVancouver-based percussionist Jeffrey Allport team
 s with experimental guitarist Tetuzi Akiyama. Active in the Tokyo and Eu
 ropean scenes\, Akiyama’s music bridges country blues and free improv\, 
 in styles of acoustic and electric guitars\, prepared resonator guitar w
 ith a Samurai sword\, and turntable without records. His 2005 release\, 
 "Route 13 to the Gates of Hell: Live in Tokyo" (headz) was selected as o
 ne ofthe 50 albums of the year by Wire Magazine. Allport’s exploratory i
 mprovisations\, respecting each carefully extracted tone\, thump and scr
 ape\, in addition to the silence from which they are borne\, inhabit min
 ute sound worlds. Leading off the evening is a new find. Out of the wood
 s from Thunder Bay comes 25 year old Amy Horvey who specializes in cutti
 ng-edge contemporary music by composers from around the globe. Horvey’s 
 uniquely intimate style eschews the machismo of the traditional classica
 l trumpet as she investigates the instrument's sonic architecture.\n\n
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.front.bc.ca/
SEQUENCE:2
SUMMARY:Amy Horvey\; Tetuzi Akiyama with Jeffrey Allport - 2 FREE PASSES
  @ Door if you say "Heard it on CFRO's Musica Nova"
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060701T120000
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:B6055CA8-1FB9-11DA-AFB3-000D933194E0
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20050917
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:donna 's max piece round hound
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20050916
DTSTAMP:20050907T161047Z
SEQUENCE:2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:04A37BAD-5F60-43F0-AE1D-275677EC8830
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080913T000000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:! !  BIG REGGAE DANCEHALL PARTY - ! !  DJ  ABEL  -  MANDAI  -  T
 ANK GIRL  -  OSC  -  THE ATTOURNEY
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080912T203000
DTSTAMP:20080909T224513Z
LOCATION:The Waldorf - 1489 E. Hastings
SEQUENCE:10
DESCRIPTION:\n\nFriday\, Sept 5th @ The Waldorf - 1489 E. Hastings\n$5 c
 over. free before 9pm\n\nback by popular demand! (seriously - lots of pe
 ople are demanding more\nshows like this keep happening.) this'll be the
  fourth BIG REGGAE\nDANCEHALL PARTY at the waldorf. and they keep gettin
 g bigger and better.\nit's all about the cheap cover\, decent drink pric
 es\, lots of people having\nfun and dancing to GOOD reggae dancehall mus
 ic. no filler. strictly\npositive vibes.\n\nwarming up the night with pr
 oper roots is THE ATTOURNEY\, repping camobear\nrecords and himself.\nne
 xt TANK GIRL\, aka 'young teezy'\, from the turning infamous Thursday\nT
 ing! followed by a very special guest -  MANDAI\, spinning mostly 45's\n
 mostly on the sweet modern-roots tip.\nand rounding off the night with t
 he ever solid DJ ABEL\, if don't know..\nwell. better learn!\nall the wh
 ile OSC running things on the mic.\n\nit's rammed packed night of talent
  and recipe for good times.\n\ncheck the ongoing animal themed poster se
 ries RHEK's taking care of:\nhttp://images.tribe.net/tribe/upload/photo/
 bcd/cbb/bcdcbb7b-49da-48b1-9af5-db67455175ac\n\n\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:36C53B76-801D-11DB-92FF-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061201T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Opening: Lisa Prentice
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061201T180000
DTSTAMP:20061130T024832Z
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:CSA Space  presents\n\n\nLisa Prentice\nI"d love to turn you
  on/Dodecahedron\nCurated by Steven Tong   \nDecember 1st – January 7th\
 , 2006\nOpening Friday\, December 1st\, 6–8PM 
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061021T233000
UID:7B2250BA-483B-11DB-B707-000D933194E0
DTSTAMP:20060920T000344Z
LOCATION:Scotiabank Dance Centre\, 677 Davie St.
DESCRIPTION:\nI have nothing to say / and I am saying it / and that is p
 oetry / as I needed it– John Cage\n\nSilence\, the 2006 Vancouver New Mu
 sic Festival will celebrate John Cage\, an enormously influential compos
 er\, writer\, artist\, teacher and contemporary thinker\, who changed th
 e course of music in our time. Cage lived for most of the 20th century a
 nd the broad range of his work and interests reads\, looks and sounds as
  diverse as the times he lived in.\n\n\nSchedule Details :\nhttp://www.n
 ewmusic.org/pdf/silence_schedule_at_a_glance.pdf\n\nFestival Page @ Vanc
 ouver New Music:\nhttp://www.newmusic.org/festival.htm\n\nFestival Site:
 \nhttp://www.newmusic.org/festival.htm#\n\n
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.newmusic.org/festival.htm
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:Silence: John Cage
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061021T193000
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100823T231628Z
UID:A97F6D1C-34DB-44D9-AD76-2FB780C02779
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20100918T235500
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Harvesting the Past\, Sowing the Future: C o-operative Organizin
 g in Vancouver
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20100918T184500
DTSTAMP:20100823T231759Z
LOCATION:Rhizome Cafe - 317 E Broadway\, Unceded Coast Salish territory
SEQUENCE:11
DESCRIPTION:In celebration of our 35th anniversary\, Vancouver Co-op Rad
 io is organizing a panel discussion\, facilitated by Marty Frost of the 
 Federation of Worker Co-ops of BC\, around the growth of co-operatives a
 nd alternative organizations in Vancouver. The speaker's panel will be f
 ollowed by a lengthy discussion and question period\, followed by a soci
 al.\n\nCost: $10 suggested donation\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080123T220000
UID:16CB96AF-4EE2-48BC-9C6D-15096F98E212
DTSTAMP:20080115T223839Z
LOCATION:memelab
DESCRIPTION:Wednesdays 8:30-10 pm\n\nher jazz noise collective is an exp
 erimental music network for women in Vancouver. We are determined to hel
 p create an inclusive noise community and supportive space for women to 
 meet and experiment musically. We hope this project will be a catalyst f
 or the formation of more female-based groups in this genre. We are trans
 -inclusive\, please and thank you! No experience or commitment it requir
 ed - just the desire to try... This is not a band\, its the beginning of
  a more radical\, open\, posi-core community invested in dialogue about 
 gender\, power and personal experience. \n\nfor more info about her jazz
  and/or the wednesday jams: herjazznoisecollective@yahoo.ca / 
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.myspace.com/herjazznoisecollective
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:open jam - her jazz noise collective\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080123T203000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080807T210000
UID:B3B00440-02AC-4FDF-9FA8-B23DF749F04D
DTSTAMP:20080807T233429Z
LOCATION:Solder and Sons - 247 - Main
DESCRIPTION:8PM Thurs Aug 7 at Solder and Sons.\n$7 show\, $15 w/ CD\nPh
 one: 604.315.7198\nAddress: 247 Main Street\, Vancouver BC\, V6A 2S7\n\n
 Reviews:\nhttp://www.indyish.com/tag/dixies-death-pool\nhttp://www.eyewe
 ekly.com/print/article/32593\n\n\nhttp://solderandsons.com/\nhttp://www.
 myspace.com/dixiesdeathpool\n\nDIXIE'S DEATH POOL . SCARLET LAKE\nSolder
  & Sons\n247 Main St. Vancouver\, BC\nhttp://www.solderandsons.com/\n\n
URL;VALUE=URI:http://solderandsons.com/
SEQUENCE:7
SUMMARY:Lee Hutzulak + Solder and Sons present a CD launch for:\nDixie's
  Death Pool's Scarlet Lake
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080807T200000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:8B1F27AE-82AD-4ED6-B7D8-3D65C2F2ECE3
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20091101T150000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:CFRO Vinyl Sale
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20091101T120000
DTSTAMP:20091027T044528Z
LOCATION:cfro collumbia street
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:VINYL SALE\nCo-op Radio is cleaning out our precious vinyl c
 ollection.  As a\nmember of the station\, you get half-price off all vin
 yl so please plan\non attending our sale to pan for gold!
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20101212T073000Z
UID:e127097764017513@facebook.com
DTSTAMP:20101126T202215Z
LOCATION:Blim / Waldorf
DESCRIPTION:SquareWaves Electronic Music Festival is an annual grassroot
 s event based in Vancouver.\n\nOrganized by contributing electronic musi
 c practitioners and interdisciplinary artists\, the festival debuts an e
 clectic variety of works featuring new music performance and experimenta
 l multi-media collaborations.\n\nThis year's festival will be a two-day 
 event with evening performances and a modular synthesizer symposium.\n\n
 More info at http://squarewaves.ca/.\n\nOPENING EVENT - FRIDAY DECEMBER 
 10TH : 8PM start @ Blim\, 115 E. Pender \n$8-$10 sliding scale\n \nFIELD
 HEAD [www.fieldheadmusic.com]\nFieldhead is P Elam (formerly a resident 
 of Leeds\, UK\, currently a resident of Vancouver\, BC). He produces amb
 ient/electronic music that delights in tape hiss\, geography\, bleak lan
 dscapes and decaying analogue loops. He will be performing two recently 
 composed pieces in a semi-improvised manner.\n\nSECRET PYRAMID & SCANT I
 NTONE [http://scantintone.com/ / http://secretpyramid.blogspot.com/]\nSw
 irling washes\, layers of howling feedback and cosmic buzz\, soft whispe
 rs giving way to deep\, dark ambiance. Creepy drones hover like grey mis
 t\, feedback swells echoing like flutes or distant birds\, all building 
 up to a gorgeous fuzz-drenched climax\, beautifully whirling sound walls
  akin to the cryptic tones of Kevin Drumm's 'Imperial Horizon'\, but les
 s industrial. Secret Pyramid offers up something mystical\, serene and e
 phemeral.\n\nKRISTEN ROOS [http://www.kristenroos.com/]\nKristen Roos' s
 ound art is based on sound waves. Whether working with DIY radio-based p
 rojects\, massive arrays of low frequencies\, or sampled and sequenced r
 hythmic construction\, Roos demonstrates that there is more to sound tha
 n just audibility. His ongoing work with his micro radio project introdu
 ces a sense of reorientation and reconstruction of objects from their us
 ual state into objects with multiple possible meanings. Roos draws on hi
 story\, urban and rural sound ecology\, and the capabilities of his mean
 s of transmission to suggest new or hidden realities in relation to the 
 subjects he investigates.\n\nUNDER THE SUN (Prophecy and Jenny Jones) [h
 ttp://www.myspace.com/underthesuun]\nIn this structured improvised 20 mi
 nute set\, Under the Sun will encounter a space queen and have a convers
 ation with her.\n\nROSS BIRDWISE\, SORESSA GARDNER and VICTOR BALLESTERO
 S\nThe trio will present audiovisual work that is at times playful\, dis
 turbing\, fragmentary and contemplative\; work that attempts to blur dis
 tinctions between stillness and movement\, memory and present time\, sou
 nd and image\, digital and organic\, conceptual and visceral.\n\nCHRISTO
 PHER ROONEY [http://www.youtube.com/user/FuckingSynthesizer]\nChris Will
 iamson Rooney describes himself as an "outsider artist." His music has g
 one from traditional folk and blues and instrumental guitar which he has
  been playing for fifteen years to experimental creations involving synt
 hesizers and tape recorders\, an avenue he has been exploring since 2003
 . Presently he is composing vignettes inspired by Dante's Divine Comedy 
 using a Buchla 200e modular synthesizer. Chris also does live electronic
  street performance.\n\nMAGNETICRING [http://www.myspace.com/magnetiicri
 ng]\nVancouver. Working primarily with vintage synthesizers & analog equ
 ipment. Incorporating influences ranging from Javanese Gamelan\, esoteri
 c rock\, early new age\, and 60's electronic music. A longstanding figur
 e in Vancouver's underground music scene\, Joshua has performed\, collab
 orated and toured with numerous artists/groups from Vancouver\, New York
  City\, Montreal\, Portland & Finland. Currently he performs in Vancouve
 r with group "Von Bingen\," Solo under the name "Magneticring" and appea
 rs on the Finnish group Kemialliset Ystavat's new record released in Sep
 tember.\n\nVEE\nThe Vancouver Electronic Ensemble (VEE) is a community b
 ased electronics ensemble that performs improvised and scored music.\n\n
 \n\nMODULAR SYNTHESIS SYMPOSIUM - SATURDAY DECEMBER 11TH : 1pm - 5pm@ Th
 e Waldorf\, 1489 East Hastings \nFree Admission \n\nTHE HARVESTMAN [http
 ://www.theharvestman.org/menu.php]\n(Seattle based modular synth manufac
 turer)\nThe cutting edge of digital modular synthesis\n\nMARK SIMS (Synt
 hesizers.com Modular) [http://synthesizers.com/]\nMark is a local synthe
 sist presenting his Dot Com set up\n\nCHRISTOPHER ROONEY [http://buchla.
 com/]\n(Buchla Modular)\nLocal synthesist presenting his Buchla system\n
 \nDANJEL (of Intellijel) [http://www.intellijel.com/]\n(Vancouver modula
 r synth manufacturer)\nLocal modular manufacturer\, who will hopefully b
 e unveiling his newest modules\n\nANDREW SHORT (MacBeth modular) [http:/
 /www.macbethstudiosystems.com/]\nLocal synthesist demonstrating 3X modul
 es\n\nDAVE LEITH (Serge Modular) [http://www.serge-fans.com/]\nLocal syn
 thesist and synth builder will demonstrate his Serge system\n\nFREDERICK
  BRUMMER [http://overmindproductions.com/electro-acoustic-drum-kit/] \n(
 Electroacoustic drum kit)\nLocal synthesist/drummer will demonstrate his
  electroacoustic drum kit\n\nFLIGHT OF HARMONY (Seattle based modular sy
 nth manufacturer) [http://www.flightofharmony.com/product-lines]\nManufa
 cturer of the legendary Plague Bearer\n\nJOSH STEVENSON [http://www.thes
 ynthi.de/]\n(EMS Synthi)\nLocal synthesist demonstrates his Synthi\n\nJA
 MES HUSTED  (of Synthwerks) [http://synthwerks.com/product-overview.php]
 \n(Seattle based modular synth manufacturer)\nSpecialising in performanc
 e interface modules\n\n\nMULTIMEDIA EVENT - SATURDAY DECEMBER 11TH : 8pm
  start\n@ Blim\, 115 E. Pender \n$8-$10 sliding scale \n\nPUSH AND PULL 
 (prOphecy sun\, Luciana D'Anunciacao & Jeanette Ageson) [http://www.yout
 ube.com/watch?v=2Ik9Sxumtxc]\nIn Push and Pull\, static dancers will eve
 ntually become moving light clusters. The performers will turn inward\, 
 outward and play lateral and horizontal games. Inspired by human generat
 ed\, sounds\, prOphecy sun will fold over a liquid soundscape full of am
 bient textural vocal vibrations\, swoons\, heavy breathing and dissonant
  melody. During Push and Pull there will be moments of all sound with no
  movement\, as well as all movement with no sound\, to highlight interco
 nnection and separation. In this durational moving installation\, live s
 ound\, visual accoutrements\, such as video and costumes\, will be utili
 zed as well.\n\nCHRISTOPHER ROONEY and MERLYN CHIPMAN\nMerlyn Chipman's 
 artwork spans live improvisational audio/video\, print and installation 
 art but he identifies himself as a "video feedback artist". Video feedba
 ck is the phenomena that occurs when a video signal is passed from a vid
 eo camera to a monitor while the camera and monitor are pointed at each 
 other. (For Christopher's description see the Friday night event.)\n\nHU
 TZULAK [http://www.youtube.com/user/leehutzulak]\nFor SquareWaves Lee Hu
 tzulak will improvise a rare solo set incorporating a variety of synthes
 izers\, a drum machine\, FX pedals\, field recordings\, amplified object
 s and voice. With a keen ear for texture\, tone\, melody and space\, Hut
 zulak creates warmly organic electronic music.\n\nBARRICADES: Jeremy Tod
 d\, Harold Donnelly and Andrew Short\n"Barricades" involves electronics\
 , digital film projection and live performance. A three-part sound colla
 ge arrangement is derived from samples of the record "Murder at Kent Sta
 te University" (Flying Dutchman Records\, FDS-127). Album narration (wri
 tten by Pete Hamill and performed by Rosko) is recontextualized to exami
 ne relations between Cold War era mores and politics with the conditions
  of a seemingly endless neo-liberal present.\n\nThe audio of "Barricades
 " accompanies a visual montage informed by avant-garde anti-aesthetics. 
 Appropriated b-film and still photography conflate post-war alienation w
 ith contemporary lifestyle marketing\, forming a suggestive portrait of 
 21st Century life.\n\nTHE FANTASTIC DREAM CABINET OF DR THANATOS\nOpenin
 g the portal to tangible imaginal realities\, Dr. Thantos leaves his bod
 y in a lab and gets blown backwards through the collective unconscious o
 n waves of sound\, image and metaphor. An epic psycho-acoustic alchemico
 -hypnotic dip into the depths of the collective unconscious\, a mythic j
 ourney in a few short minutes of objective time\, a consciousness alteri
 ng exploration of the post-modern ritual space.\n\nSCOTT AITKEN AND DAVI
 D LEITH\nUsing the electronic music of Edgard Varese's piece "Octandre" 
 as a jumping off point we wanted to see what could possibly happen in th
 e realms of synthesis and dissonance within the framework of free improv
 isation an the concept of having a framework that is an "open" score. Sc
 ott Aitken uses his guitar with live processing. David Lieth builds and 
 uses his own modular electronics/ synthesiers. Maybe we should write mor
 e but we really want you to listen.\n\nMODULAR SOUNDSCAPE\nAn improvised
  soundscape by participants from the Modular Synthesis Symposium.\n\nhtt
 p://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=127097764017513
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=127097764017513
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:809
CLASS:PUBLIC
SUMMARY:Squarewaves Festival
DTSTART:20101211T033000Z
CREATED:20101126T200846Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:57648F7A-F826-11DA-8A2F-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060610T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Project8 Collective
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060610T190000
DTSTAMP:20060610T021154Z
LOCATION:VIDEO IN STUDIOS  
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:The Project8 Collective has helped reinvigorate an old film 
 making\npractice by doing super-8mm film workshops at Cineworks and The 
 Purple\nThistle with artists from various backgrounds. The result equals
  an array\nof film works that borrow eclectically from multiple genres.\
 n\nCelebrating the DIY movement of celluloid\, artists have developed\, 
 shot\,\nedited and hand-processed their films\, learning that compelling
  films can\nbe made without labs and expensive equipment.\n\nThe Project
 8 Collective is a group of small-format filmmakers with an\ninterest in 
 developing our local film community by presenting an\nalternative to the
  mainstream narrative production industry. A culture of\nproducers and v
 iewers who take the medium of film into their own hands to\nallow for fr
 eer creative expression in a fellowship of collaboration\,\nskill sharin
 g and support.\n\nFilm/Audio/Performance Works by:\nMarty Ballentyne\, C
 hris Brabant\, Meredith Carter\, Amanda Christie\,\nJames Diamond\, Sext
 raterrestrials\, ben donoghue\, Flatgrey and Hungry\nGhost\, Sacha Fink\
 , Kathleen Gowman\, Charlie Hagan\, kamea\, Tliimu\, Alex\nMacKenzie\, D
 avis McKenzie\, Ian-Bob McTilstra\, Julie Saragosa\, Andrea\nSchmidt\, M
 ichael V. Smith\, Master T\, Kai Ling Xue\, Mark Yuen\n\nSaturday June 1
 0th\nDoors 7pm / Show 8pm\nAdmission $5\nVideo In Studios\, 1965 Main St
 .\nWheelchair accessible
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BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060826T235900
UID:753277CC-3300-11DB-A1A1-000D933194E0
DTSTAMP:20060824T163532Z
LOCATION:Interurban Gallery
DESCRIPTION: \nIntermission's Steve Calvert invites collaborative drawer
 s to attend the final two drawing sessions of our 2006 exhibition/happen
 ing/silentauction at the Interurban Gallery.\n \nThis Thursday\, August 
 24\, from 3-10pm\, and finally on Saturday August 26\, Scalvert and Inte
 rmission will host collaborative drawing sessions at the Interurban\, 1 
 E.Hastings\, Vancouver.  **Normal gallery hours are 1-5pm\, Wednesday-Sa
 turday.\n \nThis Saturday at 10pm will conclude the auction with a clima
 ctic closing party.  Bidding starts low\, but some items should prove hi
 ghly desirable to collectors.  There are well over 640 remarkable pieces
  by nearly 200 collaborating artists included in the exhibition.  Most o
 f the work on display can be previewed at the following websites:\n \nht
 tp://www.flickr.com/photos/intermissioncollaborativedrawing/sets/\nhttp:
 //collaborativedrawingintermission.blogspot.com/ 
URL;VALUE=URI:http://inter-mission.org
SEQUENCE:6
SUMMARY:exhibition/happening/silentauction - Climax
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060826T220000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:B191A577-E243-4F9D-AC7D-9D2F98E83B8F
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080827T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:REMEMBER:\nA presentation and discussion with\nMichael Nicoll Ya
 hgulanaas\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080827T190000
DTSTAMP:20080729T211221Z
LOCATION:SFU Harbour Centre
SEQUENCE:5
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.geist.com/yahgulanaas-michael-nicoll
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20101118T020000Z
UID:e173271019351596@facebook.com
DTSTAMP:20101116T191718Z
LOCATION:CMC BC Region\, 837 Davie Street\, Vancouver\, BC
DESCRIPTION:Barry Truax: A Portrait\n\nOn Wednesday November 17th at 5:0
 0PM the CMC-BC Region and Vancouver New Music will be hosting a special 
 presentation with Barry Truax.\n\nWhere: CMC-BC Region\, 837 Davie Stree
 t (between Howe St. and Hornby St.)\n\nBarry Truax garners international
  acclaim in the field of electro-acoustic music and is one of Canada's m
 ost prominent composers.  Join us on Wednesday November 17th at 5:00PM a
 nd listen as Barry talks about his work and gives insights into his upco
 ming premiere Enigma\, The Life and Death of Alan Turing.\n\nWednesday's
  event precedes a Vancouver New Music concert on Friday November 19th fe
 aturing works by Barry Truax (at the Scotiabank Dance Centre)\, includin
 g the premiere of two scenes from Enigma\, The Life and Death of Alan Tu
 ring (for three singers and six-channel electroacoustic soundscape).\n\n
 For more information about the concert\, please visit Vancouver New Musi
 c's website: http://www.newmusic.org/truax.htm\n\nhttp://www.facebook.co
 m/event.php?eid=173271019351596
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=173271019351596
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:588702
CLASS:PUBLIC
SUMMARY:Barry Truax: A Special Presentation
DTSTART:20101118T010000Z
CREATED:20101109T234536Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:05D267D3-C04B-11DB-8B65-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070326T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Introduction to Voice\nInstructor: Tanya Marquardt
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070326T190000
DTSTAMP:20070219T185730Z
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Introduction to Voice\nInstructor: Tanya Marquardt\nMarch 5\
 , 12\, 19 & 26 2007\n7-8 pm\n$40\n\nThis course is designed for those wa
 nting to integrate voice into their artistic practice\, whether as dance
 rs\, theatre makers\, performance artists or musicians. Each class will 
 develop the students knowledge of their own voice through guided explora
 tions\, basic vocal anatomy\, and exercises designed to warm up the voic
 e while increasing vocal range. Wear comfortable\, loose fitting clothin
 g\, bring some water\, and be prepared to move as well as speak. \n\nTan
 ya Marquardt has trained in classical and experimental voice with David 
 Smukler\, Dale Genge\, Judith Koltai\, Linda Putnam\, Lisa Belay\, David
  McMurray Smith\, Maiko Bae Yamamoto\, and Penelope Stella. A graduate o
 f Simon Fraser University and Maindance\, Tanya trained at the National 
 Voice Intensive\, and has been integrating voice into her work as a thea
 tre and dance maker for 10 years. She has worked creatively with many Va
 ncouver dance and theatre companies\, including radix theatre\, MACHiNeN
 OiSeY\, boca del lupo\, The Leaky Heaven Circus\, Peter Bingham\, batter
 y opera\, and Screaming Weenie Productions. She has written three plays\
 , Lounge\, Liminal and Nocturne which opened and closed NextFest 2003 in
  Edmonton Alberta. She also shared a Jesse Richardson Award for Best Ens
 emble with The Leaky Heaven Circus on King Llyr. 
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TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060619T200000
UID:B9DC6092-FFE9-11DA-99B6-000D933194E0
DTSTAMP:20060619T231836Z
LOCATION:Vancity Film Center
DESCRIPTION:Infra-structural Image: Urban Projections from the Bay Area\
 n[INFBA]  Vancity Theatre Screenings\nUSA\, 117 min\, various\nDirected 
 By: Bruce Baillie\,\nMichael Rudnick\,\nEmie Gehr\,\nNathaniel Dorsky\,\
 nDominic Angerame\,\nScott Stark\,\nTominari Nishikawa\n\nFrom film mark
 eters to urban specialists\, everyone loves to compare Vancouver with Lo
 s Angeles. But more than any other west coast city\, it is perhaps San F
 rancisco that shares the greatest similarities with Western Canada’s lar
 gest urban enclave. The topography of both the Vancouver Lower Mainland 
 and the San Francisco Bay Area creates a spectacularly scenic setting on
  the Pacific\, and\, because of this\, there is also an obsession with “
 the view” that has shaped both cities’ urban formations. These cities al
 so share innovative art traditions and a long-held fascination with resp
 ect to the urban panorama. In San Francisco\, the influence of Eadweard 
 Muybridge’s 19th-century experiments with photography and proto-cinema i
 s still being felt\; in Vancouver\, the so-called “Vancouver School phot
 o-conceptualist” artists have consistently probed the intersections betw
 een modernism\, the city\, and film.\n \nThe Infra-structural Image: Urb
 an Projections from the Bay Area and Vancouver is a two-evening film ser
 ies presenting a number of experimental short films and videos about the
  city that illustrate these mutual interests. The screenings examine wor
 k from the ‘60s to the present in which form and content are generated b
 y the architectonic properties of public spaces and the broader “urban f
 ield” of both cities. These artists take apart and reassemble images of 
 the buildings\, streets\, public squares\, and corporate plazas to illum
 inate the life lived within. Many of these Bay Area films and videos hav
 e never been screened in Vancouver\, while the Vancouver films have rare
 ly been screened\, and have never shown together.\n \nCastro Street (Bru
 ce Baillie\, 1966\, 10 min.\, 16mm)\nPanorama (Michael Rudnick\, 1982\, 
 13 min.\,16mm)\nSide/Walk/Shuttle (Ernie Gehr\, 1991\, 40 min.\,16mm)\nV
 ariations (Nathaniel Dorsky\, 1992-1998\, 24 min.\,16mm)\nPremonition (D
 ominic Angerame\, 1995\, 9 min.\, 16mm)\nSLOW (Scott Stark \, 2001\, 16 
 min.\, MiniDV)\nMarket Street (Tomonari Nishikawa\, 2005\, 5 min.\,16mm)
 \n \nCurated by Jordon Strom.\nJordan Strom is a Masters of Arts candida
 te in Critical and Curatorial Studies (Art History) at The University of
  British Columbia.\n\nThis project was made possible through the Univers
 ity of British Columbia Department of Art History\, Visual Art\, and The
 ory and the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery at UBC\, the Alvin Balki
 nd Fund for Student Curatorial Initiatives\, and the Vancouver Internati
 onal Film Festival & Vancity Theatre.\n 
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.viff.org/tixSYS/vifc/filmguide/event.php?EventN
 umber=1158
SEQUENCE:2
SUMMARY:Screening - Infra-structural Image: Urban Projections from the B
 ay Area
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060619T190000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T041445Z
UID:7D64CE3D-BA06-11DB-81B7-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070214T151500
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070214T141500
DTSTAMP:20100110T041409Z
SEQUENCE:1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:BAC3C4C4-7AE8-11D9-BED8-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20050215T203000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Upgrade 2.0
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20050215T193000
DTSTAMP:20050209T222138Z
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Join us Tuesday\, February 15th at 730 pm for a talk by Kate
  Armstrong and Michael Tippett. Kate Armstrong and Michael Tippett will 
 launch their new net art collaboration Grafik Dynamo\, a 2004-2005 commi
 ssion for Turbulence.\n\nGrafik Dynamo is a net art work that loads live
  images from blogs and news sources on the web into a live action comic 
 strip. The images are accompanied by narrative fragments that are dynami
 cally loaded into speech and thought bubbles and randomly displayed. Ani
 mating the comic strip using dynamic web content opens up the genre in a
  new way: Together\, the images and narrative serve to create a strange\
 , dislocated notion of sense and expectation in the reader\, as they are
  sometimes at odds with each other\, sometimes perfectly in sync\, and a
 lways moving and changing. The work takes an experimental approach to op
 en ended narrative\, positing a new hybrid between the flow of data anim
 ating the work and the formal perameter that comprises its structure.\n\
 nKate Armstrong\nKate Armstrong is a new media artist and writer who has
  lived and worked in Canada\, France\, Japan\, Scotland\, and the United
  States. Her work focuses on the creation of experimental narrative form
 s\, particularly works in which poetics are inserted within the function
 al framework of computer programs\, and performative pieces in which com
 puter functionality is merged with physical space. She has worked with a
  variety of forms including short films\, theatre\, essays\, net art\, p
 erformative network events\, psychogeography and installation.\n\nArmstr
 ong was artist in residence at the Techlab at the Surrey Art Gallery and
  received a New Media Production Grant from the Canada Council in 2003. 
 She is a recipient of a 2004-2005 commission of New Radio and Performing
  Arts\, Inc.\, for Turbulence\, which was made possible with funding fro
 m the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts. Her artwork has been e
 xhibited internationally. Armstrong curates Upgrade 2.0 at the Western F
 ront in conjunction with Upgrade in New York\, and runs the media arts o
 rganization Special Airplane. She has written for P.S 1/MoMA\, the Palm 
 Beach Institute of Contemporary Art\, TrAce\, Year Zero One\, and The Th
 ing\, as well as for catalogue publications. Her first book\, Crisis & R
 epetition: Essays on Art and Culture\, was published in 2002.\n\nMichael
  Tippett\nMichael Tippett has a decade of experience creating and managi
 ng technology businesses. With expertise in design\, namespace\, distrib
 uted & mobile media and wireless technology\, Tippett's media background
  is in pioneering new forms of networked content. His newest venture\, N
 owPublic.com\, uses emerging technologies like camera phones\, digital c
 ameras\, blogging tools and RSS standards to change the way news is crea
 ted and distributed. NowPublic.com lets people build their own news. Blo
 ggers can use their blogs to automatically dispatch photographers to the
  site of a news story anywhere in the world. At the same time\, photogra
 phers can distribute\, manage and sell their media. News readers can see
  what members are reporting on and see how this is reflected elsewhere o
 n the web and in the media. Content that passes through NowPublic is sys
 tematically organized and accessible into multiple and specific RSS feed
 s and is fed back into the blogosphere. NowPublic can be thought of as "
 reality news" - providing a hub for citizen reporting and for viewing wo
 rld events though the prism of an alternate\, distributed\, real time me
 dia.\n \nURLS:\nhttp://www.nowpublic.com\nhttp://www.turbulence.org\nhtt
 p://www.katearmstrong.com\n \nTuesday\, February 15th at 730 pm\nWestern
  Front\n303 East 8th Avenue\nVancouver\, Canada\n \nSee you there!\n \nK
 ate Armstrong
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:D2B47CB2-9E31-4AC9-8912-BD8D2D1F3217
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080607T235900
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:dubforms9 - : CHEFAL : rinse.fm\, fwd\, transition\, ringo recor
 ds\, london.uk\n\n: TERMITE : volume\, edinburgh.scotland\n\n: TAAL MALA
  & MAX ULIS : lighta! sound\, sub-osc\n\n: DJ ABEL & THE PHONOGRAFF : br
 uk out\, equilibrium\n\n: PRINCE SHO : royal platoon\n\n: LIMINAL SPACES
  + MARK YUEN + BRADY MARKS : vj team
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080607T220000
DTSTAMP:20080604T000700Z
LOCATION:oopen studios - 252 E. 1st ave.
SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:new forms festival + lighta! sound\n________________________
 ________________________________________\n\n: DUBFORMS9 : 4 directions i
 n dubstep and dancefloor bass\nsaturday\, june 7th / open studios\n_____
 ___________________________________________________________\n\n: CHEFAL 
 : rinse.fm\, fwd\, transition\, ringo records\, london.uk\n\n: TERMITE :
  volume\, edinburgh.scotland\n\n: TAAL MALA & MAX ULIS : lighta! sound\,
  sub-osc\n\n: DJ ABEL & THE PHONOGRAFF : bruk out\, equilibrium\n\n: PRI
 NCE SHO : royal platoon\n\n: LIMINAL SPACES + MARK YUEN + BRADY MARKS : 
 vj team\n\n_____________________________________________________________
 ___\n\nsaturday\, june 7th / open studios - 252 E. 1st ave. / 10pm - lat
 e / $15 in advance / $25 @ the door\nticket outlets: Highlife\, Scratch\
 , BeatStreet\, Vinyl\, Zulu\, and clubzone.com\nemail your name to reser
 vations@newformsfestival.com to get on the $15 list at the door (all res
 ervations void after midnight)\ndubforms events have sold out in the pas
 t - to ensure entry buy an advance ticket or get on the reservations lis
 t & arrive before midnight\n\nhttp://www.soundsimple.ca/lightasound / ht
 tp://www.newformsfestival.com\n\n_______________________________________
 _________________________\n\n(further information on artists)\n\n: CHEFA
 L : rinse.fm\, fwd\, transition\, ringo records\, london.uk\n\nOne of th
 e pioneering DJ's of Dubstep Chefal\, aka Chef\, hails from the home of 
 Dubstep - Croydon\, South London. Chefal's upfront selection and skills 
 on the decks have quickly led him to djing extensively both within the U
 K and around Europe. He's resident at THE two pioneering Dubstep nights 
 in London - DMZ and FWD>> - as well as holding residencies at Slam It! (
 Helsinki\, Finland) and Voodoo People (Amsterdam\, Holland). When Chefal
  isn't playing records\, he's busy making them (actually making them) at
  Transition Studios\, where pretty much every fresh dubstep record gets 
 mastered and pressed. Busy man Chefal also finds the time to host a week
 ly Radio Show on London's leading Rinse.Fm as well as manage his own lab
 el - Ringo Records.\n\nmore info on chef:\n\nFrom the early secondary sc
 hool days\, Chefal was spending all his pocket and dinner money on the l
 atest Jungle down at Big Apple on a Friday. He grew up listening to stat
 ions like Kool Fm\, Weekend Rush\, Rinse\, Upfront\, London Underground 
 etc while playing Mario and Streetfighter in his bedroom.\n\nChefal Star
 ted listening to and buying House and Garage around 1997\, when it got d
 arker and more bassline influenced but still kept up to date with the Ju
 ngle and D'n'B until bout 2002. Chefal's sound that he's pushing FWD>> f
 oremost is Dubstep and the best bassed out Grimey beats. "For me it’s th
 e bassline that makes me feel a tune.. "\n\nChefal hooked up with BENGA 
 and SKREAM many years back through Big Apple Records and has been the ma
 in DJ in their crew\, Smooth Kriminals\, so Benga and Skream could conce
 ntrate on the production side of things (tho Chef has starting crafting 
 some bangers himself lately). Chefal rinses out the freshet dubz first f
 rom everybody who’s sound he's feeling including... Benga and Skream\, D
 igital Mystikz\, Loefah\, L.D\, Plastician\, Cyrus\, Tubby\, N-Type\, Qu
 est\, Clue Kid n Cotti\, Pinch\, Hench Crew\, Distance\, Hijak\, D'coy\,
  Kromestar n Cessman .. to name a few.\n\nThe main ingredients of Chef's
  sets are energy and deep sub basslines whether it’s a half step roller 
 or a 4x4 jah shaka style banger\, anything goes if Chefal likes it he’ll
  play it simple. "I play for the crowd and myself\, if I’m not having a 
 good time how can I expect the listeners and ravers to? ..It's all about
  Bass weight maaaaan."\n\nhttp://www.myspace.com/dj_chef\n\n____________
 ____________________________________________________\n\n: TERMITE : volu
 me\, edinburgh.scotland\n\nWhen Termite first visited Vancouver several 
 years back\, she played some of the first red gate parties and left quit
 e a lasting impression. Vancouver was sad to see her go.. but now she's 
 back! and Dubforms is very lucky to have her. Alice's crew in Scotland -
  Volume - basically have the Edinburgh scene on lock\, running regular s
 uccessful events that host the likes of Skream and Benga and many more. 
 Known to mix up dubstep\, grime\, baile funk\, bmore and more\, Termite 
 brings diverse selections to the table with the skills to match\, not to
  mention her bright personality.\n\nhttp://www.myspace.com/alicewillster
  / http://www.myspace.com/movolume\n\n__________________________________
 ______________________________\n\n: TAAL MALA & MAX ULIS : lighta! sound
 \, sub-osc\n\nSealing off the night with Max and Keenan tag-teaming the 
 bass heavy heat. Expect lots of originals from the crew and lots of ener
 gy. Everyone who's heard this hard-hitting duo in action knows this is s
 omething to look forward to. 'nuff said.\n\nhttp://www.myspace.com/maxtr
 onic / http://www.myspace.com/taalmala / http://www.soundsimple.ca/light
 asound\n\n______________________________________________________________
 __\n\n: DJ ABEL & THE PHONOGRAFF : bruk out\, equilibrium\n\nNow THIS sh
 ould be something as well. A turntablist take on dubstep and bass music 
 to open the night. Using 3 decks & Serato - which means a virtual 5 turn
 table set-up - mixing and cutting up a blend of their own production wit
 h other carefully selected jams\, this should get the night rolling pret
 ty quick. (get there early folks!)\n\nDJ ABEL's been djing for 12 years\
 , starting back in '95 playing skate comps and b-boy battles\, then movi
 ng on to DMC and ITF turntablist scratch battles in '99 until '04. Then 
 Abel began playing dancehall/reggae along with an already steady funksou
 l/hiphop influenced mix. He's played all over canada\, san francisco and
  even down to guatemala\, and is a regular face in vancouver's clubscene
 . http://www.myspace.com/blacksharkent / http://www.facebook.com/profile
 .php?id=559037550&hiq=abel%2Croy\n\nTHE PHONOGRAFF is Mike Jones (real n
 ame folks!)\, who has been DJing for over a decade now. The name ‘The Ph
 onoGraff’ was given to Mr.Jones by MOKA ONLY to help represent and signi
 fy his love for both music and graffiti. Originally hailing from Kamloop
 s BC\, he has been building in Vancouver for the last 6 years. In 1999\,
  Phonograff released a critically acclaimed mixtape called ‘Train of Tho
 ught’\, selling more then 1000 copies hand to hand with no distribution\
 , featuring tracks from West Coast underground legends and his first jou
 rneys into his own musical production. “From the Bottom Up” is The Phono
 Graff’s debut full-length album\, featuring the likes of Moka Only\, Kia
  Kadiri\, JC Subliminal\, Luckyiam.PSC\, Edge 1\, Just B and Coco Love A
 lcorn. “It’s straight up hip-hop.. fusing roots reggae\, dub\, latin jaz
 z\, electronic music and huge beats with heavy bass and warm elements\, 
 all the while keeping the turntablism and scratching in the mix.” Phono 
 has opened for 50 Cent\, Blackalicious\, Lady Sovereign\, Alkaholiks\, J
 urassic 5\, Digable Planets\, Zion I\, Living Legends\, Kirby Dominant\,
  Maestro Fresh Wes\, Sixtoo\, Mr.Dibbs\, Swollen Members\, and countless
  others. http://www.myspace.com/thephonograff\n\n_______________________
 _________________________________________\n\n: PRINCE SHO : royal platoo
 n\n\nNo stranger to mic-handling over the dubstep flavours\, Sho is back
  once again and guruntee's the fire. He said so himself.\n\nhttp://www.m
 yspace.com/royalplatoon\n\n_____________________________________________
 ___________________\n\n: LIMINAL SPACES + MARK YUEN + BRADY MARKS : vj t
 eam\n\nA solid VJ line-up to compliment a solid night of music. Liminal 
 Spaces and Mark Yuen have both rocked Dubforms before and are equally ex
 cited to be back. Brady Marks is a fresh face to the series\, and known 
 figure in Vancouver for a wide range of art\, theory and musical experim
 ents. (It's rumoured that Brady is building a 3D visual environment to r
 eact to the music for this night)\n\nhttp://www.markyuen.com / http://ww
 w.inter-mission.org/bradymarks.html\n\n\n\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:017A32AF-CA75-11DA-8400-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060420T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Talk Talk
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060420T200000
DTSTAMP:20060412T223831Z
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Talk Talk\n\nJoin us at 8pm on Thursday\, April 20 for a tal
 k by Vancouver-based media and\nvisual artist Daniel Jolliffe. Jolliffe 
 will talk about his anonymous public\nspeech project Public Voices\, com
 prised of the mobile sculpture One Free\nMinute and upcoming public spee
 ch projects in Quebec City and San Jose\,\nCalifornia.\n\nDaniel Jolliff
 e has been a media/visual artist since 1989. Working with\nsculptural fr
 ameworks that conceal the technology that gives rise to their\nfunctiona
 lity\, his works query how embodied conscious experience has been\nchang
 ed by the intervention of technology. His interactive works and\ntechnol
 ogy-based art projects have been shown across Canada and\ninternationall
 y.\n\nAfter the talk we will wander down to the Whip Gallery [209 east 6
 th\navenue] for a drink and some chatter. Please join!\n\nWhen: Thursday
 \, April 20 at 8pm\nWhere: Western Front\, 303 East 8th Avenue\, Vancouv
 er\, Canada\nFREE! \n\nURL: http://www.katearmstrong.com/upgrade/vancouv
 er/\n\nOn NowPublic: http://www.nowpublic.com/node/42693\n\nCiao\nKate\n
 
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:70A4CD57-24AD-11DA-AC01-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20050922T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:feme night 
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20050922T190000
DTSTAMP:20050913T232420Z
LOCATION:honey
SEQUENCE:2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:59E351AC-7D02-40D4-A3F4-1616D8A42287
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081115T040000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:VIVO Res - 6
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081115T040000
DTSTAMP:20081112T185546Z
SEQUENCE:0
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20090523T030000
UID:06E7586C-4ED4-4AEB-8F99-EB63C3F2C473
DTSTAMP:20100110T041403Z
LOCATION:The Sinking Ship Gallery\, 440 W. Pender @ Richards\, Vancouver
 \, BC
DESCRIPTION:Sink or Swim\nFriday May 22nd\n\nA fundraiser and Auction wi
 th Performances by:\n\n\n\nSpectrum Interview | Electro-Acoustic Textura
 l Onslaught | http://spectruminterview.com/\n\nBirdwise Fehr Rzemieniak 
 | Electro-Acoustic Noise Emissions Occasionally Intended For Dancing | V
 isuals by Victor Ballesteros\n\nYesod | Electro-Acoustic Dub\n\nJason Co
 rder and Sara Gold | Kentucky-Vancouver Electro-Caustic Tele-Presence ht
 tp://www.offthesky.com/\n\niDisaster | Berlin School\n\nVincent Parker |
  Dance Party Mahssif Whut | http://www.myspace.com/vincentparkermusic\n\
 nBrady Marks | Electroglitch50squeercoreminimaldub | http://www.inter-mi
 ssion.org/bradymarks.html\n\nThomas Cunningham IV | Dance Hearty Pants P
 arty\n\nCody Gold | Minimal Tech House and The Techno\n\n\n\n\nEntrance 
 is by donation\, suggested 2 - 10$. All are welcome.\n\nA silent auction
  of local Arts and Crafts will also take place throughout the evening to
  be announced at midnight!\n\nAll funds generated will be donated to Kiv
 a.org on behalf of the Global Agents for Change who will be riding their
  bikes from Vancouver to Tijuana in support of Kiva\, A micro-loan progr
 am connecting independent lenders (you and me!) directly with struggling
  entrepreneurs in the developing world.\n\nhttp://www.Kiva.org\n\n\n\nTh
 e Sinking Ship Gallery\n440 W. Pender @ Richards\nBack alley entrance\n\
 nDoors open at 7pm\, Show starts 8pm and goes until we can't stand anymo
 re!\nLimited capacity\, get there early folks!\n\nhttp://www.facebook.co
 m/event.php?eid=79252489311
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=79252489311
SEQUENCE:122
SUMMARY:Sink or Swim
DTSTART:20090522T180000
CREATED:20090518T054042Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080123T220000
UID:73B79F65-E150-4879-B7AE-4956B2BF9C94
DTSTAMP:20080115T223839Z
LOCATION:memelab
DESCRIPTION:Wednesdays 8:30-10 pm\n\nher jazz noise collective is an exp
 erimental music network for women in Vancouver. We are determined to hel
 p create an inclusive noise community and supportive space for women to 
 meet and experiment musically. We hope this project will be a catalyst f
 or the formation of more female-based groups in this genre. We are trans
 -inclusive\, please and thank you! No experience or commitment it requir
 ed - just the desire to try... This is not a band\, its the beginning of
  a more radical\, open\, posi-core community invested in dialogue about 
 gender\, power and personal experience. \n\nfor more info about her jazz
  and/or the wednesday jams: herjazznoisecollective@yahoo.ca / 
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.myspace.com/herjazznoisecollective
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:open jam - her jazz noise collective\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080123T203000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080301T130000
UID:7D20D602-A8AA-48F9-AD78-E41E02E7437A
DTSTAMP:20080219T043409Z
LOCATION:SAG
DESCRIPTION:Surrey invited you to "Sound Thinking Symposium @ SAG" on Sa
 turday\, March 1 at 12:00pm.\n\nEvent: Sound Thinking Symposium @ SAG\n 
       "Conversations on Audio Art"\nWhat: Listening Party\nHost: The Sur
 rey Art Gallery\nWhen: Saturday\, March 1 at 12:00pm\nWhere: The Surrey 
 Art Gallery's Studio Theatre\n\nTo see more details and RSVP\, follow th
 e link below:\nhttp://www.facebook.com/n/?event.php&eid=10237431966\n
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/n/?event.php&eid=10237431966
SEQUENCE:7
SUMMARY:Sound Thinking : Symposium
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080301T120000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20110107T074020Z
UID:0F36A6FD-3181-4BE7-B5A9-591669187399
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110112T190000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Three Readings: Camera\, Tape and Sound (Kathy Acker\, Steve McC
 affery/bpNicol\, and Kevin Davies\, as introduced by George Bowering) 
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110112T180000
DTSTAMP:20110111T011704Z
LOCATION:Western Front
SEQUENCE:5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20110722T080000Z
UID:e246619935349264@facebook.com
DTSTAMP:20110711T191137Z
LOCATION:LanaLou's\, 362 Powell Street\, Vancouver\, BC
DESCRIPTION:Every wonder what what the DJ's of Vancouver's longest runni
 ng and most successful alternative music nights (Sanctuary & Sin City) l
 isten to on their days off?!  Well\, you'll find out at Bonz.ai's third 
 instalment on Thursday July 21st when Isaac Terpstra (DJ Pandemonium) an
 d Alex Kennedy (R-Lex) tag team a very special set of their personal ecl
 ectic elektro-favourites! Trust us folks\, this will be a truly unique m
 usical experience!\n\nAs always\, the Bonz.ai DJ's will be playing the v
 ery best of the rest (rest of the best?)\, old and new. So\, come early\
 , grab a bite (the food is REALLY REALLY good)\, and listen/*dance* to s
 ome AWESOME WEIRDO ELECTRONIC BEATS!\n\n(($5. cover. Guest list spots av
 ailable - message any of the Bonz.ai crew *before* 5PM Thursday July 21)
 )\n\nhttp://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=246619935349264
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=246619935349264
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:2038
CLASS:PUBLIC
SUMMARY:Bonz.ai_1.03
DTSTART:20110722T030000Z
CREATED:20110711T183739Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:634998C9-D107-41BC-A9CD-AC3F27C10D4B
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090201T000000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:df12
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090131T220000
DTSTAMP:20090128T211957Z
SEQUENCE:5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:62D11EC5-5725-11DC-8C6A-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070910T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:VLAFF - Paloma de Papel + Shorts
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070910T190000
DTSTAMP:20070830T182022Z
LOCATION:Pacific Cinémathèque
SEQUENCE:2
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.vlaff.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:14282F2D-8CA5-4BE5-B0CB-AEE15A3BDF13
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090228T000000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Antony and the Johnsons
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090227T180000
DTSTAMP:20090227T200108Z
LOCATION:Vogue Theatre
SEQUENCE:11
DESCRIPTION:Vogue Theatre\, Vancouver\, BC\nFri\, Feb 27\, 2009 07:00 PM
 
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:87971BAA-5D5C-474A-A858-DFEE3A8A0E67
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080707T220000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Her Noise - Dance Troupe\nRed Clover\nBurrow Owl\nHer Jazz Tape 
 Project
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080707T210000
DTSTAMP:20080703T213116Z
LOCATION:vivo
SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:\nx\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:E517BD6F-EDDD-11DA-A297-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060527T190000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:VAG | Arthur Erickson & Nicholas Olsberg in Conversation
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060527T180000
DTSTAMP:20060528T000742Z
LOCATION:VAG
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Vancouver Art Gallery\n750 Hornby Street Vancouver BC. V6Z 2
 H7 604.662.4700\n \n Arthur Erickson \n \nArthur Erickson and Nicholas O
 lsberg in Conversation\nSaturday May 27\, 7 pm\nRobson Square Theatre\n 
 \nArthur Erickson is widely acclaimed as the pre-eminent Canadian archit
 ect of\nthe latter half of the twentieth century. Through his work\, Eri
 ckson has\nexplored the ways that architecture can ³charge space with an
  inner presence\nand meaning² and make ³mundane materialsŠinto something
  more evocative and\npowerful than the sum of their parts.²  With truthf
 ulness to materials and\nextraordinary attention to  context\, Erickson¹
 s work embodies a remarkable\nrange of cultural references while avoidin
 g any sense of imitation or\nmimicry. Working from the premise that ³the
 re is no such thing as a\nfreestanding structure\,² his work dissolves t
 he boundaries between buildings\nand their surroundings\, making structu
 res that read the landscape as a\ngeography of time and space\, with an 
 underlying dynamic and an outlaying\nstructure that architecture can mak
 e visible.\n \nArthur Erickson will be joined in conversation by Nichola
 s Olsberg\, Director\nof the Canadian Centre for Architecture from July 
 2001 to May 2004. Olsberg\nwas founding head of the Archives of the Hist
 ory of Art at the Getty Center\nand directed the Master¹s Program in His
 tory and Archival Methods at the\nUniversity of Massachusetts. His publi
 cations include works on the political\nand literary culture of the Amer
 ican South\, American colonial\nadministration\, American architecture i
 n the twentieth century\, and archival\nand museum theory. \n \nAdmissio
 n is $10 for non-members. Members/seniors/students $10  \nFor advance bo
 oking\, please call 604-662-4717.  Please note advance booking\nfor this
  lecture ends May 25.  After this date\, subject to availability\,\ntick
 ets may be purchased at the door.\n \nCurators¹ Tour \nSunday May 28\, 1
  pm and 3 pm\n \nJoin Grant Arnold and Nicholas Olsberg\, exhibition cur
 ators\, and David\nTheodore\, contributor to the exhibition and accompan
 ying publication\, for a\ntour of the exhibition Arthur Erickson: Critic
 al Works. The exhibition\nfocuses on twelve projects undertaken by Erick
 son over the past 43 years\,\nfrom Simon Fraser University (1963)\, to t
 he Waterfall Building (2002)\, and\nexamines Erickson¹s use of concrete 
 as a primary material together with the\nconceptions of landscape\, publ
 ic space and social value that have provided\nthe framework for Erickson
 ¹s practice.\n \nGrant Arnold is Audain Curator of British Columbia Art 
 at the Vancouver Art\nGallery\, where he participates in the Gallery¹s e
 xhibition and collecting\nactivities. He was previously Senior Curator a
 t the Art Gallery of Windsor\nand Extension Coordinator at the Mendel Ar
 t Gallery. Over the past seventeen\nyears\, he has organized more than t
 hirty exhibitions of historical\, modern\nand contemporary art.\n \nDavi
 d Theodore is a research associate and lecturer in the School of\nArchit
 ecture\, and also teaches design in the undergraduate and master¹s\nprof
 essional programs at McGill University in Montreal. He is currently\nres
 earching the history of healthcare architecture\, and regularly reviews\
 narchitecture and design for several publications\, including Architectu
 re\,\nAzure\, Canadian Architect and Maisonneuve.\n \nFree with Gallery 
 admission. For information phone 604-662-4717\n \nArthur Erickson \nVanc
 ouver Art Gallery\nMay 27 to September 10\, 2006
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BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080807T210000
UID:F5391762-69CF-49AE-931C-BB1B030981B6
DTSTAMP:20080807T233429Z
LOCATION:Solder and Sons - 247 - Main
DESCRIPTION:8PM Thurs Aug 7 at Solder and Sons.\n$7 show\, $15 w/ CD\nPh
 one: 604.315.7198\nAddress: 247 Main Street\, Vancouver BC\, V6A 2S7\n\n
 Reviews:\nhttp://www.indyish.com/tag/dixies-death-pool\nhttp://www.eyewe
 ekly.com/print/article/32593\n\n\nhttp://solderandsons.com/\nhttp://www.
 myspace.com/dixiesdeathpool\n\nDIXIE'S DEATH POOL . SCARLET LAKE\nSolder
  & Sons\n247 Main St. Vancouver\, BC\nhttp://www.solderandsons.com/\n\n
URL;VALUE=URI:http://solderandsons.com/
SEQUENCE:7
SUMMARY:Lee Hutzulak + Solder and Sons present a CD launch for:\nDixie's
  Death Pool's Scarlet Lake
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080807T200000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:BC9ACA2C-292A-11DB-B9F9-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060811T060000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:GLAM DAMMIT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060811T050000
DTSTAMP:20060811T113611Z
LOCATION:42 West 8th Ave
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Doors 8pm\, Film 9pm\, Party 10:30\n$20 with Film $15 After\
 n\nFRIDAY AUGUST 11TH:  GLAM DAMMIT!\n\n\nYou all know John Cameron Mitc
 hell as the writer/director/star of Hedwig & the Angry Inch.  What you m
 ight not know is that he is coming to Vancouver to pre-screen his new fi
 lm SHORT BUS which just premiered at Caan.  I\nabsolutely LOVE this movi
 e.  Its a great story and the actors just happen to have real live sex i
 n it. After the screening there will be some performances from Sweet Sou
 l Burlesque and Hugh Phukovsky. Then John will get on the turntables him
 self and keep the party pumpin.\n\n\n> > > The guy who is throwing the p
 arty is from NYC as well.  I was at an\n> >event\n> > > he threw there l
 ast year that to this day was  one of my favourite\n> >parties\n> > > of
  all time!\n>\n> > >\n> > > so this should be a great!\n> > > Love & lau
 ghs\,\n> > > Hugh\n> > >\n> >\n>\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110611T170000
UID:9AA6A38D-3938-4271-8E55-229B8C015CFE
DTSTAMP:20110511T024403Z
LOCATION:CentreA
DESCRIPTION: -This workshop offers an exercise in visualizing sound thro
 ugh the exploration of a rich array of metal instruments\, including a s
 et of large custom made steel drums engineered by Japanese percussionist
  Kuniko Kato. These instruments don’t have a specific pitch but a wide r
 esonant spectrum that can be visualized through oscilloscopes. Seeking t
 o link the seemingly disparate phenomena of sight and sound\, artists ha
 ve been researching and experimenting to implement musical structures in
  visual imagery and to explore methods or devices which can translate so
 unds or music into a related visual presentation. Through a parallel syn
 esthetic approach\, participants will be guided through a sound-thinking
  process as an invitation not to treat reality as it were a full presenc
 e\, absolute\, and to let flourish inside us love for diversity\, for th
 e unexpected\, for a logos whose inspiration goes back to Heraclitus' th
 inking: a logos that is in constant motion\, and draws strength and life
  from its own contradictions. That logos invites us to oppose ourselves 
 to that type of ontology that considers everything as an emanation from 
 a sole source: the creator versus the audience\, the “haves” versus the 
 “have-nots”.
URL;VALUE=URI:http://centrea.org/index.cfm?go=site.index&section=exhibit
 ions&tag=upcoming&id=95
SEQUENCE:9
SUMMARY:Open Wkshp: SOUND EXPERIMENT with Daniel Tones and Giorgio Magna
 nensi
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110611T130000
CREATED:20110511T023845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:EB08A62B-5E5D-4C31-AD20-B2DB12614098
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080827T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:REMEMBER:\nA presentation and discussion with\nMichael Nicoll Ya
 hgulanaas\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080827T190000
DTSTAMP:20080729T211221Z
LOCATION:SFU Harbour Centre
SEQUENCE:5
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.geist.com/yahgulanaas-michael-nicoll
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:E26BBFC4-B000-46CD-A605-858B43EF18A9
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20080420
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Signal & Noise - 2008
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080417
DTSTAMP:20080212T093759Z
LOCATION:Vivo
SEQUENCE:4
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:CCA20C82-5815-11DB-873D-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061126T180000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:WorkShop: SLAB - MEDIA INTEGRATION
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061126T140000
DTSTAMP:20061010T041442Z
LOCATION:Video In
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:MEDIA INTEGRATION\nInstructors: Ben Bogart\, Mark Brady\nSat
 . Nov. 25\, from 2 to 6 PM\nSun. Nov. 26\, from 2 to 6 PM\n\nAfter becom
 ing comfortable with creating images and sounds in Pure-Data and making 
 physical objects move\, we can now concentrate on linking visual\, sonic
  and physical media. In this workshop we will look at how to make comput
 ers send commands to one another as well as how to make computers and el
 ectronic circuits send commands back and forth. In order to connect elec
 tronic circuits to Pure-Data we will use the Arduino board.\nBy the end 
 of this workshop participants will have visual\, sonic and physical medi
 a interconnected through Pure-Data.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:914A8BEE-98BC-4AAE-8AB9-0DDF7DC7DB21
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081016T230000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:opening: Making Real - Mat Bushell\, Guido Molinari\, Monique Mo
 uton\, Richard Tuttle - Curated by Eli Bornowsky
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081016T200000
DTSTAMP:20081016T231146Z
LOCATION:Or Gallery -\n555 Hamilton St. Vancouver
SEQUENCE:11
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.orgallery.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:8CE9AC30-B75E-4F99-99D0-6B101D944D9D
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080516T220000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Eric Powell: sound.garden.scape
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080516T190000
DTSTAMP:20080516T000811Z
LOCATION:VIVO\, 1965 Main Street
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:15 + 16 May 2008 | 7pm – 10 pm\n17 May 2008 | 2 pm – 9pm\; h
 osted soundwalk at 2pm\n\nsound.garden.scape is a soundwalk installation
 . Using portable radios\, soundwalkers can explore an interactive re-pre
 sentation of Vancouver's Gastown.  The artist will be present to host wa
 lks through the installation. Soundwalkers are requested to bring portab
 le FM stereo receivers and earphones. A limited number of radios are ava
 ilable.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:F64BD10D-1ADC-11DC-87F6-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070616T235900
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Monster's Ball
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070616T220000
DTSTAMP:20070615T210820Z
LOCATION:Secret Location!
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Please come this Saturday for a monstrously good time!\nDres
 s up! Dance! Win Prizes! Get Un-Baptised!\n\nPlease DO NOT forward widel
 y!\n\nNo 'ins and outs' on the night -- smoking room\nprovided.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:490B1D78-6ABD-41EC-90B4-866835A20052
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080607T235900
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:dubforms9 - : CHEFAL : rinse.fm\, fwd\, transition\, ringo recor
 ds\, london.uk\n\n: TERMITE : volume\, edinburgh.scotland\n\n: TAAL MALA
  & MAX ULIS : lighta! sound\, sub-osc\n\n: DJ ABEL & THE PHONOGRAFF : br
 uk out\, equilibrium\n\n: PRINCE SHO : royal platoon\n\n: LIMINAL SPACES
  + MARK YUEN + BRADY MARKS : vj team
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080607T220000
DTSTAMP:20080604T000700Z
LOCATION:oopen studios - 252 E. 1st ave.
SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:new forms festival + lighta! sound\n________________________
 ________________________________________\n\n: DUBFORMS9 : 4 directions i
 n dubstep and dancefloor bass\nsaturday\, june 7th / open studios\n_____
 ___________________________________________________________\n\n: CHEFAL 
 : rinse.fm\, fwd\, transition\, ringo records\, london.uk\n\n: TERMITE :
  volume\, edinburgh.scotland\n\n: TAAL MALA & MAX ULIS : lighta! sound\,
  sub-osc\n\n: DJ ABEL & THE PHONOGRAFF : bruk out\, equilibrium\n\n: PRI
 NCE SHO : royal platoon\n\n: LIMINAL SPACES + MARK YUEN + BRADY MARKS : 
 vj team\n\n_____________________________________________________________
 ___\n\nsaturday\, june 7th / open studios - 252 E. 1st ave. / 10pm - lat
 e / $15 in advance / $25 @ the door\nticket outlets: Highlife\, Scratch\
 , BeatStreet\, Vinyl\, Zulu\, and clubzone.com\nemail your name to reser
 vations@newformsfestival.com to get on the $15 list at the door (all res
 ervations void after midnight)\ndubforms events have sold out in the pas
 t - to ensure entry buy an advance ticket or get on the reservations lis
 t & arrive before midnight\n\nhttp://www.soundsimple.ca/lightasound / ht
 tp://www.newformsfestival.com\n\n_______________________________________
 _________________________\n\n(further information on artists)\n\n: CHEFA
 L : rinse.fm\, fwd\, transition\, ringo records\, london.uk\n\nOne of th
 e pioneering DJ's of Dubstep Chefal\, aka Chef\, hails from the home of 
 Dubstep - Croydon\, South London. Chefal's upfront selection and skills 
 on the decks have quickly led him to djing extensively both within the U
 K and around Europe. He's resident at THE two pioneering Dubstep nights 
 in London - DMZ and FWD>> - as well as holding residencies at Slam It! (
 Helsinki\, Finland) and Voodoo People (Amsterdam\, Holland). When Chefal
  isn't playing records\, he's busy making them (actually making them) at
  Transition Studios\, where pretty much every fresh dubstep record gets 
 mastered and pressed. Busy man Chefal also finds the time to host a week
 ly Radio Show on London's leading Rinse.Fm as well as manage his own lab
 el - Ringo Records.\n\nmore info on chef:\n\nFrom the early secondary sc
 hool days\, Chefal was spending all his pocket and dinner money on the l
 atest Jungle down at Big Apple on a Friday. He grew up listening to stat
 ions like Kool Fm\, Weekend Rush\, Rinse\, Upfront\, London Underground 
 etc while playing Mario and Streetfighter in his bedroom.\n\nChefal Star
 ted listening to and buying House and Garage around 1997\, when it got d
 arker and more bassline influenced but still kept up to date with the Ju
 ngle and D'n'B until bout 2002. Chefal's sound that he's pushing FWD>> f
 oremost is Dubstep and the best bassed out Grimey beats. "For me it’s th
 e bassline that makes me feel a tune.. "\n\nChefal hooked up with BENGA 
 and SKREAM many years back through Big Apple Records and has been the ma
 in DJ in their crew\, Smooth Kriminals\, so Benga and Skream could conce
 ntrate on the production side of things (tho Chef has starting crafting 
 some bangers himself lately). Chefal rinses out the freshet dubz first f
 rom everybody who’s sound he's feeling including... Benga and Skream\, D
 igital Mystikz\, Loefah\, L.D\, Plastician\, Cyrus\, Tubby\, N-Type\, Qu
 est\, Clue Kid n Cotti\, Pinch\, Hench Crew\, Distance\, Hijak\, D'coy\,
  Kromestar n Cessman .. to name a few.\n\nThe main ingredients of Chef's
  sets are energy and deep sub basslines whether it’s a half step roller 
 or a 4x4 jah shaka style banger\, anything goes if Chefal likes it he’ll
  play it simple. "I play for the crowd and myself\, if I’m not having a 
 good time how can I expect the listeners and ravers to? ..It's all about
  Bass weight maaaaan."\n\nhttp://www.myspace.com/dj_chef\n\n____________
 ____________________________________________________\n\n: TERMITE : volu
 me\, edinburgh.scotland\n\nWhen Termite first visited Vancouver several 
 years back\, she played some of the first red gate parties and left quit
 e a lasting impression. Vancouver was sad to see her go.. but now she's 
 back! and Dubforms is very lucky to have her. Alice's crew in Scotland -
  Volume - basically have the Edinburgh scene on lock\, running regular s
 uccessful events that host the likes of Skream and Benga and many more. 
 Known to mix up dubstep\, grime\, baile funk\, bmore and more\, Termite 
 brings diverse selections to the table with the skills to match\, not to
  mention her bright personality.\n\nhttp://www.myspace.com/alicewillster
  / http://www.myspace.com/movolume\n\n__________________________________
 ______________________________\n\n: TAAL MALA & MAX ULIS : lighta! sound
 \, sub-osc\n\nSealing off the night with Max and Keenan tag-teaming the 
 bass heavy heat. Expect lots of originals from the crew and lots of ener
 gy. Everyone who's heard this hard-hitting duo in action knows this is s
 omething to look forward to. 'nuff said.\n\nhttp://www.myspace.com/maxtr
 onic / http://www.myspace.com/taalmala / http://www.soundsimple.ca/light
 asound\n\n______________________________________________________________
 __\n\n: DJ ABEL & THE PHONOGRAFF : bruk out\, equilibrium\n\nNow THIS sh
 ould be something as well. A turntablist take on dubstep and bass music 
 to open the night. Using 3 decks & Serato - which means a virtual 5 turn
 table set-up - mixing and cutting up a blend of their own production wit
 h other carefully selected jams\, this should get the night rolling pret
 ty quick. (get there early folks!)\n\nDJ ABEL's been djing for 12 years\
 , starting back in '95 playing skate comps and b-boy battles\, then movi
 ng on to DMC and ITF turntablist scratch battles in '99 until '04. Then 
 Abel began playing dancehall/reggae along with an already steady funksou
 l/hiphop influenced mix. He's played all over canada\, san francisco and
  even down to guatemala\, and is a regular face in vancouver's clubscene
 . http://www.myspace.com/blacksharkent / http://www.facebook.com/profile
 .php?id=559037550&hiq=abel%2Croy\n\nTHE PHONOGRAFF is Mike Jones (real n
 ame folks!)\, who has been DJing for over a decade now. The name ‘The Ph
 onoGraff’ was given to Mr.Jones by MOKA ONLY to help represent and signi
 fy his love for both music and graffiti. Originally hailing from Kamloop
 s BC\, he has been building in Vancouver for the last 6 years. In 1999\,
  Phonograff released a critically acclaimed mixtape called ‘Train of Tho
 ught’\, selling more then 1000 copies hand to hand with no distribution\
 , featuring tracks from West Coast underground legends and his first jou
 rneys into his own musical production. “From the Bottom Up” is The Phono
 Graff’s debut full-length album\, featuring the likes of Moka Only\, Kia
  Kadiri\, JC Subliminal\, Luckyiam.PSC\, Edge 1\, Just B and Coco Love A
 lcorn. “It’s straight up hip-hop.. fusing roots reggae\, dub\, latin jaz
 z\, electronic music and huge beats with heavy bass and warm elements\, 
 all the while keeping the turntablism and scratching in the mix.” Phono 
 has opened for 50 Cent\, Blackalicious\, Lady Sovereign\, Alkaholiks\, J
 urassic 5\, Digable Planets\, Zion I\, Living Legends\, Kirby Dominant\,
  Maestro Fresh Wes\, Sixtoo\, Mr.Dibbs\, Swollen Members\, and countless
  others. http://www.myspace.com/thephonograff\n\n_______________________
 _________________________________________\n\n: PRINCE SHO : royal platoo
 n\n\nNo stranger to mic-handling over the dubstep flavours\, Sho is back
  once again and guruntee's the fire. He said so himself.\n\nhttp://www.m
 yspace.com/royalplatoon\n\n_____________________________________________
 ___________________\n\n: LIMINAL SPACES + MARK YUEN + BRADY MARKS : vj t
 eam\n\nA solid VJ line-up to compliment a solid night of music. Liminal 
 Spaces and Mark Yuen have both rocked Dubforms before and are equally ex
 cited to be back. Brady Marks is a fresh face to the series\, and known 
 figure in Vancouver for a wide range of art\, theory and musical experim
 ents. (It's rumoured that Brady is building a 3D visual environment to r
 eact to the music for this night)\n\nhttp://www.markyuen.com / http://ww
 w.inter-mission.org/bradymarks.html\n\n\n\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:E28F41D1-16A5-11DB-9F63-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060721T220000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Opening: Lost and Found
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060721T200000
DTSTAMP:20060718T215303Z
LOCATION:Access Artist Run Centre\, 206 Carrall Street\, Vancouver
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Lost and Found\nHaruko Okano\, Judy Chartrand and Wayde Comp
 ton\n\nJuly 22- August 26\, 2006\nOpening: July 21\, 2006 at 8 pm\nArtis
 t Talk: August 6\, Sunday at 2 pm\nAccess Artist Run Centre\, 206 Carral
 l Street\, Vancouver\nGallery Hours: Tues-Sat\, 12-5pm\n\nAccess Artist 
 Run Centre and the Powell Street Festival Society are\npleased to presen
 t Lost and Found\, a group exhibition by artists\nHaruko Okano\, Judy Ch
 artrand and Wayde Compton. Lost and Found is a\nmulti-disciplinary\, col
 laborative project that endeavours to give\ncontemporary expression to m
 any of the histories and stories of the\nDowntown Eastside that have bee
 n\, in current perceptions of the area\,\nlargely overlooked.\n\nLost an
 d Found is concerned with Vancouver's Downtown Eastside as a\nplace of o
 verlapping social and cultural histories. The communities\nof Japantown\
 , once stretching along Powell Street\; Hogan's Alley\,\nVancouver's fir
 st and last African-Canadian neighbourhood\; and the\nvarious First Nati
 ons communities that continue to exist in the area\ncomprise the three m
 ain focus areas for the artists' investigations.\nConsisting of residenc
 ies\, an exhibition at Access ARC and\npresentations at the 2006 Powell 
 Street Festival\, this project seeks\nto give a diverse expression to Ok
 ano\, Chartrand and Compton's work.\n\nHaruko Okano's work is a multi-fa
 ceted installation investigating the\nfluid barriers of language and com
 munication in Vancouver's Japanese\nCanadian communities. Judy Chartrand
 's ceramic installation deals\nwith historical representations of race a
 nd ethnicity in consumer\nproducts\, while Wayde Compton's work investig
 ates the importance of\noral tradition of Black Canadians through the us
 e of audio\nperformances using turntables.\n\nHaruko Okano is a third ge
 neration Japanese Canadian artist whose\npractice is interdisciplinary. 
 Her installations involve audience\nparticipation in order to bring them
  to their fullest potential.\n\nJudy Chartrand is an urban Manitoba Cree
  who grew up in Vancouver's\nDowntown Eastside. She received a BFA from 
 the Emily Carr Institute\,\nand an MFA from the University of Regina. Ch
 artrand works within a\ncontemporary First Nations art tradition where m
 any of her works\nfocus on First Nations and white relations in Canada.\
 n\nWayde Compton received his Masters in Arts (English) from Simon\nFras
 er University. He is the author of Bluesprint: Black British\nColumbian 
 Literature and Orature\, published by Arsenal Pulp Press in\n2002. His a
 rtistic work involves audio performances using recorded\npoetry and mixi
 ng with the use of turntables.\n\nFor more information about this projec
 t or the activities of Access\nARC or the Powell Street Festival\, pleas
 e call Miko @ 604.683.8240 or\nvisit www.vaarc.ca or www.powellstreetfes
 tival.com.\n\nAccess Artist Run Centre gratefully acknowledges the suppo
 rt of the\nBC Gaming Commission\, our members and volunteers. Access is 
 a member\nof PAARC [Pacific Association of Artist Run Centres].\n\nPowel
 l Street Festival Society acknowledges The Hamber Foundation\,\nour memb
 ers and volunteers.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:F522EC4B-498A-11D9-B151-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20050117T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Arts Birthday
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20050117T190000
DTSTAMP:20060502T023615Z
SEQUENCE:1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:A55FA83F-2A8D-4761-94B5-15FC403067C1
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090119T223000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:New One Take Super 8 Event
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090119T193000
DTSTAMP:20090111T103157Z
LOCATION:Pacific Cinémathèque
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Event InfoHost:	\nPacific Cinematheque\nType:	\nMusic/Arts -
  Exhibit\nNetwork:	\nGlobal\nTime and PlaceDate:	\nMonday\, January 19\,
  2009\nTime:	\n7:30pm - 10:30pm\nLocation:	\nPacific Cinémathèque\nStree
 t:	\n1131 Howe Street\nCity/Town:	\nVancouver\, BC\n 	\nView Map\nGoogle
 \nMapQuest\nMicrosoft\nYahoo\nContact InfoPhone:	\n6046888202\nEmail:	\n
 dimcinema.ca
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20110511T023845Z
UID:57492C06-9953-4DB1-B8EA-92795CD3A974
URL;VALUE=URI:http://centrea.org/index.cfm?go=site.index&section=exhibit
 ions&tag=upcoming&id=95
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110625T150000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Free Wkshp: MAP SENSE with Germaine Koh and Gillian Jerome
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110625T110000
DTSTAMP:20110511T024427Z
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Artist Germaine Koh and Gillian Jerome bring together their 
 mutual interests in community work\, urban space\, and the sound of word
 s to create an interactive field map. They will develop a system for geo
 tagging images\, recorded text fragments and audio field recordings onto
  an interactive map of a Chinatown/DTES. Participants will be able to co
 ntribute to the content of such map\, and “play” a path through the map 
 by tracing a path\, which the system “read” back by replaying the audio 
 and image fragments found along the path. This project is guided by the 
 principle of crowd-sourcing: putting knowledge-making in the hands of th
 e general public. This mapping also makes room for sensual\, poetic and 
 politicized content within reference material\, and possibilities for al
 ternative stories to emerge.Using existing systems for public contributi
 ons to digital maps\, this project involves working with participants to
  write and record texts\, record sounds\, and add pictures to the system
  database.scheduled 11 June\, 2011 from 13:00 to 17:00\nhttp://centrea.o
 rg/index.cfm?go=site.index&section=exhibitions&tag=upcoming&id=95\n -Thi
 s workshop offers an exercise in visualizing sound through the explorati
 on of a rich array of metal instruments\, including a set of large custo
 m made steel drums engineered by Japanese percussionist Kuniko Kato. The
 se instruments don’t have a specific pitch but a wide resonant spectrum 
 that can be visualized through oscilloscopes. Seeking to link the seemin
 gly disparate phenomena of sight and sound\, artists have been researchi
 ng and experimenting to implement musical structures in visual imagery a
 nd to explore methods or devices which can translate sounds or music int
 o a related visual presentation. Through a parallel synesthetic approach
 \, participants will be guided through a sound-thinking process as an in
 vitation not to treat reality as it were a full presence\, absolute\, an
 d to let flourish inside us love for diversity\, for the unexpected\, fo
 r a logos whose inspiration goes back to Heraclitus' thinking: a logos t
 hat is in constant motion\, and draws strength and life from its own con
 tradictions. That logos invites us to oppose ourselves to that type of o
 ntology that considers everything as an emanation from a sole source: th
 e creator versus the audience\, the “haves” versus the “have-nots”.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:2B04F0BA-9C1D-4880-B1D8-8903EB689ACB
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080807T220000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:FILASTINE - Soot\, Shock Out!\, Post-World-Industries\n\nFilasti
 ne creates music that bends genre\, cutting mutated hiphop with\nother s
 treet rhythms and international obscura to build a new sonic\nterritory 
 defined by nomadism\, collaboration\, beat science\, and massive\nbass.\
 n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080807T210000
DTSTAMP:20080809T032405Z
LOCATION:The Astoria\, 769 East Hastings / $5 at the door /\n
SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:ting & lighta! sound bringing you another\n\n!! THURSDAY TIN
 G SPECIAL EDITION featuring FILASTINE\n!! with opening sets from MICHAEL
  RED & TANK GIRL\n\nthe last TING special featured MAGA BO and was ramme
 d. the combination of\ninternational talent\, reduced cover-charge\, che
 ap drinks and a proper\ngrimey setting pretty much garuntees a good time
 . we'll be hauling in\nextra subs and speakers to even out the sound lik
 e last time. and those\nwho caught FILASTINE at [ dubforms4 ] and recent
 ly at Emerge-n-See can\ntell you this is one worth checking. Filastine w
 as apparently THE\nhighlight of Emerge-n-See. he'll be mounting his rig 
 on a a set of\nshopping carts again\, used also as percussion\, and will
  be bringing in\nsome custom-built visuals. yesso.\n\nThursday\, August 
 7th @ The Astoria\, 769 East Hastings / $5 at the door /\n9pm - 1am\n\n-
  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -\n\n[ FILASTINE 
 ] Soot\, Shock Out!\, Post-World-Industries\n\nFilastine creates music t
 hat bends genre\, cutting mutated hiphop with\nother street rhythms and 
 international obscura to build a new sonic\nterritory defined by nomadis
 m\, collaboration\, beat science\, and massive\nbass.\n\nIn 2006 Filasti
 ne dropped his debut release\, Burn It\, to much critical\nacclaim on DJ
  Rupture's boutique imprint Soot Records. In the year that\nfollowed Bur
 n It was licensed and re-released on CD three more times\; by\nFrench la
 bel Jarring Effects\, Japanese label ROMZ\, and the anarchist media\ncol
 lective Crimethinc. Other releases include a CD mix and a 12" on\nTigerb
 eat6 sub-label Shock Out!\, and vinyl on compilations and diverse\nlabel
 s.\n\nFilastine has brought his soundclash to every type of club\, squat
 \, and\nfestival imaginable across the globe\, delivering beats with lap
 top\, midi\ntriggers\, loudspeaker\, and percussion mounted on a shoppin
 g cart. In 2007\nFilastine played some huge festivals\, opening for Cold
 cut in Morocco\,\nDiplo in Portugal\, and Rebel Familia in Japan. Filast
 ine tracks have aired\non the UK radio shows of Mary Anne Hobbs & the la
 te John Peel\, and peaked\nat #15 in French independant radio charts. Le
 ss visible are the spins on\npirate stations in the Americas\, or the mo
 re than fifty thousand downloads\nof his mix on Blentwell.com.\n\nFilast
 ine founded the Infernal Noise Brigade\, a 20-piece marching band\nactiv
 e in international radical movements. He produced a record for a\nstreet
  band in Marrakech\, Majmouat AbdelHakim\, and is a composer for the\nbu
 toh dance ensemble P.A.N. Sound is also a tool of direct action for\nFil
 astine. He conducts guerilla audio interventions and has been assaulted\
 nor arrested by police of many uniforms in the course of his work.\n\nht
 tp://www.filastine.com / http://www.myspace.com/filastine\n\n- - - - - -
  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -\n\n[ MICHAEL RED ] http:/
 /www.myspace.com/michael_red\n\n[ TANK GIRL ] http://www.myspace.com/djt
 ankgirl\n\n- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -\n\n
 \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n.\n\n\n\n\n
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CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:C31E93B5-1BCC-4BFF-AF39-1592092726F9
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080521T200000
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SUMMARY:Panel discussion with\nCandice Hopkins\, Larissa Lai\, & Rinaldo
  Walcott.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080521T190000
DTSTAMP:20080520T162736Z
LOCATION:Centre A
SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:Please join us on Wednesday May 21st\, 7pm @ Centre A\,\nfor
  an engaging panel discussion with\nCandice Hopkins\, Larissa Lai\, & Ri
 naldo Walcott.\n\nExhibition Catalogue for "How To Feed A Piano"\nfeatur
 ing essays by the 3 panelists will be on sale at the event.\n\n\nCandice
  Hopkins\, of Tlingit descent\, is an artist and curator. She is present
 ly Director and Curator of the Exhibitions Programme at the Western Fron
 t. She has an MA from The Center for Curatorial Studies\, Bard College\,
  NY where she was awarded the Ramapo Curatorial Prize for the exhibition
  Every Stone Tells a Story: The Performance Work of David Hammons and Ji
 mmie Durham. She received her BFA from the Alberta College of Art and De
 sign in 1999. Her writing is published by C Magazine\, MIT Press\, Black
 Dog Press\, New York University\, Catriona Jeffries Gallery\, and Banff 
 Centre Press\, among others\, and she has given talks at venues includin
 g the Tate Modern\, Dakar Biennale\, Tate Britain\, Rhodes College\, Sim
 on Fraser University\, and the University of British Columbia.\nHopkins 
 is co-curator of the touring exhibitions Jimmie Durham: Knew Urk\, which
  originated at the Reg Vardy Gallery in Sunderland\, UK and Shapeshifter
 s\, Timetravellers and Storytellers\, which originated at the Royal Onta
 rio Museum. Recent and upcoming curatorial projects include exhibitions 
 on architecture and disaster\, performativity and fictional identities\,
  and the revolutionary potential of "slowness" in relation to new techno
 logies. \n\nLarissa Lai was born in La Jolla\, California\, grew up in N
 ewfoundland and currently lives in Vancouver. Her first novel\, When Fox
  Is a Thousand (Press Gang 1995\, Arsenal Pulp\, 2004) was shortlisted f
 or the Chapters/Books in Canada First Novel Award. Her second novel\, Sa
 lt Fish Girl  (Thomas Allen Publishers 2002) was shortlisted for the Sun
 burst Award\, the Tiptree Award and the City of Calgary W. O. Mitchell A
 ward.  She has an MA in Creative Writing from the University of East Ang
 lia in Norwich\, England and a PhD in English from the University of Cal
 gary. From January to June 2006\, she was a Writer-in-Residence in the E
 nglish Department at Simon Fraser University. She recently held a SSHRC 
 Post-doctoral Fellowship in the English Department at the University of 
 British Columbia\, and is currently an Assistant Professor in Canadian L
 iterature there. Her research addresses theories of subjectivity\, strat
 egies of anti-racist cultural production\, futurity\, Canadian literatur
 e\, critical theory\, globalization\, race\, gender\, sexuality\, contem
 porary poetics and speculative fiction. She has also worked as an instru
 ctor at the infamous science fiction writer's workshop Clarion West.  Sy
 bil Unrest\, her collaborative long poem with Rita Wong\, will be publis
 hed by Line Books in 2008.\n\n\nRinaldo Walcott is an Associate Professo
 r of Black Diaspora Cultural Studies in the Department of Sociology and 
 Equity Studies in Education at the University of Toronto. >From 2002 to 
 2007\, he held the Canada Research Chair of Social Justice and Cultural 
 Studies also at the University of Toronto. Walcott started his career in
  rap music. Not as a rapper—or a musician at all—but as a social scienti
 st working on his PhD at the Ontario Institute of Studies in Education a
 t the University of Toronto (OISE/UT). In 1997\, Walcott published Black
  Like Who?—the critically acclaimed collection of essays on contemporary
  black Canadian culture. He has been seen on Counterspin\, Studio One\, 
 Q Files\, and The New Music and Too Much for Much (on MuchMusic channel)
 \, and TVO's The Agenda. He is the editor of New Dawn: The Journal of Bl
 ack Canadian Studies\, an online open access scholarly journal. Rinaldo'
 s writing and research has long engaged with the multiple genres of arti
 stic expression. His areas of specialization are cultural studies and cu
 ltural theory\, queer and gender theory\, and transnational and diaspora
  studies. His upcoming book is titled Black Diaspora Faggotry: Readings\
 , Frames\, Limits (Duke University Press).\n\n\n\n\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:167ECE6F-4DB1-11DB-BC0D-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060928T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Faux Future
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060928T200000
DTSTAMP:20060929T025051Z
LOCATION:ANZA Club 3 West 8th Ave
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:A showcase of handmade\, homemade and DIY sounds — radical m
 usic that brings us together and promotes discourse and action\, challen
 ging ideas of “work” as composition\, and “performance” as expression. L
 isteners are encouraged to show up early to chat with the performers and
  have a closer look at the instruments.\n\nCollaborating for the first-t
 ime\, Stefan Udell and Ian Wsyatt perform with invented instruments\, an
 d some traditional instruments played in non-traditional ways. Known for
  his homemade analogue instruments\, Ken Roux plays a set of small audio
  oscillators\, handheld in free space with at the very least\, suitcase 
 accompaniment. DJ and electronic artist Tanya Pea re-introduces listener
 s to sound-loops done the old- fashioned way — that is\, using real ¼ in
 ch tape loops. Sara Gold tells us to expect music that's “like eating br
 ie and concord grapes while drinking tallcans of cheap pilsner on a suns
 et ferry trip\, wondering where you're going to stay when you get wherev
 er it is you're going”.\n\nAbout the artists:\n\nStefan Udell is a local
  musician who plays guitar in the music group P:ano and is a soundtrack 
 composer who works with local director Corey Adams. He is currently inte
 rested in inventing and constructing acoustic instruments and is in the 
 process of negotiating with BC interior hermit composer Aleksandr Uvdale
 v to bring him down to Vancouver for a performance. Stefan used to play 
 guitar in local music group The Beans.\n\nIan Wyatt grew up in a self-in
 duced trance banging sticks on rocks in the woods of Alberta\, humming i
 n harmony to vacuum cleaners and dreaming to the whisper of radio down t
 he hall. Though the materials may be different now\, not much has change
 d.\n\nKenny Roux's handmade\, analogue electronics experiments reference
  an imagined folk history/future of electronic music\, and enmesh the au
 ral and the visual. His previous experiments include Speaker Switch Box\
 , The New Suitcase\, Tape for Two\, and Signature Series. He is a former
  artist in residence at the Western Front and has performed at the Chrom
 a Reading Series\, Gnarnia\, Saint George's Marsh\, Access Artist Run Ce
 ntre\, the 50-50 Gallery\, Open Space\, and in the Signal and Noise and 
 the Open Circuits festivals. Currently he is working on a public\nintera
 ctive audio installation in Vancouver.\n\nTanya Pea is an electronic art
 ist from Vancouver. During the halcyon days in the early 90's when wareh
 ouse parties were just beginning to crop up\, her involvement as a DJ wa
 s pivitol and crucial in the evolution of the Techno scene. As a writer/
 producer\, her releases include: HANDCUT ICECUBES EP on local label — Th
 e Record Company (co-operatively run with Phil Western)\, the DAYDREAMER
  EP with co-producer Kruhft\, cuts alongside Akufen and Mathew Jonson on
  111 LOCKED GROOVES\, and Nosun - a commissioned soundscape for MAC-CFRO
 . As of late\, she is 1/3 of the electronic punk trio PRIMES — singing\,
  knob twiddling\, and synth programming. A PRIMES full-length album is s
 cheduled for release in Fall 2006 on Postfact Records.\n\nSara Gold is a
  DJ and musician\; in her own words she “has been known to bathe from ti
 me to time. Sometimes she likes to eat\, perhaps drink\, and when necess
 ary she relieves herself. On other occasions she sleeps for indeterminat
 e periods of time”.\n\nSingle tickets prices are $12 regular price and $
 8 for students and seniors. Tickets can be purchased at Zulu records (19
 72 W. 4 Ave) or through Ticketmaster by phone at 604.280.3311 or online 
 at www.ticketmaster.ca . Ticketmaster service charges will be applied. T
 ickets will also be available at the door. 
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:996F680A-7543-4552-90E8-2898257CF3E8
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081115T210000
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SUMMARY:Party DJ 
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081115T200000
DTSTAMP:20081115T222413Z
LOCATION:56 West Pender
SEQUENCE:5
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:60B2E99E-36CD-4C95-8B4E-9469FE33C0C0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080313T200000
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SUMMARY:Molinari String Quartet (Canada) - plays a selection of R.Murray
  Schafer's String Quartets - 8pm\; Free artist chat at 7pm.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080313T190000
DTSTAMP:20080309T201823Z
LOCATION:Scotiabank Dance Centre\, 677 Davie Street
SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:R. Murray Schafer is one of Canada's pre-eminent composers a
 nd is known throughout the world. In an era of specialization\, celebrat
 ing his 75th R. Murray Schafer has shown himself to be a true Renaissanc
 e man. The Molinari String Quartet performs a concert dedicated to selec
 ted string quartets and presents his unique explorations of the relation
 ships between music\, performer\, audience and setting.\n\n\nThis perfor
 mance is part of Vancouver Vibrates - a celebration of the works and inf
 luence of R. Murray Schafer. For more information about this and other e
 vents go to www.newmusic.org.\n\n\nFree artist chat 7pm\; R. Murray Scha
 fer will be in attendance.
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080716T220000
UID:B1277DB4-F480-4B7E-A2E5-061E34C084F8
DTSTAMP:20080717T015905Z
LOCATION:Cobalt
DESCRIPTION:well the time is upon us\, fake sleep is just around the cor
 ner.  tomorrow night\, we invade the cobalt (thanks to fake jazz for let
 ting us take over)\, to do a night of drone music.  we'll be bringing an
  extra pa down\, and the stage of the cobalt will be turned into a giant
  fort!  hope you make it out.\n\nthe lineup is:\n\nahna : pure drones\, 
 meticulously composed by anju // graham //  superb guests\nmagneticring 
 : analog drones sculpted by josh utilizing an incredible collection of g
 ear and talent\nempty love : gurgling analog synthesizer drones by brad\
 , with a spinning light show\nian gregory james : reclusive drones by ia
 n\, the best dressed performer of the night\nmongst : pedal drones by je
 remy\, which will either take us back to earth or somewhere entirely dif
 ferent\n\nthis is also the release night of a 6 cdr set by empty love.\n
 \ncan't wait to see you there!\n--------------------\n\nTo reply to this
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SEQUENCE:8
SUMMARY:FAKE SLEEP! (drone)
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080716T210000
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:C41E311D-ADCB-41BF-A3DE-5DFC4DDD191A
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071130T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:EMMA HENDRIX AND JULIE GENDRON\ndont\, stop
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071130T180000
DTSTAMP:20071126T045158Z
LOCATION:CSA Space - #5 - 2414 Main Street
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:EMMA HENDRIX AND JULIE GENDRON\ndont\, stop\n\nopening: frid
 ay\, november 30\, 6-9pm\n\nnov 30 - dec 8\, 2007\n\n"don't\, stop" is a
 n installation interface where the basic elements of language\, electric
 ity and design derive meaning out of nothing. Then it repeats itself.\n\
 nJulie Gendron and Emma Hendrix get along and don't often fight when col
 laborating. They like to fill up rooms with fun things to do. Julie hear
 s with her eyes. Emma sees with his ears. When you put the two together\
 , things become slightly apish.\n \nCSA Space\n#5 - 2414 Main Street\nVa
 ncouver\, British Columbia\nV5T 3E2\nwww.csaspace.ca\n\nHours of operati
 on: M-W 10am-8pm\, Th-Sat 10am-9pm\, Sun & hols 11am-7pm.\nSee Pulpficti
 on Books\, 2422 Main Street\, for directions and admission\n\n\n-- \n---
 ----------------\nhttp://www.coingutter.ca\nhttp://www.electrocd.com/cat
 .e/imnt_0310.html\nhttp://www.newmusiccanada.com/genres/artist.cfm?Band_
 Id=7567\nhttp://www.newmusiccanada.com/genres/artist.cfm?Band_Id=10935 
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:C59AFF7F-78DA-11DB-8336-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061129T230000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Screening and Discussion: La Commune
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061129T190000
DTSTAMP:20061120T210455Z
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:ECI |  La Commune Screening and Discussion Group | NOV 22 & 
 29\n----------------------------------------------------------------\n\n
 La Commune Discussion Group is a two evening event\, hosted by Emily Car
 r\nmasters student Vytas Narusevicius\, and dedicated to the viewing and
 \ndiscussion of La Commune\, Peter Watkins� rarely seen 1999 film.  La C
 ommune\nis a film about the Paris Commune of 1871 when the citizens of P
 aris took\ncontrol of the city in attempt to transform everyday life in 
 a utopian and\nnon-hierarchical way.  The film bridges the past and pres
 ent as it\ninvestigates issues such as\; urban displacement and gentrifi
 cation\,\npublic/private space\, what makes a community\, true meaning o
 f democracy\,\ndiscrepancies of wealth\, and globalization.  Like the ac
 tual Paris Commune\nof 1871\, an event which has been largely repressed 
 by the French themselves\,\nthe film La Commune has been similarly margi
 nalized because of its\ncontroversial content and its five and three qua
 rter hour length.  La\nCommune Discussion Group will provide an opportun
 ity to see the movie and to\nbuild a new community of people who are int
 erested in exploring the\nquestions raised by the film.  The first Wedne
 sday evening of the discussion\ngroup will begin with a screening of the
  first half of La Commune\, followed\nby a discussion period\, and the s
 econd half will be screened the next week.\nLa Commune Discussion Group 
 will take place in room 260 of the north\nbuilding at the Emily Carr Ins
 titute (1399 Johnston Street\, Granville\nIsland\, Vancouver) on the fol
 lowing dates:\nWednesday November 22 - 7 PM to 11 PM\nWednesday November
  29 - 7 PM to 11 PM\nThe event is free and open to anyone\, the room wil
 l be available at 6:30 and\nthe movie will start at 7 pm.\nwww.members.s
 haw.ca/lacommune\nemail: lacommune@shaw.ca
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:C00EB8E4-AD74-11DB-B455-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070126T230000
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SUMMARY:FUSE
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070126T180000
DTSTAMP:20070127T014651Z
LOCATION:VAG
SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:the artist from "Attack #15" will be in attendence and the V
 AG\n\n\nDADABASE IS CELEBRATING ITS FIVE-YEAR ANNIVERSARY\nDADABASE is c
 elebrating its 5-year anniversary at Vancouver Art\nGallery's Fuse night
  on Friday January 26\, 2007 with a performance\,\ntwo installations and
  a slide show.\n\nDADABASE's longtime friend Jason (MY!GAY!HUSBAND!) wil
 l perform at the\nVAG's upstairs bar lounge at night.\n\nCome celebrate 
 our 5th anniversary with us on Friday January 26 at\nVancouver Art Galle
 ry. Doors are open at 6pm and the party continues\nuntil 11pm. Informati
 on for the after-party will be provided at the\nevent.\n\nWe are plannin
 g to also give away 50 limited edition t-shirts and\nother goodies to th
 ose who arrive at the event wearing a Government\nClothing or Intelligen
 t Design item.\n\nADMISSION 15 DOLLARS CHARGED BY VAG.\n\nTo see the fly
 er and updates (event program etc...) please CLICK HERE.\n\n------------
 -------------------------------------------------------\nBACKGROUND\n\nF
 ive years ago\, DADABASE opened its doors to the public as Vancouver's\n
 first artist run store offering local designers' clothing\,\naccessories
 \, computers\, graphic services and a small\, dedicated\ngallery for exh
 ibiting emerging Canadian visual art. Throughout the\nyears DADABASE has
  shown more than 40 curated art exhibitions\, has\nshowcased 10 seasons 
 of street fashion and has become known throughout\nthe city\, country an
 d the world as Vancouver's most captivating retail\nspace with a consist
 ent commitment to new ideas\, creativity\, peace\,\nsocial democracy and
  fair trade.\n\nDADABASE was established 2001 in Vancouver\, British Col
 umbia as an on\ngoing art project by two Vancouver based artists\, Mo Sa
 lemy and\nIgnacio Corral who decided to use business as the medium for b
 oth\ntheir artistic practice and expression. DADABASE was thought of as 
 a\npractical response to the impossible coexistence of financial success
 \nand originality in a commercial environment.\n\nDADABASE has consisten
 tly grown to include more ideas\, more people and\nmore projects. It has
  been called by The Globe and Mail the best and\nthe smallest art venue 
 in Vancouver. It has been the subject of an\nextensive program in July 2
 004 by Fashion Files\, a prominent Canadian\nFashion TV network\, and it
  has been subject of numerous other coverage\nin print\, web and televis
 ion media.\n\nDADABASE debuted its own line of limited edition printed g
 arment in\n2002 called GOVERNMENT. Using beautiful classic and popular i
 magery\,\nMo & Ignacio have created numerous prints on pants\, t-shirts\
 , jackets\nsweaters and hoodies. GOVERNMENT CLOTHING has been sold at DA
 DABASE\nand other shops in Canada\, USA and Germany and has appeared in 
 several\nMotion pictures\, music videos and other forms of popluar media
 .\n\nBesides Mo and Ignacio\, DADABASE so far has included Scott Watson\
 ,\nJordan Strom\, Michael Turner\, Devitt Brown (The dark)\, Genoa Smyth
 \,\nKatie Sketch\, The Organ\, Rebecca Belmore\, Rick McCrank\, Eric Met
 calf\,\nCorey Adams\, Francesco Lyon\, Campbell McDougal\, Miles Yeung\,
  Sadira\nRodroguez\, Jeff Ladouceur\, Sima Kumar\, David Campion\, Anton
 io Hirsch\,\nAttila Richard Lukacs\, Joe Sarahan\, Simon Gallup\, Osvald
 o Yero\, Conrad\nSchmalfuss\, Jose Ramon Gonzalez\, Davood Sardarizadeh\
 , Kevin Schmidt\,\nMark Neufeld\, John Anderson\, Johann Groebner\, Lisa
  Prentice\, Elsa\nSmith\, Courtney\, Stockstad\, Bill Elliot\, Mary Belg
 ue\, Chris Williams\,\nKaite Piasta\, Ami Sybounmy\, Jean Pierre Brown\,
  Julie Flett\, Amiel\nFlett\, Wade Thomas\, Seema Dhillon\, Jessica Rosc
 iglione\, Isaac Murdock\,\nSara Ross\, Konrad Black\, Kristen MacGregor\
 , Tracy Bell\, Maria Tujal\,\nKatie Davis\, Mark Delong\, Trent Larson\,
  Laura Piasta\, Lee Hutzulak\,\nJada Stark\, Babak Golkar\, Dave Nichols
 \, Sandra Sanders\, Kent Peterson\,\nlana Towers\, Dave Bricker\, Sean O
 rr\, Gregor Phillips\, Rahat Kurd\, Hank\nBull\, Sara Stockstad\, Chris 
 Frey\, Duncan MacCallum\, Jay Isaac\, Robin\nFry\, Jean Smith\, David Le
 ster\, Vishal Jugdeo\, Justin B. Williams\, A.\nS. Dhillon\, Luke Rogers
 \, Saeed Jamshidi\, Richard Dean Anderson\, Char\nHoyt\, Christina Knox\
 , Dan Siney\, Adam Targakis\, Diana Lopez\, Matt\nRobertson\, Adam Myhil
 l\, Jason McLean\, Kirk Cameron\, Andrew Dick\,\nAntonio Casas\, Kristi 
 Malakoff\, Deborah Campbell\, Christian Sida\,\nSophie Caird\, Kayla Gut
 hrie\, Joelle Ciona\, Naufus Ramirez-Figueroa\,\nNicholas Podbrey\, Iren
 e Laughlin\, Kris Blizzard \, Billeh Nickerson\,\nNelleke Sherwood McCow
 an\, Hossein Derakhshan\, Jason (MY!GAY!HUSBAND!)\,\nPaul Devrox\, Eric 
 Devrox\, Caitlin Gilroy\, Jen Wong\, Dean hannas\, Reed\nSacharoff\, Kev
 in House\, Michelle Pezel\, Nathaniel Geary\, Anna Decorsi\,\nJonathan O
 rr\, Nicole Lefaivre\, Jovanka\, Paul Ismirnioglou\, Hadley +\nMaxwell\,
  Brian MacDonald\, Jeremy Riley.\n\nFor more information about DADABASE 
 5 year anniversary and this event\,\nplease contact Mo or Ignacio at 604
 .709.9934 or write to dadabase AAAT\nMAC DOOOT COM.\n\nDADABASE GALLERY\
 nWe have finished the first phase of renovations. The western wall now\n
 is cleared and the space is visibly divided into two main sections:\nthe
  gallery and the shop. We have also gone through a mission\ntransformati
 on.\n\nWe are going to be seriously pursuing the exhibition and sale of 
 art\nby emerging artists. Our gallery will keep its characteristics from
 \nthe past five years\, but a new emphasize will be put on marketing and
 \nselling of art.\n\nRETROSPECTIVE GROUP SHOW AT DADABASE Featuring: Joh
 ann Groebner\, Alex\nGrewal\, Chris Smith\, Slava Mogutin\, Jeff Ladouce
 ur\, A.S. Dhillon\, John\nAnderson and Mark Neufeld. RUNS UNTIL WEDNESDA
 Y JANUARY 31ST. MAREK\nBULA EXHIBITION OPENING: FRIDAY FEBRUARY 2ND 2007
 \nAs we mentioned in an earlier email\, DADABASE NO LONGER CARRIES\nCLOT
 HING LABELS OTHER THAN GOVERNMENT\, INTELLIGENT DESIGN & SOME\nACCESSORI
 ES & CLOTHING ITEMS BY OTHER LOCAL DESIGNERS. (all\nmercherndise from ot
 her labels %50 per cent off until the end of\nFebruary. All past season 
 GOVERNMENT & INTELLIGENT DESIGN prints %30\noff) 
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CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:F016D385-E469-11DA-A343-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060517T220000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Poetics of Sound
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060517T100000
DTSTAMP:20060515T232708Z
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:If you are in Vancouver\, BC\, Canada May 17 - 20\, 2006 the
  following may be of interest.\n\nComputational Poetics: A Logic Machine
 s and Creative Process Gathering is a three-day event focusing upon the 
 intersection of computation and performance. It will bring together arti
 sts\, researchers and scholars working across the domains of animation\,
  media\, music\, theatre\, dance and design for an intense series of exc
 hanges\, workshops and demonstrations.\n\nFor more details please see\n\
 nhttp://gaia.iat.sfu.ca/~chaosmos/gatherings.html\n\nand \n\nhttp://gaia
 .iat.sfu.ca/~chaosmos/textShort1.htm\n\nRegistration: Aleksandra Dulic <
 adulic@sfu.ca>\n\n
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080525T150000
UID:858E2B88-2CA4-4D61-BAA2-7873CE9B8B05
DTSTAMP:20080521T061304Z
LOCATION:Free - call 604.633.0861 to Reserve\, Meeting Point: Northeast 
 corner of 1st and Fir (near Granville Island)
DESCRIPTION:\nMeeting Point: Northeast corner of 1st and Fir (near Granv
 ille Island)\nBus routes: 4\, 7\, 50\, 84\nNot wheelchair accessible\nAn
  audio and video enhanced soundwalk where participants are invited to im
 agine what was\, is\, and could be lying beyond an old railbed.
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.newmusic.org
SEQUENCE:6
SUMMARY:SndWlk: Found/Roaming the Railbed\nled by Jacky Sawatzky and Chr
 is O’Connor
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080525T140000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:B8745FD3-4E82-450D-80EF-489792E4069E
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080511T210000
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SUMMARY:SndWlk: From Dawn to Disk: Wanderings in Orbit
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080511T200000
DTSTAMP:20080510T024646Z
LOCATION:Free - call 604.633.0861 to Reserve
SEQUENCE:6
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.newmusic.org
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080913T220000
UID:527E9736-EA32-4BD7-A78F-F9EBE6DBC7A6
DTSTAMP:20080909T232940Z
LOCATION:The Apartment\n1450 Chestnut St\, Apt . 506\nVancouver\,
DESCRIPTION:The Apartment is delighted to present Mirror and Shadows\, t
 he first\nCanadian exhibition of Janice Guy's vintage silver gelatin pri
 nts. The\nexhibition includes two bodies of work\, Mirror (1979) and Sha
 dows (1977)\nwhich Guy produced while studying at the Kunstakademie Düss
 eldorf 1975-79\nwith Klaus Rincke and Bernd and Hilla Becher.\n\nJanice 
 Guy's work depicts the artist self-consciously engaged in the act\nof ph
 otographing herself. This layered and reflexive project is made\nvisible
  in highly composed shots where the camera acts as a second\nsubject. Fo
 r Shadows (1977) the camera's presence is felt by its shadow\nwhich fall
 s across the artists face as she holds the camera above her\nhead\, the 
 lens looking back at her. In Mirror (1979) the camera itself is\nforegro
 unded as Guy captures her multiplied self-image in a mirror\,\ncreating 
 an expansive and ambient optic. Both series have the visible\nstrength o
 f straight objective photography\, highly composed in stark black\nand w
 hite contrast. However these formal properties give structure to a\nvery
  graceful and tender self portraiture. As succinctly stated for\nGuy's e
 xhibition curated by Matthew Higgs\, "exploring questions of\nnarcissism
 \, objectification\, and the processes of representation\, Guy's\nworks 
 can be understood as part of a complex interrogation of\nidentity-relate
 d image making."\n\nThese works first resurfaced in 2007 in the exhibiti
 on "Early Work"\n— organized by White Columns\, the artist Marilyn Minte
 r\, and\ncurator Fabienne Stephan. Since then Guy has received critical 
 acclaim for\nthese photo works which have subsequently been shown as a s
 olo exhibition\nat White Columns\, and in group shows at the Metropolita
 n Museum\, New York\,\nand Wilkinson Gallery\, London. Shadows is featur
 ed in the current issue of\nBlind Spot magazine.\n\n\n\nThe Apartment is
  also very pleased to present Elastic\, an exhibition by\nVancouver base
 d artist Kika Thorne. Largely know for experimental\ndocumentary film/vi
 deo and collaborations with anarchist groups such as\nthe Free School\, 
 Thorne's recent art has evolved into highly expressive\nabstract forms. 
 Through the use of bungee and metal loops (Accord\, 2008)\nor magnets an
 d metal mud (Magnetic Drawing\, 2008) these works emerge from\nan ongoin
 g material fascination with tension to produce a negotiation\, an\nagree
 ment and in rare cases\, a  resolution.\n\nIntegrated into these formal 
 metaphors is Thorne's conceptual commitment\nto an investigation of our 
 ambient schema\, here through the use of\nknowledge systems which evolve
  understated and eventual. A guiding force\nfor this recent work are the
  cosmological charts of Johannes Kepler. Born in\n1571\, in Württemberg\
 , Germany\, Kepler published Mysterium Cosmographicum\,\n1596\, Harmonic
 e Mundi\, 1618 and the Epitome Astronomiae Copernicanae\,\n1618–21\, whi
 ch mapped the antique solar system\, realized equations to\ncalibrate pl
 anetary orbits and proposed a physical explanation of the\nmotions of pl
 anets\, namely\, "magnetic arms" extending from the sun. In\nSong of Imm
 anence\, (2008) Thorne employs the algorithm of planetary\nmovement as a
  musical score\, making legible the literal harmony of the\nsolar system
 . Singers may produce the drone of each planet\, transforming\nKepler's 
 notation into song. Their collective harmonies sound the years\npassing 
 in space\, the effect of being beyond the event horizon\, inside the\nbl
 ack hole.\n\nKika Thorne received her MFA from the University of Victori
 a\, BC and has\nexhibited extensively including projects at Murray Guy\,
  New York\,\nContemporary Art Gallery\, Vancouver\, Musee d'art contempo
 rain\, Montreal\,\nPortikus\, Frankfurt\, and the Power Plant\, Toronto.
 \n\nPlease join us for a reception for the artists on Saturday\, Septemb
 er\n13th\, 8-10pm.\n\nAt this time we would also like to congratulate No
 am Gonick and Luis Jacob\non the astounding success of their collaborati
 on Wildflowers of Manitoba\n(2007). We had the distinct pleasure of exhi
 biting an editioned portfolio\nof on-location shots from this project as
  our inaugural exhibition in\nDecember\, 2007\, just after its debut at 
 the Biennale de Montreal\n(commissioned by Wayne Baerwaldt). Since then 
 Wildflowers of Manitoba has\nshown at the Museum of Contemporary Canadia
 n Art as a part of the Toronto\nInt'l Film Festival\, Plug In ICA\, Winn
 ipeg\, the Berlin International Film\nFestival\, UBC Belkin Fine Art Gal
 lery\, Vancouver (who purchased the work\nfor it's collection) and the G
 lenbow Museum\, Calgary. The project\nreturns this fall to Toronto for a
 n exhibition curated by Barbara Fischer\nfor the Justina M. Barnicke Gal
 lery\, University of Toronto.\nCongratulations boys! For those who misse
 d this\, or any of our other\nprevious exhibitions\, you can now check t
 hem out our updated website.\n\nThe Apartment\n1450 Chestnut St\, Apt. 5
 06\nVancouver\, British Columbia\n\n\n\n\n
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SUMMARY:opening - Janice Guy : Mirror and Shadows  |||||| Kika Thorne: E
 lacstic
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080913T200000
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090428
UID:70C7FB0A-37DD-464D-89BD-CE6A14A7F79B
DTSTAMP:20090412T001252Z
LOCATION:VIVO MEDIA ARTS CENTRE\, 1965 Main St. \, Vancouver\, BC
DESCRIPTION:VIVO MEDIA ARTS CENTRE PRESENTS\nTHE 9TH SIGNAL + NOISE MEDI
 A ART FESTIVAL\nAPRIL 23 TO 27\, 2009\n\nhttp://signalandnoise.ca\n\nBAR
 OQUE MINIMALISM | Unicorns | DIGITAL FOLK ART | Animal Mirror |\nTURNTAB
 LE POETRY | Fever Dream | COLLAPSING FRAMES | The Pit Of Babel\n| SPECUL
 ATIVE ARCHIVES | Kitchen Radio | THE SCIENCE OF SOUND | Ouvre\nBoite | F
 AILED EXPERIMENTS | The Indefatigable Bug | TRAPPED IN THE\nCLOSET | Occ
 ult Pizza | AN AMERICAN LANDSCAPE | The Enduring |\nEXTENDED TECHNIQUES 
 | Chelsea Girls | DANCING IN OUR DEBT | Beautiful\nPossibility Field Off
 ice | REMIXING BLACK MASCULINITY | Immortal Noise\n| TOWNSEND SMELLS LIK
 E TEEN SPIRIT | Day Is Done | FAITH IN MAGNETISM\n\nJeffrey Allport\nSob
 hi al-Zobaidi\nDavid Askevold\nBrandon Blommaert\nNick Briz\nKevin Lee B
 urton\nChris Chong Chan Fui\nWayde Compton\nMichael Bell Smith\nScott Bi
 llings\nSylvain Daval\nAmber Dawn\nJason de Couto\nFrancisca Duran\nKevi
 n Jerome Everson\nFastwurms\nLeigh Fisher\nSara Gold\nJohn Greyson\nRobe
 rt Hamilton\nOliver Husain\nR Kelly\nMike Kelley\nJeff Langille\nKalup L
 inzy\nFazail Lutfi\nDaniel Menche\nJulia Meltzer\nHannah Miami\nMarianna
  Milhorat\nShana Moulton\nMonique Moumblow\nFred Muram\nTakeshi Murata\n
 Organelle Design\nAlison Pebworth\nPortia Priegert\nGeoffrey Pugen\nRadi
 cal Software Group\nHelen Reed\nVanessa Renwick\nEmily Rosamond\nJay Ros
 enblatt\nNaoko Sasaki\nSemiconductor\nHarlan Shore\nStephan Schulz\nGuli
  Silberstein\nAnju Singh\nAlthea Thauberger\nDavid Thorne\nRyan Trecarti
 n\nRafael Tsuchida\n\nhttp://signalandnoise.ca\n\nSignal & Noise Media A
 rt Festival is presented by VIVO Media Arts\nCentre and generously suppo
 rted by The Canada Council for the Arts |\nBC Arts Council | Government 
 of British Columbia |City of Vancouver |\nJWMHP | DIM | Cineworks Indepe
 ndent Filmmakers Society | Population of\nNoise | ON MAIN | Electric Com
 pany Theatre | Media Arts Committee |\nGender Performance Research Refle
 ction Group UBC | HIM: Health\nInitiatives for Men | Fresh Strategy | Wo
 odhouse & Associates Inc. |\nWest coast Event Rentals | Matrix | Rocky M
 ountain | Lighta! | Angell\nGallery | CCEC Credit Union | CITR 101.9 | R
 +B Brewing Company | Web\nexpress | Nando’s | Co-op Radio 102.7 | Video 
 Data Bank | Electronic\nArts Intermix\n\nVIVO MEDIA ARTS CENTRE 1965 MAI
 N STREET VANCOUVER CANADA\n\nSignal + Noise 09 is a festival where sound
  art meets video art\, where audiences and sensibilities mingle\, and wh
 ere new genres are born.\n\n\n\nPhoto credit: Geoffrey Pugen\, Claots & 
 Jossger (2007). Courtesy of Angell Gallery\, Toronto\n\nhttp://www.faceb
 ook.com/event.php?eid=67865999901
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STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:538647
SUMMARY:SIGNAL & NOISE MEDIA ART FESTIVAL
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090423
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060301T200000
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SUMMARY:Spartacus Books present:\nFilm Interactive: a Cinematic Salon wi
 th Flick Harrison
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060301T190000
DTSTAMP:20060222T213707Z
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Cineworks Independent Filmmakers Society and Spartacus Books
  present:\nFilm Interactive: a Cinematic Salon with Flick Harrison\nWedn
 esday\, March 1\, 2006 – 7pm\nAt Spartacus Books\, 319 West Hastings – a
 dmission by donation\nVancouver’s premiere screening of Marie Tyrell\, a
  short film and interactive\nvideo\nbased on a short story by D.M. Frase
 r\nFollowed by conversation with the filmmaker and Camille Baker\, artis
 t and\ninteractive media instructor\n
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070526T150000
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SUMMARY:SKYPE DISCUSSION ON VJ THEORY
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070526T130000
DTSTAMP:20070525T000334Z
LOCATION:internet\, 1965 Main Street
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:In collaboration with VIVO and VJ Theory\, The Escape Artist
 s presents\n\n\nINTERCONTINENTAL SKYPE DISCUSSION ON VJ THEORY (vjtheory
 .net)\, PRACTICE AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS LOCALLY AND GLOBALLY.*\n\n\n1-3 p
 m\, Saturday\, May 26th at the VIVO (Video In | Video Out)\, 1965 Main S
 treet\, Vancouver\, 604-872-8337\n\n\nWe expect this presentation will b
 e of interest to practitioners and people interested in the area of vjin
 g and realtime interaction (theorists\, developers\, programmers\, artis
 ts\, activists).\n\nThis presentation/discussion hopes to create awarene
 ss and get people interested in the vjtheory project. We would also like
  to receive feedback from the participants on the work done so far and w
 ays in which it could expand\, specifically\, what people want in terms 
 of interacting with each other online about vjing.\n\nWe would like to f
 ocus our presentation on the subject of community development: How does 
 VJ Theory become a platform for the development of theory informed by in
 dividual and collective practice and theory originated by a community in
 stead of an author or group of defined authors.\n\nParticipants should e
 xpect to get more familiar with the vjtheory project and people involved
  (contributors and editorial body)\, providing the opportunity to ask qu
 estions to the editors about contributions or any other relevant subject
 . People can also participate by introducing examples of communities the
 y are familiar with and expressing their ideas on what kinds of interact
 ion they may like to find in a site such as vjtheory.net\n\nFor more inf
 o on the event contact Camille Baker at camille@escapeartists.ca at 604-
 708-0997\n\n==\nABOUT VJ THEORY\n\nvjtheory.net is an online community o
 f VJs and artists who reflect on their work and share their ideas with o
 thers in the community. This community actively discusses and reflects o
 n philosophy and theory related with VJing and realtime interaction.\n\n
 The project has been running for over two years and has built up an exte
 nsive collection of work which can help other practitioners to criticall
 y examine their practice. Through publishing articles\, interviews and r
 eviews\, the project is able to distribute the work of the community and
  organise online debates in areas which are highlighted by our contribut
 ors.\n\nIn this way we have been\, increasingly\, linking artists\, acti
 vists and VJs (the links are often already there) which in turn links pr
 actices such as realtime installation\, performance and political praxis
 .\n\n\n==\nABOUT THE ORGANIZATIONS INVOLVED\n\n\n*VJ Theory*: Philosophy
  and Theory of VJing and Realtime Interaction\nwww.vjtheory.net <http://
 www.vjtheory.net>\nEditors: Ana Carvalho and Brendan Byrne\nCo-editors: 
 Lara Houston and Paul Mumford\n\n\n*The Escape Artists Society* (T.E.A.S
 .) is a small Vancouver media performance society\, putting works of med
 ia art\, performance media\, music/sound art\, and visual art events int
 o predominantly unusual locations – inserting ‘our’ world into ‘there’ w
 orld– penetrating public perceptions of culture\, genre and form. www.es
 capeartists.ca <http://www.escapeartists.ca>\n\n\n*VIVO Media Arts* (Vid
 eo In | Video Out) is a 33 year old media centre focusing on the exhibit
 ion\, production\, education and distribution of video and interdiscipli
 nary media art.\n<http://www.vivomediaarts.com>\n==\n\n
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20051104T180000
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SUMMARY:ESCAPE ARTS PERFORMANCE
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20051104T170000
DTSTAMP:20051009T041257Z
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Friday November 4th\n\n8pm Mark Brady  \nperformance at Beeh
 ive Hair Salon on Main\, presented by T.E.A.S. (The Escape Artists Socie
 ty)\n\n8pm Peter Conlin Between All and Nothing\nperformance at Access G
 allery\n\n10pm Out of the Storm  \nopening at Gallery Gachet\, presented
  in association with The Roundhouse Community Centre\nas part of the Out
  of the Rain: Art Against Homelessness project\, runs to Nov 26\nwww.out
 oftherain.org 
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CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:CD64C24E-306B-4125-98EB-FE1C74CFC186
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080329T213000
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SUMMARY:Entropy
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080329T193000
DTSTAMP:20080327T194551Z
LOCATION:memelab
SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:Come on down this Saturday at the memelab for the first show
 ing of the cycling club’s latest work entitled Entropy.\n\nEntropy is a 
 solo theatre piece about a young collector named Lydon who has confined 
 himself to his basement with his last remaining possessions.  Lydon is p
 lagued by memories of lost love and tormented by evil thought particles\
 , which attach themselves to objects and find their way to him.  Lydon s
 truggles for understanding amongst the rubble of his life and searches f
 or a simple truth that will help him face the world again.\n\nEntropy\nW
 ritten and performed by Christie Watson\nMusic by Ross Birdwise.\nSaturd
 ay March 29.\n7.30 pm\n\nAt the memelab\nDonations welcome.\n\nPlease fe
 el free to hang out afterwards for a drink\nHope to see you there.\n\nCh
 ristie Watson\nArtistic director\nthe cycling club
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080521T200000
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SUMMARY:Panel discussion with\nCandice Hopkins\, Larissa Lai\, & Rinaldo
  Walcott.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080521T190000
DTSTAMP:20080520T162736Z
LOCATION:Centre A
SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:Please join us on Wednesday May 21st\, 7pm @ Centre A\,\nfor
  an engaging panel discussion with\nCandice Hopkins\, Larissa Lai\, & Ri
 naldo Walcott.\n\nExhibition Catalogue for "How To Feed A Piano"\nfeatur
 ing essays by the 3 panelists will be on sale at the event.\n\n\nCandice
  Hopkins\, of Tlingit descent\, is an artist and curator. She is present
 ly Director and Curator of the Exhibitions Programme at the Western Fron
 t. She has an MA from The Center for Curatorial Studies\, Bard College\,
  NY where she was awarded the Ramapo Curatorial Prize for the exhibition
  Every Stone Tells a Story: The Performance Work of David Hammons and Ji
 mmie Durham. She received her BFA from the Alberta College of Art and De
 sign in 1999. Her writing is published by C Magazine\, MIT Press\, Black
 Dog Press\, New York University\, Catriona Jeffries Gallery\, and Banff 
 Centre Press\, among others\, and she has given talks at venues includin
 g the Tate Modern\, Dakar Biennale\, Tate Britain\, Rhodes College\, Sim
 on Fraser University\, and the University of British Columbia.\nHopkins 
 is co-curator of the touring exhibitions Jimmie Durham: Knew Urk\, which
  originated at the Reg Vardy Gallery in Sunderland\, UK and Shapeshifter
 s\, Timetravellers and Storytellers\, which originated at the Royal Onta
 rio Museum. Recent and upcoming curatorial projects include exhibitions 
 on architecture and disaster\, performativity and fictional identities\,
  and the revolutionary potential of "slowness" in relation to new techno
 logies. \n\nLarissa Lai was born in La Jolla\, California\, grew up in N
 ewfoundland and currently lives in Vancouver. Her first novel\, When Fox
  Is a Thousand (Press Gang 1995\, Arsenal Pulp\, 2004) was shortlisted f
 or the Chapters/Books in Canada First Novel Award. Her second novel\, Sa
 lt Fish Girl  (Thomas Allen Publishers 2002) was shortlisted for the Sun
 burst Award\, the Tiptree Award and the City of Calgary W. O. Mitchell A
 ward.  She has an MA in Creative Writing from the University of East Ang
 lia in Norwich\, England and a PhD in English from the University of Cal
 gary. From January to June 2006\, she was a Writer-in-Residence in the E
 nglish Department at Simon Fraser University. She recently held a SSHRC 
 Post-doctoral Fellowship in the English Department at the University of 
 British Columbia\, and is currently an Assistant Professor in Canadian L
 iterature there. Her research addresses theories of subjectivity\, strat
 egies of anti-racist cultural production\, futurity\, Canadian literatur
 e\, critical theory\, globalization\, race\, gender\, sexuality\, contem
 porary poetics and speculative fiction. She has also worked as an instru
 ctor at the infamous science fiction writer's workshop Clarion West.  Sy
 bil Unrest\, her collaborative long poem with Rita Wong\, will be publis
 hed by Line Books in 2008.\n\n\nRinaldo Walcott is an Associate Professo
 r of Black Diaspora Cultural Studies in the Department of Sociology and 
 Equity Studies in Education at the University of Toronto. >From 2002 to 
 2007\, he held the Canada Research Chair of Social Justice and Cultural 
 Studies also at the University of Toronto. Walcott started his career in
  rap music. Not as a rapper—or a musician at all—but as a social scienti
 st working on his PhD at the Ontario Institute of Studies in Education a
 t the University of Toronto (OISE/UT). In 1997\, Walcott published Black
  Like Who?—the critically acclaimed collection of essays on contemporary
  black Canadian culture. He has been seen on Counterspin\, Studio One\, 
 Q Files\, and The New Music and Too Much for Much (on MuchMusic channel)
 \, and TVO's The Agenda. He is the editor of New Dawn: The Journal of Bl
 ack Canadian Studies\, an online open access scholarly journal. Rinaldo'
 s writing and research has long engaged with the multiple genres of arti
 stic expression. His areas of specialization are cultural studies and cu
 ltural theory\, queer and gender theory\, and transnational and diaspora
  studies. His upcoming book is titled Black Diaspora Faggotry: Readings\
 , Frames\, Limits (Duke University Press).\n\n\n\n\n
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060706T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:opening: Bjornson Kajiwara | Homemade Polygons
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060706T180000
DTSTAMP:20060706T214340Z
LOCATION:Bjornson Kajiwara Gallery\, 1727 W. Third Avenue\, Vancouver BC
 \,
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:[THIS ONE LOOKS GOOD - ed.]\n\nopening July 6th from 6 to 9p
 m is Homemade Polygons\, a group show of\nemerging talent  guest curated
  by contributing editor to Border Crossings\nMagazine\, Lee Henderson.  
  Artists include Eli Bornowsky\, Matthew Brown\,\nMark Delong\, Joey Hal
 ey and James Whitman.  Exhibition continues to July\n29th. \nwww.TAG.bc.
 ca\, ph: 604.738.3500.\n\n\n\nHomemade Polygons presents five emerging a
 rtists from Canada\, all of whom share a highly ambivalent\, if not down
 right antagonistic view of the influence of digital technology on art. T
 he art in this show belittles\, bullies\, and borrows digital styles to 
 serve the aims of the handmade. That massive player on the contemporary 
 art scene\, here reduced to caricature -- the computer: insensate collab
 orator\, lifeless artist whose personal style is based on a series of on
 es and zeroes. The awful potentials of a styleless technology are smothe
 red by the vital\, anarchic energy of these drawings\, paintings\, sculp
 tures\, and collage. Messy studios and basic materials are offered as a 
 passionate reaction to the influence of BASIC language and the conceptua
 l cubicle\, that clean\, compartmentalized GUI desktop. \n\nThe artists 
 in Homemade Polygons...\n\nMatthew Brown exploits and adapts the Flash e
 sthetic to create a new kind of painterly mark on the canvas\; \n\nEli B
 oronowksy's gouache colour grids develop a kind of 3D Piet Mondrian land
 scape\, an impossible geometry to match the absurd advancements of Strin
 g Theory and CGI. There's Mark Delong's wall of Epson-and-paint collages
 \, raw\, perverse\, electric\, and iconoclastic. James Whitman's intense
 ly pixilated graphite drawings feature pastoral scenes filled with anomi
 c beasts warmed in the hothouse of the unconscious. And Joey Haley will 
 show both paintings and drawings of hypodermic sexual materialism\, scen
 es with their own special effects\, all done with a freehand that is way
  smoother than any Adobe vector. These are art objects in response to th
 e anemia of the jpeg\, the pale pixilated search engine reproduction.\n\
 n\nLee Henderson\n                            
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070305T200000
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Voice\nInstructor: Tanya Marquardt
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070305T190000
DTSTAMP:20070219T185644Z
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Introduction to Voice\nInstructor: Tanya Marquardt\nMarch 5\
 , 12\, 19 & 26 2007\n7-8 pm\n$40\n\nThis course is designed for those wa
 nting to integrate voice into their artistic practice\, whether as dance
 rs\, theatre makers\, performance artists or musicians. Each class will 
 develop the students knowledge of their own voice through guided explora
 tions\, basic vocal anatomy\, and exercises designed to warm up the voic
 e while increasing vocal range. Wear comfortable\, loose fitting clothin
 g\, bring some water\, and be prepared to move as well as speak. \n\nTan
 ya Marquardt has trained in classical and experimental voice with David 
 Smukler\, Dale Genge\, Judith Koltai\, Linda Putnam\, Lisa Belay\, David
  McMurray Smith\, Maiko Bae Yamamoto\, and Penelope Stella. A graduate o
 f Simon Fraser University and Maindance\, Tanya trained at the National 
 Voice Intensive\, and has been integrating voice into her work as a thea
 tre and dance maker for 10 years. She has worked creatively with many Va
 ncouver dance and theatre companies\, including radix theatre\, MACHiNeN
 OiSeY\, boca del lupo\, The Leaky Heaven Circus\, Peter Bingham\, batter
 y opera\, and Screaming Weenie Productions. She has written three plays\
 , Lounge\, Liminal and Nocturne which opened and closed NextFest 2003 in
  Edmonton Alberta. She also shared a Jesse Richardson Award for Best Ens
 emble with The Leaky Heaven Circus on King Llyr. 
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DTEND:20100406T060000Z
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DTSTAMP:20100313T062239Z
LOCATION:Pacific Cinematheque\, 1131 Howe St.\, Vancouver\, BC
DESCRIPTION:/// NAOMI UMAN IN PERSON ///\n \nLike a crochet needle swift
 ly passing through loops of silk and wool\, like sun-thickened fingers p
 rying at garlic-clove sheaths\, like a chorus of wedding songs around a 
 table of varenyky and boiled dumplings\, Naomi Uman’s camera lives among
 st the people\, homes and villages she films. \n\nSetting out to retrace
  the footsteps of her family’s own immigrant history\, Naomi\, an Americ
 an artist who divides her time between Los Angeles and Mexico City\, mad
 e a reverse journey of her great-grandparent’s emigration from Uman\, Uk
 raine.  She bought a house in Legedzine\, just outside of Uman\, toured 
 films around the country\, befriended village babushki\, and established
  an artist residency for cultural exchange. \n\nThe films in “Ukrainian 
 Time Machine” evolved out of the tactile and visceral experience of livi
 ng in Legedzine.   Kalendar chronicles her early days of Ukrainian langu
 age lessons.  Clay is a portrait of a brick factory that sits atop the r
 uins of the 5000- year-old\, clay-based Trypillian civilization. \n\nUnn
 amed Film contains footage\, in chronological order\, shot from the time
  she arrived in Legedzine to the time she left.   “Ukrainian Time Machin
 e” is the latest extension of an artistic practice that involves Uman’s 
 prolonged immersion in the world of her subjects\; in previous projects\
 , she lived with a diary-farming family in rural Mexico and with a Mexic
 an immigrant family employed in industrial dairy production in Californi
 a.   \n \nKalendar (2008. 10 mins.)\nOn This Day (2008.  5 mins.)\nWindo
 w (2008. 3 mins.)\nCoda (2008. 3 mins.)\nClay (2008. 12 mins.)\n \n inte
 rmission\n \nUnnamed Film (2008. 55 mins.)\n \n \n\nhttp://www.facebook.
 com/event.php?eid=365280926191
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STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:54
CLASS:PUBLIC
SUMMARY:Ukrainian Time Machine: Living Films by Naomi Uman
DTSTART:20100406T033000Z
CREATED:20100313T062145Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:BA50263C-ADA7-11DB-815D-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070126T220000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:EARTHQUAKE ON ALEXANDER
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070126T200000
DTSTAMP:20070127T014516Z
LOCATION:Helen Pitt 
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:The Helen Pitt Gallery presents:\n\nEARTHQUAKE ON ALEXANDER\
 nFriday\, January 26\, 2007\nDoors at 8 pm\n\nFeaturing Performances By:
 \nIan Wyatt\, Neil Rockwell\, Jason Reizner\, and guests Franny and Nick
 y\nCurated by Steve Hubert\n\nThe Helen Pitt Gallery is pleased to comme
 nce the first installment of our\nEARTHQUAKE ON ALEXANDER performance se
 ries\, a night devoted to experiments in\nlive sound and performance art
 .\n\nWith his unique brand of sound on sound\, Ian Wyatt weaves a poncho
  of folksy\nexperimentation and interactive percussive elements. Guarant
 eed to sooth and\nirritate in alternating waves\, you will be pleased to
  note that Wyatt\nis equal parts Orator and Mystic—a latter day electric
  shaman\, always\nwith a direct gaze and clear eyes.\n\nAnyone familiar 
 with Neil Rockwell's impromptu rants will appreciate\nthis chance to hea
 r him perform raps.  Armed with only a dictaphone\nand ghetto-blaster\, 
 Rockwell will take you to the gates of Hades\nbefore redeeming you with 
 an unlikely turn of phrase that will make\nyou embarrassed and happy.\n\
 nNo one knows about things better than Jason Reizner.  Whether\ndescribi
 ng every part and procedure involved in a head gasket change\non a Delta
  88 Oldsmobile\, or his concrete knowledge of Proper Names\,\nReizner re
 minds the viewer that even the most abstract jargon can come\nout soundi
 ng more like prose than poetry in the face of real facts.\n\nBetween per
 formances the latest collaborative duo de force will command some\nrespe
 ct with their weird songs!  Franny & Nicky (aka Francesca Bennett and\nN
 icholas Matranga) bring a little bit of everyday life into the\ngallery 
 space\, and we all know what romantic misadventures can result\nfrom thi
 s kind of madness.  Yes!  And it isn't just songs they're\ncooking up ei
 ther\, so come down and check it out!\n\nHelen Pitt Gallery\n148 Alexand
 er Street\nVancouver\, BC\n604.681.6740\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100817T060028Z
UID:7DE63557-619C-40A0-8F80-445D3DD83835
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20100912T000000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:sprit coon
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20100911T230000
DTSTAMP:20100817T060042Z
SEQUENCE:2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080525T150000
UID:D446A577-CDA8-4BB8-93A1-AB23E81CE5A1
DTSTAMP:20080521T061304Z
LOCATION:Free - call 604.633.0861 to Reserve\, Meeting Point: Northeast 
 corner of 1st and Fir (near Granville Island)
DESCRIPTION:\nMeeting Point: Northeast corner of 1st and Fir (near Granv
 ille Island)\nBus routes: 4\, 7\, 50\, 84\nNot wheelchair accessible\nAn
  audio and video enhanced soundwalk where participants are invited to im
 agine what was\, is\, and could be lying beyond an old railbed.
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.newmusic.org
SEQUENCE:6
SUMMARY:SndWlk: Found/Roaming the Railbed\nled by Jacky Sawatzky and Chr
 is O’Connor
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080525T140000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080525T150000
UID:C8D69462-69F2-4006-B780-6011495255EE
DTSTAMP:20080521T061304Z
LOCATION:Free - call 604.633.0861 to Reserve\, Meeting Point: Northeast 
 corner of 1st and Fir (near Granville Island)
DESCRIPTION:\nMeeting Point: Northeast corner of 1st and Fir (near Granv
 ille Island)\nBus routes: 4\, 7\, 50\, 84\nNot wheelchair accessible\nAn
  audio and video enhanced soundwalk where participants are invited to im
 agine what was\, is\, and could be lying beyond an old railbed.
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.newmusic.org
SEQUENCE:6
SUMMARY:SndWlk: Found/Roaming the Railbed\nled by Jacky Sawatzky and Chr
 is O’Connor
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080525T140000
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:7B819EDB-39A9-48ED-9CE8-AC1A7A1283E7
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081215T180000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:REDFLAGDESIGN :: OPEN STUDIO
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081215T120000
DTSTAMP:20081209T035819Z
LOCATION:318 Industrial Ave.
SEQUENCE:1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:EA05D5ED-ADA7-11DB-815D-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070126T220000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Bingen & Rough Noble
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070126T200000
DTSTAMP:20070127T014507Z
LOCATION:Chroma Books
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:Von Bingen (Jenni Pace\, Daniel Presnell\, Josh Stevenson)\n
 Rough Noble (Jeffrey Allport\, Robert Pedersen)\nFriday\, January 26\, 8
  pm\nChroma Books 4424 Main Street.\n\nTHERE IS LIMITED SEATING...  AND 
 DOORS WILL CLOSE AT 9.\n\nwww.myspace.com/wunderkammern\n\nwww.myspace.c
 om/roughnoble 
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080807T210000
UID:3134B00A-B3F6-44D8-BBFE-6C0D16C5FF0E
DTSTAMP:20080807T233429Z
LOCATION:Solder and Sons - 247 - Main
DESCRIPTION:8PM Thurs Aug 7 at Solder and Sons.\n$7 show\, $15 w/ CD\nPh
 one: 604.315.7198\nAddress: 247 Main Street\, Vancouver BC\, V6A 2S7\n\n
 Reviews:\nhttp://www.indyish.com/tag/dixies-death-pool\nhttp://www.eyewe
 ekly.com/print/article/32593\n\n\nhttp://solderandsons.com/\nhttp://www.
 myspace.com/dixiesdeathpool\n\nDIXIE'S DEATH POOL . SCARLET LAKE\nSolder
  & Sons\n247 Main St. Vancouver\, BC\nhttp://www.solderandsons.com/\n\n
URL;VALUE=URI:http://solderandsons.com/
SEQUENCE:7
SUMMARY:Lee Hutzulak + Solder and Sons present a CD launch for:\nDixie's
  Death Pool's Scarlet Lake
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080807T200000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:5F6D6CCA-D256-40B4-B025-6D67D71D0117
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081122T220000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:SHEARING PINX - COMMON COLLECTOR - ROUGH NOBLE + HOLZKOPF
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081122T200000
DTSTAMP:20081122T195736Z
LOCATION:antisocial
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:David invited you to "SHEARING PINX - COMMON COLLECTOR - ROU
 GH NOBLE + HOLZKOPF" on Saturday\, November 22 at 8:00pm.\n\nEvent: SHEA
 RING PINX - COMMON COLLECTOR - ROUGH NOBLE + HOLZKOPF\n       "Presented
  in Polyphonic Sound"\nWhat: Performance\nHost: Antisocial - 2425 main s
 treet\nStart Time: Saturday\, November 22 at 8:00pm\nEnd Time: Saturday\
 , November 22 at 11:00pm\nWhere: 2425 main street\n\nTo see more details
  and RSVP\, follow the link below:\nhttp://www.facebook.com/n/?event.php
 &eid=39852266845\n\nThanks\,\nThe Facebook Team\n\n___\nWant to control 
 which emails you receive from Facebook? Go to:\nhttp://www.facebook.com/
 editaccount.php?notifications&md=ZXZlbnRfaW52aXRlO2Zyb209ODI4NjU4MzU5O2V
 pZD0zOTg1MjI2Njg0NTt0bz01OTg5MjAwMjA=\n\n\n\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:0FE80D7C-16A7-11DB-9F63-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060721T230000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Screening: Werckmeister Harmonies by Bela Tarr
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060721T200000
DTSTAMP:20060718T215022Z
LOCATION:BLIM
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, July 21 - $5 – 10 sliding | 8 – 11 PM\n\nBlim and A
 llan MacInnis present:\nWerckmeister Harmonies by Bela Tarr\n\nComparing
  filmmakers to Tarkovsky is the “tastes like chicken” of cinema\, a mean
 ingless phrase that is seldom merited. In the case of Hungarian auteur B
 ela Tarr\, it fits. Werckmeister Harmonies (2000) is a dark\, poetic med
 itation on a universe out of order. In Hungarian with English subtitles.
 \n\nSee the Cinema Aspirant column for July at: www.discorder.ca\n\nMore
  Info available at:\nwww.brightlightsfilm.com\nalienatedinvancouver.blog
 spot.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20100308T203000
UID:9950EAB8-8D9F-475C-9B20-72E0F7851825
DTSTAMP:20100302T075324Z
LOCATION:1131 Howe St | $9.50/8 + $3 membership
DESCRIPTION:The Pacific Cinematheque and DIM Cinema Presents\nKamal Alja
 fari: The Roof & Port \nof Memory\n\nCurated by Cheyanne Turions\, Amy L
 ynn Kazymerchyk and Cinema Project
URL;VALUE=URI:www.dimcinema.ca
SEQUENCE:9
SUMMARY:DIM Cinema | Kamal Aljafari: The Roof & Port of Memory
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20100308T193000
CREATED:20100302T072800Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20100304T040000Z
UID:e326504256767@facebook.com
DTSTAMP:20100224T232401Z
LOCATION:the Pavilion at Langara College
DESCRIPTION:The New Paradigm:\nModels\, Diagrams\, Proposals and Provisi
 ons\nfor the Coming Age\n\nAt the Pavilion\nLangara College \n100 West 4
 9th Ave\, Van BC\n\nFeaturing new work by artists Geoffrey Farmer\, Devo
 n Knowles\, T&T\, Ron Tran and Elizabeth Zvonar\, The New Paradigm utili
 zes the context of The Pavilion as an oracle to present artworks that fu
 nction as generative\, reflexive tools that orient us towards our collec
 tive future.\n\nThe role of creative work\, whether it be craft\, assemb
 lage\, collage or collecting\, is presented as a crucial element or extr
 opy- the prediction that human intelligence and technology will enable l
 ife to expand in an orderly way throughout the universe. the playful app
 roach to this journey that these artists have taken indicates an auspici
 ous outcome.\n\n\nhttp://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=326504256767
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=326504256767
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:591
CLASS:PUBLIC
SUMMARY: The New Paradigm
DTSTART:20100304T010000Z
CREATED:20100224T231410Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081017T210000
UID:5F6DF29E-448A-476E-8BD6-15C755366FDF
DTSTAMP:20081016T232328Z
LOCATION:Blanket - 6-758 Alexander Street
DESCRIPTION:Eli Bornowsky\nNEW WORKS ON PAPER AND CANVAS\nOctober 17 - N
 ovember 8\, 2008\nOpening Reception Friday October 17 6-9pm\n\nOpening o
 n October 17th\, Blanket is pleased to present a show of new works\nby V
 ancouver-based artist Eli Bornowsky. This is the artistÃ&#65533\;Â¹s sec
 ond solo\nexhibition with the gallery.\n\nA native of Alberta\, Bornowsk
 y received his BFA from Emily Carr Institute\n(now Emily Carr University
 ) in 2005. His work has appeared at galleries and\ninstitutions includin
 g The Contemporary Art Gallery\, Video In and Helen Pitt\nin Vancouver a
 nd the Banff Centre in Banff\, Alberta. Recently he was named\,\nalong w
 ith Jeremy Hoff\, as a semifinalist in the 2008 RBC Painting\nCompetitio
 n.\n\nThe artistÃ&#65533\;Â¹s latest works present concentric square for
 mations of dots in\nvarying hues\, thrown into sharp relief by a neutral
  grey picture ground. The\nanticipated promise of these pictures is that
  they will dazzle us as op-art\nspecimens\, that they will allow us the 
 same pleasurable contrast and twinkle\nof the lit signage over a theatre
  marquee. But here is where the viewerÃ&#65533\;Â¹s\nexpectations are ro
 undly defeated\; the only predictable factor is that\nnothing is predict
 able.\n\nOne might think that\, in using these motifs and arrangements i
 n such a way\,\nBornowsky is attempting to shine a light\, either imitat
 ive or mildly\nparodic\, on the op-art or hardedge traditions of the pas
 t. But to make such\na deduction would be simplistic and roundly unfair.
  The energies in these\npictures do usurp whatever expectations the view
 er might have had\, but at\nthe same time\, they have a mystical and gen
 erous air\, as they engage us in a\nsilent two-way dialogue. The dots po
 ssess a synasthaesic quality\; they make\ntheir presence felt both throu
 gh their colour and texture\, as well as\nthrough how they collide again
 st each other\, how they float\, thump and hum\nagainst the background a
 nd get us thinking. These spheres may have come from\na recognizable set
  of traditions butÃ¢ï¿½Â¹to refer to the well-worn Pythagorean\nphraseÃ¢
 ï¿½Â¹they are not without their own special music.\n\nBlanket\nContempor
 ary Art Inc.\n6-758 Alexander Street\nVancouver BC\nV6A 1E3\n\ngallery 1
 -604-709-6100\nwww.blanketgallery.com\nhours: Wednesday to Saturday 11am
  to 6pm
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.blanketgallery.com
SEQUENCE:8
SUMMARY:opening: Eli Bornowsky\nNEW WORKS ON PAPER AND CANVAS
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081017T180000
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:EFC9198F-777A-11DC-B2A7-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071010T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:CIRCLESQUARE\nLIVE
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071010T200000
DTSTAMP:20071010T215154Z
LOCATION:THE MEDIA CLUB - 695 CAMBIE
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:CIRCLESQUARE\nLIVE ONSTAGE PLAYING SONGS ABOUT DANCING AND D
 RUGS\nWITH DJ BOBBY WAYNE AND VERY SPECIAL GUEST\nSUNDAY\, OCTOBER 14\, 
 2007 - 8PM\nTHE MEDIA CLUB - 695 CAMBIE ST. VANCOUVER\nTICKETS AT ZULU A
 ND TICKETMASTER\n\nTHIS IS THE LAST VANCOUVER SHOW FOR A LONG\, LONG TIM
 E...\n\nALSO! \nCIRCLESQUARE LIVE AT MUTEK MEXICO CITY\nW/ ULRICH SCHNAU
 SS AND TUJIKO NORIKO\nWEDNESDAY\, OCTOBER 10\, 2007 - 10PM\nTEATRO FRU F
 RU\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:3F02D067-93BC-4D3A-8750-47A458CF40D8
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080827T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:REMEMBER:\nA presentation and discussion with\nMichael Nicoll Ya
 hgulanaas\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080827T190000
DTSTAMP:20080729T211221Z
LOCATION:SFU Harbour Centre
SEQUENCE:5
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.geist.com/yahgulanaas-michael-nicoll
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:32516BB8-2728-4377-8B6C-411255F7009F
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080426T150000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:SLAB - Pd Basics
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080426T130000
DTSTAMP:20080212T071845Z
SEQUENCE:5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080525T150000
UID:754BFB4B-7194-43F7-8E3A-CA2D1D069865
DTSTAMP:20080521T061304Z
LOCATION:Free - call 604.633.0861 to Reserve\, Meeting Point: Northeast 
 corner of 1st and Fir (near Granville Island)
DESCRIPTION:\nMeeting Point: Northeast corner of 1st and Fir (near Granv
 ille Island)\nBus routes: 4\, 7\, 50\, 84\nNot wheelchair accessible\nAn
  audio and video enhanced soundwalk where participants are invited to im
 agine what was\, is\, and could be lying beyond an old railbed.
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.newmusic.org
SEQUENCE:6
SUMMARY:SndWlk: Found/Roaming the Railbed\nled by Jacky Sawatzky and Chr
 is O’Connor
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080525T140000
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:7B882FC0-9D83-11DB-888A-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070112T153000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:SIAT Colloquium - Eric Zimmerman
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070112T140000
DTSTAMP:20070112T033425Z
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:\n      SIAT Research Colloquium\n      Eric Zimmerman\n    
   Friday\, January 12\n      2 PM - 3:30 PM\n      Room 3280 
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:A4298A4F-409C-486E-9310-A4CC3B23A698
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090717T220000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:HARSH NOISE - \n\nRUSALKA\,\nTASKMASTER\,\nTHE RITA\, \nSADE SAD
 E (EX-YELOLOW SWANS)\,\nBURROW OWL\,\nANJU SINGH (AHNA\, BLEEDER)\,\nSIC
 K BUILDINGS\,\nFLATGREY& DJ TAPES\n\nDOORS AT 9PM\, SHOW AT 10PM. WILL G
 O LATE. $5-$10 SLIDING SCALE. DRINKS.\n\nTONS OF RECORDS\, TAPES AND CDR
 'S FOR SALE FROM AROUND THE WORLD.\n\nPLEASE PASS THIS ALONG. PLEASE COM
 E OUT TO HANG OUT.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090717T210000
DTSTAMP:20090717T050919Z
LOCATION:Secret Location (east hastings/ask around).\n
SEQUENCE:6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:5C8D5C66-B86E-11DA-962A-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060327T111000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:DR BUS 10:10
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060327T101000
DTSTAMP:20060321T000524Z
SEQUENCE:3
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20110510T192553Z
UID:F3B7CE1F-4C0F-43EE-B66C-D65C88310543
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110517T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Free - No Reading After the Internet: Maroon Cuture and psychede
 lia in the new world: selections from the field work of Richard and Sall
 y Price. Selections from the film work of Ben Russell. 
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110517T190000
DTSTAMP:20110510T192622Z
LOCATION:VIVO Media Arts Centre
SEQUENCE:6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:447BF953-5664-11DB-AE36-000D933194E0
URL;VALUE=URI:http://mooncruisegallery.com
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061013T223000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Opening:\n"What are they all waiting for?" - \nNicolae Stinghe\n
 
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061013T193000
DTSTAMP:20061008T003228Z
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:mooncruise* gallery\npresents\n\n"What are they all waiting 
 for?"\n\nA show by Montreal fashion photographer\,\nNicolae Stinghe\n\nO
 pening Reception Friday\, Oct. 13th\, 7.30pm until Dec.31.\n\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:92B4DCB8-E3DE-48D2-8116-459CF30D99A1
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081107T230000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:PERSISTENT RESISTANCE: EARLY FEMINIST VIDEO IN VANCOUVER
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081107T190000
DTSTAMP:20081104T230144Z
LOCATION:VIVO
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Kika invited you to "" on Friday\, November 7 at 7:00pm.\n\n
 Event: PERSISTENT RESISTANCE: EARLY FEMINIST VIDEO IN VANCOUVER\nWhat: F
 estival\nHost: VIVO Media Arts Centre\nStart Time: Friday\, November 7 a
 t 7:00pm\nEnd Time: Saturday\, November 8 at 11:30pm\nWhere: VIVO MEDIA 
 ARTS CENTRE\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061019T193000
UID:E0995144-483A-11DB-B707-000D933194E0
DTSTAMP:20060920T000356Z
LOCATION:Scotiabank Dance Centre\, 677 Davie St.
DESCRIPTION:John Cage in rehearsals\, conversations\, performances\, and
  his important visual arts – a documentary by Gordon Mumma. Admission wi
 th ticket for Thursday 19 October.
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.newmusic.org/festival.htm
SEQUENCE:2
SUMMARY:Silence: TIMESPACE
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061019T183000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20090403T220000
UID:9C95A674-453A-4B68-BBAF-555B9AD11BE9
DTSTAMP:20100110T041404Z
LOCATION:Christ Church Cathedral\, Burrard & Georgia\, Vancouver\, BC
DESCRIPTION:“A wonderful piece of music\, enthralling\, and one that gri
 ps the mind and the heart" - Clive Barnes\, NY Times\n\nCommissioned for
  the gala opening of the National Arts Centre in Ottawa\, Canada in 1969
 \, Kraanerg is a visceral and highly charged piece for woodwinds\, brass
 \, strings and quadrophonic tape\, originally composed as the score to a
  ballet choreographed by Roland Petit with "op-art" sets by Victor Vasar
 ely.\n\nAccording to Xenakis' program notes\, the title referred to the 
 "current youth movements" that were making significant marks on social h
 istory in 1968\, as well as to his utopian vision of the upcoming "biolo
 gical struggle between generations unfurling all over the planet\, destr
 oying existing political\, social\, urban\, scientific\, artistic and id
 eological frameworks on a scale never before attempted by humanity." Thi
 s powerful statement can be felt in the music.\n\n“A wonderful piece of 
 music\, enthralling\, and one that grips the mind and the heart...(it) i
 s one of the major ballet scores of the century." - Clive Barnes\, NY Ti
 mes\n\nThis presentation will feature a newly mastered tape part\, resto
 red from the original by Mode records\, as well as some of Vancouver’s f
 inest musicians\, including: Ari Barnes\, Jeremy Berkman\, David Brown\,
  Marie-Julie Chagnon\, Steve Denroche\, Mike Dowler\, Mark Ferris\, Kare
 n Gebrecht\, Domagoj Ivanovic\, Les Kasprzak\, Ben Kinsman\, Peggy Lee\,
  Jim Littleford\, Mark McGregor\, David Owen\, Isabel Roland\, Tom Short
 house\, Mary Sokol Brown\, Marcus Takizawa\, Jim Tranquilla\, Rebecca Wh
 itling and Yi Zhou\; conducted by Giorgio Magnanensi.\n\n$30 regular / $
 20 students & seniors\; tickets available from ticketstonight.ca/604.684
 .2787 (surcharges apply)\, Sikora’s Classical Records (432 W. Hastings) 
 and at the door.\n\nFree post-show chat with composer James Harley\, aut
 hor of "Xenakis: His Life in Music".\n\n\nhttp://www.facebook.com/event.
 php?eid=89115260464
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=89115260464
SEQUENCE:62
SUMMARY:Iannis Xenakis' "Kraanerg"
DTSTART:20090403T190000
CREATED:20090324T161535Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:70F57E58-C04A-11DB-8B65-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070621T193000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Salaam Salon
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070621T183000
DTSTAMP:20070219T185318Z
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:The memelab is pleased to announce the dates for Salaam Salo
 n V & VI\, on March 22nd and June 21st respectively.\n\nSalaam Salon is 
 an informal series of showcases and performances\, aiming at bringing di
 verse bases of artistic producers and audience together to share and ove
 rlap space.  \n\nthe memelab will play host\, yet again\, to a diverse b
 ody of artists and practitioners. Please reply ASAP if interested with a
  project description\, if you're interested in exhibiting in The Orb Gal
 lery or the TV Lounge\, or if you have other ideas for the space.  Conta
 ct us if you'd like to talk over possibilities.\n\n*****\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060519T220000
UID:8AAFF9CE-E7B1-11DA-A25E-000D933194E0
DTSTAMP:20060520T033526Z
LOCATION:Spartacus Books (upstairs at 319 W. Hastings @ Cambie)
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, May 19th\, 8-10 pm\n"57 Varieties" unplugged open s
 tage / variety show\nat Spartacus Books (upstairs at 319 W. Hastings @ C
 ambie)\nby donation\nhttp://www.butchershop.ca/archive/57/\n\nOn the thi
 rd Friday of every month Vancouver's only unplugged open stage /\nvariet
 y show\, now in its third year\, returns to the swell new Spartacus\nBoo
 ks.\n\nHosted by Rowan Lipkovits on his wild accordion\, his goal is to 
 facilitate\nin\nany given night such a diverse display of genres and sty
 les that the event\nlives up to the ketchup-y tally in its name\, solici
 ting performances that\nmight not fit in other venues -- from choreograp
 hed dance to improv to short\nguerrilla plays to clowning\, puppet shows
 \, and even (once) the conducting of\na cellphone orchestra!\n\n
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.butchershop.ca/archive/57/
SEQUENCE:3
SUMMARY:57 Varieties
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060519T200000
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20101007T232425Z
UID:237CA01A-9BF6-4FAC-BF56-C41239170D51
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20101031T190000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:VIVO - MaxMSP Class
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20101031T170000
DTSTAMP:20101022T002136Z
SEQUENCE:4
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:1902AD48-3006-11DB-9CD0-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060820T180000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Jamie Griffiths performing “COMMON”
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060820T170000
DTSTAMP:20060820T044219Z
LOCATION:Christ Church Cathedral\, 690 Burrard Street\, Vancouver
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Public Service Announcement\n(promo flyer image below messag
 e)\nDate: August 18th/2006\n\nJamie Griffiths performing “COMMON” at Chr
 ist Church Cathedral\, 690 Burrard Street\, Vancouver\nAugust 20th\, 5pm
         Tickets at Door $20 & $15\n\nAn Exploration of Prayer & Commonal
 ity\nNew Media Performance Installation/Event\n\nA visio-sonic explorati
 on of sound\, image and story.\nA poetic story of release\, surrender an
 d reconstruction\, told with sound\, imagery and simple movement.\nAn in
 teractive new media sound\, image and story event.\n\nFeaturing: An over
 head circular screen of video projection\, that responds to sound.\nMoti
 on sensors that respond to the audience. A storyteller/performer and a c
 omputer. Chanting circle.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110709T170000
UID:34B7BC10-CA72-4FDF-808F-BC136E6873B0
DTSTAMP:20110511T024548Z
LOCATION:CentreA
DESCRIPTION:Led by Andrew Lee + Jennifer Schine\, Vertical City is a wor
 kshop that uses soundwalk as a way to navigate concepts of place and ima
 ginability through the political and economic climate of Vancouver\, wit
 h a spacific emphasis on the site of SFU's Woodward's building. The idea
  of "vertical city" will be explored by extending Michel deCerteau's not
 ing of "Walking in the City" " to experience Vancouver as both walkers a
 nd listeners and the power dynamics of being above\, below and on the gr
 ound. Who walks the streets? And who has access to different points of v
 iew and hearing? As part of this project\, Jennifer and Andrew will util
 ize the adapted concept of soundwalking in the workshop to develop a sou
 nd installation to be mounted at Centre A’s exhibition. The notion of ve
 rticality will be extended into the construction of a sound chamber wher
 e our visitor will be able to experience recorded sounds from various ph
 ysical levels and acoustic dimensions of the Woodward’s building. These 
 recorded sounds will be taken from both the workshop soundwalk and the a
 rtists’ own recordings of the site to be transformed into a soundscape c
 omposition.
URL;VALUE=URI:http://centrea.org/index.cfm?go=site.index&section=exhibit
 ions&tag=upcoming&id=95
SEQUENCE:7
SUMMARY:Free Wkshp: Vertical City
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110709T130000
CREATED:20110511T023845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20090517T003000
UID:C2A9D846-DE8F-460A-8E29-AA2F5F78A9C9
DTSTAMP:20100110T041404Z
LOCATION:Capri Hall\, 3925 Fraser St (@ east 23rd)\, Vancouver\, BC
DESCRIPTION:a dance party against eastside eviction for queers\, allies 
 and their cats\n\nfeaturing:\ndj labrys\, PDX \n(homocore\, punk\, hardc
 ore\, and riot grrl 7inches)\ndj hotlips \n(M*A*S*H ups and electro-fyin
 g booty-shakers)\ndj berberler \n(posi core pining music and bratty beat
 s\, with sass to pass and flair to spare) \ndj huzcubz \n(awesome!)\nper
 formance by: oh i see\n\ncostume:\nCAT\nSLUMLORD \nor a combo.\n\ndon't 
 forget: \n19+ only\, we id.\nthe hall is physically accessible childcare
  subsidy is available. \n\ntheme:\nwe at fod are getting pissed about in
 creases in wrongful evictions in the eastside\, infused with 'olympic sp
 irit' and experienced by members of our own collective. and since we are
  fod\, we thought we'd danceparty about it as well as provide info to yo
 u all on tenant rights and affordable housing initiatives happening in t
 he city. people are invited to organize over this issue by sharing perso
 nal or witnessed stories of eviction in vancouver\, on stage with a mic 
 and a backing meow track of course! friends with any cats? bring picture
 s of yours or someone else's cats for a group collage! and get ready for
  litter box transformed make-out booth!\n\nfuck off and dance is a volun
 teer-run non-profit queer dance party in east van.  the fod collective s
 trives to promote and contribute to the community by providing a safer s
 pace for queers and allies to dance and have fun. we aim to be affordabl
 e\, accessible\, inclusive\, and approachable and most of all queer as f
 uck!\n\nps-we love cats.\n\nhttp://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=764401
 14380
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=76440114380
SEQUENCE:9545
SUMMARY:PUSSYEVICTION
DTSTART:20090516T200000
CREATED:20090512T054003Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080525T150000
UID:96C11861-0421-4660-904B-6DC2AEF21F9C
DTSTAMP:20080521T061304Z
LOCATION:Free - call 604.633.0861 to Reserve\, Meeting Point: Northeast 
 corner of 1st and Fir (near Granville Island)
DESCRIPTION:\nMeeting Point: Northeast corner of 1st and Fir (near Granv
 ille Island)\nBus routes: 4\, 7\, 50\, 84\nNot wheelchair accessible\nAn
  audio and video enhanced soundwalk where participants are invited to im
 agine what was\, is\, and could be lying beyond an old railbed.
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.newmusic.org
SEQUENCE:6
SUMMARY:SndWlk: Found/Roaming the Railbed\nled by Jacky Sawatzky and Chr
 is O’Connor
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080525T140000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:AA357761-A32B-4DB0-AFF5-7799CFCA7E64
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080314T150000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Conf: Key Note - Body Spaces - Political Body Spaces\nin Perform
 ances of William Forsythe - Prof. Gabriele Brandstetter
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080314T140000
DTSTAMP:20080306T230349Z
LOCATION:Multipurpose Area at the Liu Institute  
SEQUENCE:7
URL;VALUE=URI:http://project.arts.ubc.ca/bodyspaces/programme.htm
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:07741D96-F277-11DA-9557-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060610T160000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Montag & Friends
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060610T150000
DTSTAMP:20060602T203418Z
LOCATION:BLIM (197 E 17th Ave (@ 17th Ave))
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Montreal electronic musician Montag plays an intimate aftern
 oon show at Blim Gallery. Retro-infused melodic electronic pop with anal
 og synths\, violin\, all kinds of percussion and a whole lot of fun. Wit
 h special guests.\n\nGearing up for his first ever Mexican tour (with ap
 pearances at the Sonorama Festival in Guadalajara and Mexico City)\, Mon
 tag (Antoine Bedard) and Blim host an afternoon music party and tour kic
 k off. Come hear Montag's shimmering sounds from albums such as Alone\, 
 Not Alone\, Are You a Friend\, the recent Japanese-exclusive release Goo
 dbye Fear and his forthcoming third album\, Safe in Sound. \n\n604.872.8
 180
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:AF304EB6-B889-11DA-874E-000D933194E0
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20060501
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Sndwalk
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20060430
DTSTAMP:20060321T032045Z
SEQUENCE:1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060824T220000
UID:38AAB0DC-3300-11DB-A1A1-000D933194E0
DTSTAMP:20060823T235024Z
LOCATION:Interurban Gallery
DESCRIPTION:Intermission's Steve Calvert invites collaborative drawers t
 o attend the final two drawing sessions of our 2006 exhibition/happening
 /silentauction at the Interurban Gallery.\n \nThis Thursday\, August 24\
 , from 3-10pm\, and finally on Saturday August 26\, Scalvert and Intermi
 ssion will host collaborative drawing sessions at the Interurban\, 1 E.H
 astings\, Vancouver.  **Normal gallery hours are 1-5pm\, Wednesday-Satur
 day.\n \nThis Saturday at 10pm will conclude the auction with a climacti
 c closing party.  Bidding starts low\, but some items should prove highl
 y desirable to collectors.  There are well over 640 remarkable pieces by
  nearly 200 collaborating artists included in the exhibition.  Most of t
 he work on display can be previewed at the following websites:\n \nhttp:
 //www.flickr.com/photos/intermissioncollaborativedrawing/sets/\nhttp://c
 ollaborativedrawingintermission.blogspot.com/ 
URL;VALUE=URI:http://inter-mission.org
SEQUENCE:5
SUMMARY:Improv Drawing
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060824T150000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080123T220000
UID:FD9D0F21-8CA8-4389-BDA9-6A2DE40DF610
DTSTAMP:20080115T223839Z
LOCATION:memelab
DESCRIPTION:Wednesdays 8:30-10 pm\n\nher jazz noise collective is an exp
 erimental music network for women in Vancouver. We are determined to hel
 p create an inclusive noise community and supportive space for women to 
 meet and experiment musically. We hope this project will be a catalyst f
 or the formation of more female-based groups in this genre. We are trans
 -inclusive\, please and thank you! No experience or commitment it requir
 ed - just the desire to try... This is not a band\, its the beginning of
  a more radical\, open\, posi-core community invested in dialogue about 
 gender\, power and personal experience. \n\nfor more info about her jazz
  and/or the wednesday jams: herjazznoisecollective@yahoo.ca / 
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.myspace.com/herjazznoisecollective
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:open jam - her jazz noise collective\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080123T203000
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20101007T232425Z
UID:771735CF-AC32-4418-9A73-E70012A8DFA3
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20101102T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:VIVO - MaxMSP Class
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20101102T190000
DTSTAMP:20101022T195606Z
SEQUENCE:3
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:371F8199-F7CC-4057-8985-F584A4BC93C6
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080510T235900
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Blood Sound Two - Michael Red\, Tank Girl\, Colby Sparks\, Sorce
 rers\, Taalmala\, Dawr\, Spiney Jim
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080510T220000
DTSTAMP:20080505T075529Z
LOCATION:Red Gate
SEQUENCE:6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:5E83338E-49D5-11DB-9878-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060923T020000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:NFF : Music & Visual Series 03 - [MORPHING] 
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060922T220000
DTSTAMP:20060922T005847Z
LOCATION:Open Studios
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:      Friday\, September 22\, 2006\n    * Morphing - [10:00 
 PM - 4:00 AM]\n    * Sinewave - [10:00 PM - 10:34 AM]\n    * Seekers Int
 ernational - [10:35 PM - 11:14 PM]\n    * Circlesquare - [11:15 PM - 12:
 09 AM]\n    * Jacob Cino and Kytami of Third Eye Tribe - [12:10 AM - 12:
 59 AM]\n    *\n    * Jan Jelinek - [1:00 AM - 2:00 AM]\n\n\nTicket Price
  $15.00 in advance at SOMA\, Scratch\, Zulu or reserve at 604-648-2752. 
 More at the Door Morphing will focus on the cross pollination of sounds 
 occurring in breaks-oriented music at the present moment. This night foc
 uses on hip hop\, rock\, two-step\, and jazz-infused techno. Artists wer
 e chosen based on the movement and transformations occurring within thei
 r specific style. Band/Group/Individual/Sampling formations complementin
 g live usages of instruments\, hardware\, and the voice\, is central to 
 Morphing. This year we look to a cross-section of artists to bring us di
 fferent genres\, styles and influences. \n# Schedule\n\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080807T210000
UID:54DB0997-5CBB-4DE7-B578-4CF655C1C1E1
DTSTAMP:20080807T233429Z
LOCATION:Solder and Sons - 247 - Main
DESCRIPTION:8PM Thurs Aug 7 at Solder and Sons.\n$7 show\, $15 w/ CD\nPh
 one: 604.315.7198\nAddress: 247 Main Street\, Vancouver BC\, V6A 2S7\n\n
 Reviews:\nhttp://www.indyish.com/tag/dixies-death-pool\nhttp://www.eyewe
 ekly.com/print/article/32593\n\n\nhttp://solderandsons.com/\nhttp://www.
 myspace.com/dixiesdeathpool\n\nDIXIE'S DEATH POOL . SCARLET LAKE\nSolder
  & Sons\n247 Main St. Vancouver\, BC\nhttp://www.solderandsons.com/\n\n
URL;VALUE=URI:http://solderandsons.com/
SEQUENCE:7
SUMMARY:Lee Hutzulak + Solder and Sons present a CD launch for:\nDixie's
  Death Pool's Scarlet Lake
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080807T200000
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:70E14505-770D-439D-98CE-962F2B15DF31
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080602T230000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Her Jazz - Event
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080602T210000
DTSTAMP:20080519T185220Z
LOCATION:vivo
SEQUENCE:8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:E64FD294-E841-417D-8D54-71D335B09D13
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081016T180000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:talk: Dan Adler\non Hanne Darboven
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081016T170000
DTSTAMP:20081016T231322Z
LOCATION:Emilly Car - \nRoom 301
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:ECU Speaker Series is pleased to present:\n\nDan Adler\non H
 anne Darboven\n\nThursday\, October 16\, 7:30 pm.\nRoom 301\n\nThe lectu
 re will deal with German conceptual artist Hanne Darboven's\ninterest in
  themes of time\, history\, and memory. The focus will be on\nDarboven's
  monumental installation\, Kulturgeschichte 1880-1983 (Cultural\nHistory
  1880-1983) (1980-1983). Comprising 590 wall-mounted panels of\nuniform 
 size and format and nineteen objects\, the work traces one hundred\nyear
 s of history via images and texts that include postcards\, art\nreproduc
 tions\, portraits of film stars\, andthe covers of weekly magazines.\nMa
 ny bear handwritten notes and quotations. Beginning with the date\, whos
 e\nnumbers are manipulated into a temporal and chronological system\, th
 e work\nconstructs an encompassing\, encyclopedic archive that fuses pub
 lic history\nand collective memory with personal experience.\n\nDan Adle
 r is assistant professor of modern and contemporary art at York\nUnivers
 ity in Toronto. A specialist in the history of art writing and the\naest
 hetics of installation art\, he has published in the London-based\njourn
 al Art History and regularly contributes reviews to Artforum and\nCanadi
 an Art. An alumnus of the Whitney Museum's Independent Study Program.\nH
 e has taught previously at Hunter College\, RISD\, the University of Gue
 lph\,\nand the New School in New York. He was formerly senior editor of 
 the\nBibliography of the History of Art at the Getty Research Institute 
 in Los\nAngeles. In 2006 he curated the exhibition When Hangover Becomes
  Form:\nRachel Harrison and Scott Lyall\, held at the Contemporary Art G
 allery in\nVancouver and Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE). Hi
 s book on the\nHanne Darboven will be published in 2009 by Afterall Book
 s/MIT Press. He is\ncurrently working on book that deals with sculpture 
 and installation art in\nterms of aesthetic categories.\n\nHanne Darbove
 n was born in 1941 in Munich\, Germany. Following a brief\nepisode as a 
 pianist\, she studied painting at the Staatliche Hochschule fÃ¼r\nBilden
 de KÃ¼nst in Hamburg. Between 1966 and 1969\, she lived intermittently\n
 in New York City\, after which she returned to her family home in Hambur
 g\nwhere she continues to live and work. Darboven has participated in nu
 merous\ninternational exhibitions including Documentas 5\, 6\, and 7 in 
 Kassel\, and\nthe 1982 Biennale of Venice.\nShe also has had numerous on
 e-person shows in Europe and North America\,\nincluding major presentati
 ons at the Ydessa Hendeles Foundation\, Toronto\,\nin1991\, and in Hambu
 rg and Eindhoven in 1992.\n\nBabak Golkar\, BFA\, MFA\nProgram Coordinat
 or - Masters of Applied Arts\n\nEMILY CARR UNIVERSITY\nART + DESIGN + ME
 DIA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:44E09C36-E23A-11DA-919C-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060512T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Shayne Ehman - Gloria Taylor\nMOUNTAIN OF LIGHT \nnew drawings\,
  paintings\, and quilts.\nMay 12-June 9\nOpening reception May 12 from 7
 -9pm
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060512T190000
DTSTAMP:20060513T043834Z
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:------------------------------------------------------------
 ---\n02. BLANKET | Shayne Ehman - Gloria Taylor | opening: MAY 12\n-----
 -----------------------------------------------------------\nShayne Ehma
 n - Gloria Taylor\nMOUNTAIN OF LIGHT \nnew drawings\, paintings\, and qu
 ilts.\nMay 12-June 9\nOpening reception May 12 from 7-9pm\n\nBlanket is 
 pleased to present a new body of work from Shayne Ehman titled\nMountain
  of Light. Presented are new drawings\, painted poems\, and quilts\nmade
  in collaboration with his mother\, Gloria Taylor. An accomplished\nseam
 stress\, Gloria worked long hours to realize Shayne’s imagery in the\ntr
 adition of quilting.\n\nShayne’s new paintings were created for an upcom
 ing bookwork titled Spandex\nRumplestiltskin\, his 15th book and 3rd in 
 a series of painted poem books.\nThe first two being The Bucktoothed Mag
 nifying Glass 1999 and  A Renovated\nSandwich Takes \nYour Eyebrows to T
 uba Practice 2000.\n\nEhman aims to deliver straight to the transcended 
 state\, creating tributes\nto the invisible world\, rich with visuals an
 d work play.  An optimistic\nvoice for humanity\, Ehman develops a body 
 of work that moves toward phonetic\nintuitive and visual\nlanguage.\n\nB
 LANKET\n4 - 2414 main street (upstairs)\nvancouver\, bc v5t 3e3\n604.709
 .6100\nfri and sat 12-5pm or by appt.\ninfo@blanetgallery.com\nwww.blank
 etgallery.com\n\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100917T201010Z
UID:39846406-F2B3-4893-9FC2-9030856A675C
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20100926T220000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Christian Fennesz w/ Scant Intone + Souns \nadmission: Advance $
 20/$15\, Door $25/18
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20100926T200000
DTSTAMP:20100917T201040Z
LOCATION:western front
SEQUENCE:5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20110716T060000Z
UID:e181222535273697@facebook.com
DTSTAMP:20110714T220302Z
LOCATION:Centre A\, 2 West Hastings Street\, Vancouver\, BC
DESCRIPTION:CO-LAB: A Workshop + Exhibition Project \nCo-presented by Ce
 ntre A and Vancouver New Music\n\nExhibition: July 16 - August 20 at Cen
 tre A\nOpening: Friday\, July 15\, 8 pm - 10:30 pm\n\nArtists: Julie Gen
 dron & Emma Hendrix\, Germaine Koh & Gillian Jerome\, Andrew Lee & Jenni
 fer Schine\n\nCurator: Debra Zhou \n\nCentre A is pleased to present the
  exhibition component of CO-LAB.\n \nCO-LAB is a cross-disciplinary work
 shop and exhibition project that focuses on sound\, collaboration and th
 e gallery’s physical location. The project brings together a group of Va
 ncouver-based artists from diverse backgrounds to design four projects t
 hat incorporate the workshop format and invite public participation. The
  workshops took place from May to July 2011. The artists/workshop leader
 s developed experimental models of collaboration with more than seventy 
 participants in total. Each workshop offered an introduction of the proj
 ect and background research\, followed by hands on practice and a collec
 tive art making process. The participants not only shared the innovative
  learning experience but also contributed recorded material for the artw
 ork. The initiation of the workshops is inspired by Jaques Attali’s noti
 on that sound\, the organization of noise\, is more than an object of st
 udy. It is a way of perceiving the world and it reflects the manufacture
  of society.\n \nThe exhibition features the three new works based on th
 e workshop: Noise/De-noise by Julie Gendron and Emma Hendrix\, Map Sense
  by Germaine Koh and Gillian Jerome\, and Vertical City by Andrew Lee an
 d Jennifer Schine.\n \nJulie Gendron and Emma Hendrix\nNOISE/DE-NOISE\nT
 he original workshop\, led by artist/composer Giorgio Magnanensi\, focus
 ed on the use of noise-reduction-algorithms in a creative and compositio
 nal manner. Instead of utilizing denoising-techniques for the restoratio
 n of damaged audio signals\, these processes were applied to field recor
 dings of Vancouver China Town. Sound artist duo Julie Gendron and Emma H
 endrix then manipulated and transferred the recorded material to analogu
 e tapes to be played throughout the exhibition. The deterioration of sou
 nd resulted from the repeated plays is expected to reveal multiple layer
 s of sound reality. Audience will be able to experience the result of au
 dio-erasement-processes while lying on a waterbed in the gallery space. 
 This inquisitive approach interrogates what counts as sound when it can 
 be used to explore the dynamic relationships between its complex structu
 res and the original environment.\n \nGermaine Koh and Gillian Jerome\nM
 AP SENSE  www.map-sense.com\n \nArtist Germaine Koh and writer Gillian J
 erome bring together their mutual interests in community work\, urban sp
 ace\, and the sound of words to create this interactive field map. With 
 website designers Julie Gendron and Brady Marks\, they developed a syste
 m for geotagging images\, recorded text fragments and audio field record
 ings onto an interactive map that gives a multi-sensory view of a neighb
 ourhood. The project is guided by a belief in the need for local knowled
 ge\, opinions\, images\, poetry\, sounds\, and stories in the official r
 ecord of a place. This mapping also makes room for sensual\, poetic and 
 politicized content within reference material\, and possibilities for al
 ternative stories to emerge.The first version begins with Vancouver's Do
 wntown Eastside and Chinatown. The website welcomes contribution from ev
 eryone throughout the exhibition. To add to the map\, post images\, vide
 os and words on the project's facebook page\, or email your still images
 \, audio\, text\, or video about specific places to mapsense.van@gmail.c
 om. Tell us the location on the map for your content. By contributing ma
 terial\, you confirm that you have the rights to it and agree to have it
  appear on line as part of the map sense project.\n \nAndrew Lee and Jen
 nifer Schine\nVertical City\nAt the workshop\, Andrew Lee and Jennifer S
 chine incorporated soundwalk as a way to navigate concepts of place and 
 imaginability through the political and economic climate of Vancouver\, 
 with a specific emphasis on the site of SFU's Woodward's building. The i
 dea of "vertical city" was explored by extending Michel deCerteau's noti
 on of "Walking in the City" to experience the neighbourhood as both walk
 ers and listeners and the power dynamics of being above\, below and on t
 he ground. The artists constructed a sound chamber to house a compositio
 n made from recorded soundscapes by the participants as well as artists’
  own material\, where the notion of verticality is incorporated into the
  structure.\n \nSpecial Thanks to the following workshop participants wh
 o contributed recorded materials\, and without whom the exhibition could
 n’t have been completed.\n \nNoise/De-noise: Yi Xin Tong\, Jodie Mak\, R
 obyn Jacob\, Judy Cheung\, Jason Derr\, Anakana Schofield\, David Leith\
 , John Oliver\, Dan Kibke\, Emily Thacker\, Constantine Katsiris\, Rob B
 irdwise\nMap Sense: Jacquie Leggatt\, Christine Stewart\, Hyung Min Yoon
 \, Andrew Clark\, Diego Maranan\, Aerlyn Weissman\, Debbie Blair\, Jamie
  Griffith\, Anakana Schofield\, Yi Xin Tong\, Donna Dykeman\, Vanessa Ka
 m\nVertical City: Katy Churche\, Randy Lee Cutler\, Brady Marks\, Lara S
 zabo Greisman\, Hua Phoebe Jin\, Mhenowah Meyhar\, Ian Lyle\, Debbie Bla
 ir\, Rene Baert\, Joni Low\, Benny Xu\, Andy Liu\, Cornelia Wyngaarden\,
  Jacquelyn Ross\n \n\nBiographies:\n \nJulie Gendron\nJulie has led nume
 rous art and design projects that consider interactivity\, accessibility
 \, playfulness and change. Her main inspiration is to design experiences
  that allow people to explore and create their own point of view\, cultu
 re and communities. Julie currently works independently under the guise 
 of desiringproductions.com as a user experience designer\, writer and mu
 ltidisciplinary artist. \n \nEmma Hendrix\nEmma is a multi-disciplinary 
 artist and sound designer with an interest in the emotive qualities of s
 ound and the complex relationship we have to our sonic environment. His 
 work has been presented across North America\, Europe\, Asia and the Mid
 dle East\, including several awards locally and internationally.  He is 
 also half of the sound art duo coin gutter. \n\nGermaine Koh\nBased in V
 ancouver\, Germaine Koh is an internationally active artist recognized f
 or her wide breadth of artistic practice concerned with the significance
  of everyday actions and familiar objects. Koh was a recipient of the 20
 10 VIVA Award\, and a finalist for the 2004 Sobey Art Award. Formerly an
  Assistant Curator of Contemporary Art at the National Gallery of Canada
 \, she is also an independent curator and partner in the independent rec
 ord label weewerk.\n\nGillian Jerome\nGillian Jerome is a Vancouver base
 d writer and poet. Her first book of non-fiction Hope In Shadows\, Stori
 es and Photographs from Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside (with Brad Cran) w
 on the 2008 City of Vancouver Book Award and was shortlisted for a BC Bo
 ok Prize. She teaches literature at UBC\, poetry to kids at inner-city s
 chools in Vancouver and runs workshops with Geist magazine.\n \nAndrew L
 ee\nAndrew Lee is a Vancouver-based visual artist\, writer\, and musicia
 n. His installations\, sculptures\, video and photography have explored 
 attitudes of disavowed culture\, interlanguage in Canadian families. Lee
  has a B.A. from Simon Fraser University majoring in Art and Culture. He
  was a part of the exhibition First Nations/Second Nature at the Michael
  Audain gallery. He is the lead singer of the highly acclaimed indie roc
 k band In Media Res.\n\nJennifer Schine\nJennifer Schine is a Masters st
 udent in the School of Communication at SFU and an active sound artist. 
 Her research investigates concepts of identity\, memory\, and movement w
 ithin the field of acoustic communication and soundscape studies. She wa
 s the recipient of the inaugural R. Murray Schafer Soundscape Award (201
 0) for her work exploring the practice of the soundwalk as a potential t
 ool for memory retrieval.\n \nMedia Contact: Debra Zhou\n604-683-8326\, 
 debra.zhou@centrea.org\n \n---------------------------------------------
 -\n \nDebra Zhou gratefully acknowledges the support of Canada Council f
 or the Arts through Assistance to Culturally Diverse Curators for Reside
 ncies in the Visual Arts.\n \nCentre A gratefully acknowledges the suppo
 rt of all its patrons\, sponsors\, members\, partners\, private foundati
 ons\, and government funding agencies\, including the Canada Council for
  the Arts\, the British Columbia Arts Council\, and the City of Vancouve
 r through the Office of Cultural Affairs.\n \nSpecial thanks to\nSchool 
 of Communication\, Simon Fraser University\nJeff Mettlewsky (Sound desig
 n for new media) www.jmsoundmedia.com\n\n-------------------------------
 ----------------\n\nCentre A\nVancouver International Centre for Contemp
 orary Asian Art\n2 West Hastings Street\, Vancouver\, BC\, Canada V6B 1G
 6\nTel: 604.683.8326       www.centrea.org      info@centrea.org\n\nhttp
 ://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=181222535273697
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=181222535273697
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:5774
CLASS:PUBLIC
SUMMARY:CO-LAB opens Friday\, July 15 | Exhibition July 16 - Aug 20
DTSTART:20110716T030000Z
CREATED:20110714T202648Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100817T053832Z
UID:609C729E-54B5-4F4A-BBCA-DFC06F62E49A
DTEND:20100919T120000Z
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
SUMMARY:PDX: 'Not Enough' Queer Art Festival
DTSTART:20100918T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20100817T053914Z
SEQUENCE:5
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:E21E1812-1D3A-4D02-8244-988AEDC8833C
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080827T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:REMEMBER:\nA presentation and discussion with\nMichael Nicoll Ya
 hgulanaas\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080827T190000
DTSTAMP:20080729T211221Z
LOCATION:SFU Harbour Centre
SEQUENCE:5
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.geist.com/yahgulanaas-michael-nicoll
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:4958E51D-7019-4585-B992-607575B186CE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080827T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:REMEMBER:\nA presentation and discussion with\nMichael Nicoll Ya
 hgulanaas\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080827T190000
DTSTAMP:20080729T211221Z
LOCATION:SFU Harbour Centre
SEQUENCE:5
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.geist.com/yahgulanaas-michael-nicoll
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:1D33EE73-9798-4845-A06B-FCE34163B0DC
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080315T123000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Roundtable: Body Spaces - \nGender & Perfromativity
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080315T113000
DTSTAMP:20080306T230711Z
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Gaby Pailer (CENES\, UBC): Citing the Heterosexual Norm Diff
 erently? Applying Butler’s Theory on Gender\, Body\, and Space to a Nove
 l of German Realism (Louise von Francois\, “Die letzte Reckenburgerin”\,
  1871)\nUrsula Baer (CENES\, UBC):\nThe Family-less Body and its Perform
 ative Character\nGuido Schenkel (CENES\, UBC): Corpus Illocutus: Body La
 nguage and Gestures as Speech Acts\nEiichiro Hirata (Humanities and Soci
 al Sciences\, Keio U.\, Japan): The Performative Aspect of Voices in Ku 
 Nauka's "Medea"\nModerator: Sabine Wilke (German Studies\, U of Washingt
 on)
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20110102T041804Z
UID:45324E57-3946-4D30-95C2-FB52DD4CA343
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110205T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:The Blow -  Vancouver
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110205T200000
DTSTAMP:20110203T011051Z
LOCATION:The Biltmore Cabaret
SEQUENCE:6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:52034EED-801D-11DB-92FF-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061201T235900
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Performance: Open/Inputs
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061201T210000
DTSTAMP:20061130T024931Z
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:[ open / inputs ] dec 1st\nthe first friday of every month @
  soma cafe\, 2528 main st.\n9pm - midnight. no cover. $3 wine. $4 beer\n
 http://www.soundsimple.ca/openinputs\n\nthe 12th episode..\nthis one mig
 ht go a tad bit later than usual. we see.\n\nshould be closing off the y
 ear on a very good note with this one.. \nstacked line-up on the heavier
  beats end of the spectrum (though\ntaalmala's muttering something about
  a old time jazz set or something.\nemma hendrix is hosting once again. 
 looking for more guest hosts in the\nnew year\, as the inputs open even 
 further. proposal's will be heard for [\nopen / inputs ] take over's too
  - where an artist or collective can run\nthe whole show (and see some o
 f the (very) modest dollers for it then).. \nso stay tuned for some [ op
 en / inputs ] revisions for the new year\n-starting with the birthday pa
 rty in january (with kegs o beer and a\nmassive prize draw for all parti
 cipating artists in 2006)\n\n\nAUDIO in order of appearance:\n\nANTH\nDE
 SEPTAGON\nSELF EVIDENT\nCLEARCALL\nTAAL MALA\n\n\nVISUAL :\n\nThis will 
 fall soley on EMMA HENDRIX's hands if no one else steps in to\njoin him.
  he's got full reign for home movies\, blockbusters\, weirdness\,\nand w
 hat-have-you otherwise. and we all know emma's always got at least a\nfe
 w tricks up his sleeve (when he's got his shirt on)\n\n\nARTIST LINKS & 
 INFO:\nhttp://www.myspace.com/taalmala\nhttp://www.myspace.com/d7gn\nhtt
 p://www.myspace.com/selfevidentselfevident\ni know anth has a myspace to
 o\, if you can figure out the search function.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n. .  .   .
     .     .      .       .        .         .          .\n  .           
  .\nto be removed from the ENVIRONMENTS mailing list\, simply reply back
  to\nthis email address with a 'remove' in the subject field. love and l
 ight to\nyou.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n.\n\n\n------------------
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080525T150000
UID:B1771840-4797-438D-B035-BB43094590DD
DTSTAMP:20080521T061304Z
LOCATION:Free - call 604.633.0861 to Reserve\, Meeting Point: Northeast 
 corner of 1st and Fir (near Granville Island)
DESCRIPTION:\nMeeting Point: Northeast corner of 1st and Fir (near Granv
 ille Island)\nBus routes: 4\, 7\, 50\, 84\nNot wheelchair accessible\nAn
  audio and video enhanced soundwalk where participants are invited to im
 agine what was\, is\, and could be lying beyond an old railbed.
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.newmusic.org
SEQUENCE:6
SUMMARY:SndWlk: Found/Roaming the Railbed\nled by Jacky Sawatzky and Chr
 is O’Connor
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080525T140000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080523T210000
UID:D0498A18-414F-4A33-9AFA-C17BF816B6ED
DTSTAMP:20080523T165951Z
LOCATION:Catriona Jeffries\, Vancouver
DESCRIPTION:RON TERADA\n \nCatriona Jeffries\, Vancouver\n \n23 May – 28
  June 2008 \nOpening Friday 23 May\, 7 – 9pm\n \nCatriona Jeffries is pl
 eased to announce the forthcoming exhibition of new work by Ron Terada. 
 Based in Vancouver\, Terada has often simultaneously drawn from and subv
 erted his native city as a means for examining constructs of regional an
 d cultural identity in the urban context. Terada persistently exposes th
 e language of signs that pervade our modern condition\, claiming the cit
 y and sites of communication as his ready-made. In this exhibition Terad
 a integrates a variety of media to further complicate and obstruct our r
 eading of these signs.  \n \nIn his new work Terada maintains a connecti
 on to his 2005 sign work\, currently installed on the exterior of the ga
 llery that warns us to Stay Away from Lonely Places. With allusions to t
 he 1982 film Bladerunner in which the city is the main character\, Terad
 a continues to investigate the anxiety of place\, site and non-site. In 
 an ambitious video installation he conflates the urban environment and t
 he space of the gallery\, playing with the vernacular of the contemporar
 y art object and the large-scale advertising billboard.\n \nIn the video
 \, three young Caucasian girls dressed as maikos (apprentice geishas) pe
 rform excess through the consumption (or near consumption) of alcohol\, 
 cigarettes and pills. Mixing the aesthetic of slick commercial advertisi
 ng and 1980s kitsch\, in a constant play between past and present\, Tera
 da’s installation and new large format photographic works which depict e
 ach girl posed\, speak to the excesses of consumer culture and the exces
 s of accelerated development in the city. Within this new body of work T
 erada in turn probes questions of “looking” and embeds references to the
  history of exoticism and orientalism within the history of Western art.
 \n \nTerada has also created a new neon work that references Canadian ho
 ckey player Todd Bertuzzi’s infamous and sinister comment “It is what it
  is\,” which he made in response to his excessive violence during a game
 . In Terada’s inversion\, “It was what it was\,” he marks a contradictor
 y sense of loss and detachment from the past and further enacts the disp
 lacement of his cultural subjects. Through the dematerialization of the 
 object and the image\, Terada nods to conceptual practices and continues
  to take up what has been described as “the most subtle and nuanced ripo
 stes to Walter Benjamin’s lamentation of the loss of art’s aura in the f
 ace of mechanical reproduction.”\n \nFor more information contact Catrio
 na Jeffries or Charo Neville at (01) 604 736 1554 or cat_jeffries_galler
 y@telus.net\nForthcoming exhibition:     Art 39 Basel: 3 – 8 June\, 2008
 \nCatriona Jeffries\n274 East 1st Avenue\,\nVancouver\, BC \nV5T 1A6   C
 anada\nt: (01) 604 736 1554\nf: (01) 604 736 1054\ne: cat_jeffries_galle
 ry@telus.net\nwww.catrionajeffries.com
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.catrionajeffries.com
SEQUENCE:8
SUMMARY:Openning - Catriona Jeffries | RON TERADA
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080523T190000
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:A4902E86-DBB1-11DA-84E3-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060505T225900
RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20060602T065959Z
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Souns @ Alibi Rm 
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060505T210000
DTSTAMP:20060530T225417Z
LOCATION:Alibi Rm
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:hey everyone\,\n\nthis night has been kinda slow to start\, 
 but seems like it's rolling nice\nnow. this is the loose format for the 
 summer\, with always an element of\nchance that some crazy stuff might b
 e toosed in the mix. if it's your\nfirst time coming down\, bug me for a
  drink..\n\n\nDUB // REGGAE // DANCEHALL // DOWNBEATS // GOOD STUFF\n\ne
 very friday night\, downstairs @ the alibi room (main st. & alexander) \
 n10pm - 1am. no cover. drinks. food. casual good times.\n\nhosted by MIC
 HAEL RED\,\nand bringing by regular guests like CALAMALKA\, JACOB CINO\,
  and others. \nworking on appearances from SIR BASSA over the summer\, a
 nd others.\n\ncheck it!\n\n\n~michael\n\n\n-----------------------------
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:AFAC1A7E-6EF7-4BCE-8D5A-06EF698566A7
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080314T150000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Conf: Key Note - Body Spaces - Political Body Spaces\nin Perform
 ances of William Forsythe - Prof. Gabriele Brandstetter
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080314T140000
DTSTAMP:20080306T230349Z
LOCATION:Multipurpose Area at the Liu Institute  
SEQUENCE:7
URL;VALUE=URI:http://project.arts.ubc.ca/bodyspaces/programme.htm
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:E6CDDF18-8817-45CA-8E05-CE7AB541A86C
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081215T020000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Lighta! Sound + Sauve Assassins bring you.. some serious dubstep
  business... - MALA from DIGITAL MYSTIKS - London.UK + TAAL MALA + DAEGA
  SOUND SYSTEM + MICHAEL RED + CLIX + BULLET BILL
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081214T210000
DTSTAMP:20081209T223859Z
LOCATION:the lamplighter pub - 92 water street
SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:Lighta! Sound + Sauve Assassins bring you.. some serious dub
 step business..\n\n____________________________________\n\nMALA from DIG
 ITAL MYSTIKS - London.UK\none of the biggest names in dubstep - past and
  future. moving bass\nweighted dancefloors with soulful depth\n\nwith\nT
 AAL MALA + DAEGA SOUND SYSTEM + MICHAEL RED + CLIX + BULLET BILL\n\nsund
 ay dec 14th @ the lamplighter pub - 92 water street\nre-inforced sound s
 ystem - drink specials - $15 @ the door - 9pm to 2am\nrecommended people
  get there early to insure entry. sauve assassin's will\nbe dropping the
  needle right at 9pm.\n\n"why a sunday?" you ask. cuz it's the only day 
 in the next half-year we\ncould bring Mala to vancouver.\nand he IS that
  big of a deal. trust. it's also a bit of a holiday gift out\nto the rea
 l heads and fans of the sound.\n\nthis is a VIP edition to signature sun
 days. click here for more info:\nhttp://www.suaveassassins.com\nalso. la
 st chance to grab dj mix downloads from the lighta! site before\nthings 
 get switched up: http://www.soundsimple.ca/lightasound\n\n______________
 ______________________________________________\n\nMALA  [DMZ\, Tempa\, S
 oul Jazz\, Deep Medi\, Tectonic\, London.UK]\n\nMala is one half of Digi
 tal Mystikz: South London’s finest purveyors of\nmeditational bass weigh
 t. Pioneers of the thriving dubstep scene\,\nproducers & DJs as well as 
 label owners and promoters\, they unleash a\ndense concentration of dubw
 ise good vibrations that would make Jah Shaka\nand Aba Shanti equally pr
 oud. Digital Mystikz’ record label DMZ is a\nflagship for the movement\,
  and the London institution Soul Jazz is fond of\nthem too\, as is Aphex
  Twin’s Rephlex label. Their monthly DMZ night in\ndeepest Brixton is wh
 ere spiritual explorers go for the grittiest grime\naftermath\, where al
 l drops come spiked with bouncing natty dreads and rude\nMCs. DMZ has be
 en described as one of dubstep's two "most influential\nregular clubnigh
 t[s]" (the other night beig 'FWD>>'). DMZ's first\nanniversary\, when a 
 queue of 600 people forced the club to move from its\nregular 400-capaci
 ty space to Mass' main room\, has been cited as a pivotal\nmoment in dub
 step's history.\n\nMala is dubstep royalty. Even Skream looks up to him 
 (said so himself). He\nhits deep and soulful\, while keeping the dancefl
 oor locked. The fact that\nhalf of his 2009 year is already booked solid
  speaks for itself.\n\nhttp://www.myspace.com/malamystikz\nhttp://www.re
 dbullmusicacademy.com/video-archive/lectures/mala_5_db_to_perfection\n\n
 _____________________________________________________\n\nDAEGA SOUND + T
 AAL MALA + MICHAEL RED  [Lighta! Sound]\n\nLighta! Sound flexing tonight
  with 3 half-hour showcase sets. And\neveryone's bringing fresh tunes fr
 om the studio for this one. plus only\nthe cream from other producers.\n
 \nhttp://www.myspace.com/daega\nhttp://www.myspace.com/taalmala\nhttp://
 www.myspace.com/michaelred4\n\n____________________________________\n\nC
 LIX + BULLET BILL  [Sauve Assassins]\n\nWith over 10 years of DJ experie
 nce\, Clix shows his mastery of fast mixing\nand mind-bending scratch te
 chniques at each and every opportunity he's\ngiven. He had his first rad
 io spot with DJ Rubix in 2001 in the Toronto\narea\, and over the years 
 played well over 300 shows including a role as a\nscratch DJ with a few 
 bands on stage.\, most noteably F1rst Gear in 2004. A\nparty promoter as
  well with his own Failsafe productions\, Clix knows no\nlimits\, and hi
 s performances prove it.\n\nTo Bill\, Drum n Bass has always been more a
  way of life than simply music.\n>From the early days of playing hard ro
 ck bass guitar getting his first\ndecks in high school\, the lowdown sou
 nd just seemed to fit naturally.\nAfter his first DJ connection with DJ 
 Clix and MC Hydee\, they began\nsmashing dancefloors all over the Toront
 o area. Bill was commonly seen\ntearing it up at Future's\, Rinse Cycle 
 Sundays\, and U of T radio.\nPresently residing in Vancouver with a deca
 de of DJing behind him\, Bill\ncontinues to bang out the big bass bombs 
 in DnB\, and in his newfound love\,\nDubstep. He is now heard all over V
 ancity with such greats as Fixed\nFridays (RIP)\, MO Fire on Dubstep FM\
 , Shadow Jugglers\, and Thursday Ting.\nMore recently he has hooked up w
 ith the Suave Assassins crew and is now a\nresident at Signature Sundays
  @ The Lamplighter. Bullet Bill = Bassline\nBombs.\n\nhttp://www.suaveas
 sassins.com\n\n_____________\nLIMINAL SPACES\n\nClose friend of the Daeg
 a brothers\, mark always brings the niceness.\nVJ'ing the visual equivel
 ent to the sound.\n\n\n--\nP.S.\nthe original flyer image was from adamc
 ito.smugmug.com .  the new flyer\nimage is from martin fietkiewicz.\n\n\
 n\n\n_\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:7D552F8C-A3BD-4FD5-A0A7-4094E741E6E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080301T030000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:DEADLINE: NF 08: Mosaics
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080301T020000
DTSTAMP:20080203T095701Z
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:NF 08: Mosaics\n\n \nNF08: Mosaics will examine the wide arr
 ay of works that are found within Media Arts.  Works for the festival sh
 ould examine relations of cross-cultural media - through video\, sound\,
  electronic music\, internet\, print\, and writing.  A mosaic has tradit
 ionally referred to art which takes pieces of a part to create a whole. 
  The word has been used in multiple references across literature\, media
 \, science\, software\, video\, and religion to describe different const
 ellations of this phenomena.  To quote Sean Cubitt\, ‘A newly global con
 nectivity creates new arenas for interaction between science\, art\, and
  technology\, but also creates the preconditions for global crises.'\n\n
  \nIn recent years many political scientists and economists have discuss
 ed the equalizing effects of the internet on global culture. In addition
  to film\, music and visuals and installation art series\,  NF 08 will b
 e creating shared media pieces connected via the internet and wireless p
 erformance.  These pieces will have the ability to become part of a larg
 er discourse on all platforms including audio\, video\, textual\, design
 \, locative\, and performance.  NF will be looking for applications that
  incorporate artists' personal work associated with the festivals curren
 t programming as well as proposals incorporating this greater participat
 ory project.\n\nTo find out more about the events within New Forms\, ple
 ase go to http://2007.newformsfestival.com/events/.  Programming include
 s installation\, electronic music (techno\, dub\, live performance\, a/v
 )\, presentations and film.  NF is always looking to expand its partners
 hips in the local community as well\, and is open to new opportunities w
 ith ARC's\, Galleries and Collectives.  Please contact malcolm@newformsf
 estival.com with any questions around New Forms Festival 08: Mosaics.  P
 lease check online at www.newformsfestival.com for submission form infor
 mation over the upcoming weeks.\n\nSubmission Deadline for NF 08 is Marc
 h 1st\, 2008.  \n\nThanks\,\nThe New Forms Festival Programming Team
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TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080123T220000
UID:39CECB44-09F4-43B0-BAFB-6AEF6A4EEE4D
DTSTAMP:20080115T223839Z
LOCATION:memelab
DESCRIPTION:Wednesdays 8:30-10 pm\n\nher jazz noise collective is an exp
 erimental music network for women in Vancouver. We are determined to hel
 p create an inclusive noise community and supportive space for women to 
 meet and experiment musically. We hope this project will be a catalyst f
 or the formation of more female-based groups in this genre. We are trans
 -inclusive\, please and thank you! No experience or commitment it requir
 ed - just the desire to try... This is not a band\, its the beginning of
  a more radical\, open\, posi-core community invested in dialogue about 
 gender\, power and personal experience. \n\nfor more info about her jazz
  and/or the wednesday jams: herjazznoisecollective@yahoo.ca / 
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.myspace.com/herjazznoisecollective
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:open jam - her jazz noise collective\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080123T203000
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20110130T214020Z
UID:3912356F-3169-40C0-85BE-5528A53EC3FD
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110205T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Audrey Capel Doray – ideograms -\nOpening Reception - Artist in 
 attendance\n\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110205T180000
DTSTAMP:20110203T011025Z
LOCATION:Blanket Gallery
SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:Blanket is pleased to present Ideograms\, the second exhibit
 ion of Audrey Capel Doray\, with a central focus on work produced during
  the 1960’s. In Ideograms\, Doray presents a selection of multimedia wor
 ks that consider mass media trends that were taking control of public au
 diences\, and its relationship to the body.\n 
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:E67033DC-E695-11DA-83C5-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060520T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:"Alphabetter!" One Night Only!
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060520T190000
DTSTAMP:20060518T174445Z
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:You heard the stories\, you smelled the yearning\, you touch
 ed the memories\, and you tasted the stale malaise of anxiety sitting in
  the lap of someone you gave up your seat to on the bus\, NOW\; See The 
 Panels!\n\nThis upcoming Saturday\, May 20th\, For ONE NIGHT ONLY\, Prod
 uct Of Neglect Art Collective Ltd.'s resident linesmith olo J. Milkman w
 ill display his alphabet panels as a combined image\, the first and last
  time the series will be viewable this way before he builds individual l
 etters into smoke detector covers and lamps (after which they will combi
 ne no longer). At almost 40 feet long\, this is the widest single patter
 n Mr. Milkman has created to date\, DON'T MISS YOUR CHANCE TO GANDER THE
  GIRTH!\n\nBut that's not all! To display the alphabet panels\, Product 
 Of Neglect Art Collective Ltd. lowjacked their way into an opening for s
 omeone else entirely! The Kleinsteuber Gallery will be showing off some 
 new works by Jennifer Kleinsteuber (the artist they liked so much\, they
  named the gallery after her). Our collective's members have known Jenni
 fer since she was a Graceful dancer\, and she is being kind enough to al
 low PONACL to get in on her opening to give you a chance to oggle the pr
 oduct of TWO artists at once! It's like you came for something\, and wou
 nd up getting more than you bargained for! Where is the Kleinsteuber Gal
 lery!?!?? Why\, it's in Tinsletown\; The Mall That Money Forgot! Woo Hoo
 oooo!\n\nBUT THAT'S _STILL_ NOT ALL! Someone named Dindo Rieta will have
  an "installation" there\, which I suspect means that the Kleinsteuber G
 allery now has a new sink\, or cable tv! Do you know how much entertainm
 ent that is?!?!?\n\nW E L L T H A T ' S __ S T I L L __ N O T A L L ! ! 
 ! ! ! If we can get away with it\, lines will get thrown around the atri
 um of tinsletown and onto the roof. Maybe. If not\, we promise we'll bri
 ng along Tiki Matisse and his Tortoise Orchestra\, because that gets peo
 ple the smiles every time.\n\nHow much would you expect to pay for this 
 much pass-by culture on a Saturday night? Five freedom tickets? Ten? Wel
 l how about NOTHING! That's right! Just show up\, and we'll let you in f
 ree! No pretentious guests lists\, no flirting with discriminatory door 
 staff\, just easy entry into a world of creativity the likes of which ha
 ve not been seen since Doug Henning retired his suspenders on Wayne And 
 Shuster during the Labour Day special they did in '77 from the catacombs
  beneath Paris. And Then Some!\n\nSaturday\, May 20th\, 7pmish onwards\,
  Kleinsteuber Gallery\, 2nd Floor of Tinsletown\, The Mall That Money Fo
 rgot\, vancouver.\n\nKeep well\, travel safe\, until Then: 
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DTEND:20100311T093000Z
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DTSTAMP:20100310T222235Z
LOCATION:lick \, 455 abbot st.\, Vancouver\, BC
DESCRIPTION:red clover/nam shub/whip of the ufo/plastic forecast\n\nMARC
 H 10TH\n\nred clover\nnam shub\nwhip of the ufo\nplastic forecast\n\n$5.
 .///// ....10pm\n\nhttp://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=331954995928
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=331954995928
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:261
CLASS:PUBLIC
SUMMARY:fjw at lick
DTSTART:20100311T063000Z
CREATED:20100219T090052Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:92F382D8-652E-11D9-BAA9-000D933194E0
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20050124
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:DRAWING PARTY
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20050123
DTSTAMP:20050113T064452Z
SEQUENCE:3
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080117T213000
UID:2C930183-9EB2-4C58-8A08-63086932D9EF
DTSTAMP:20080117T223729Z
LOCATION:Western Front
DESCRIPTION:Art's Birthday 2008\nDon Chow\, Roberto Paci Daló\, EDR\, An
 na Friz\, Eileen Kage\, Absolute Value of Noise and Jean Routhier\nJanua
 ry 17th\, 2008 at 8 pm\nadmission: FREE
URL;VALUE=URI:http://front.bc.ca/mediaarts/events/3186
SEQUENCE:7
SUMMARY:Art's Birthday
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080117T200000
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:8FC123EB-266A-4898-B025-5E7F925514E7
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081115T213000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Russel thomas - art song
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081115T210000
DTSTAMP:20081112T205334Z
LOCATION:St andrews wesly church
SEQUENCE:1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:75BCE2F4-B8AD-11DB-8472-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070209T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Time Flies Improvised Music Festival
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070209T200000
DTSTAMP:20070210T022245Z
LOCATION:The Ironworks\n235 Alexander Street\n8:00PM
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:12 / $10 (Students\, Seniors\, Jazz Friends)\; $27 Big Time 
 Pass (all three nights)*\n\nThis three-night session is a veritable feas
 t for those with an appetite for new and adventurous sounds. Time Flies 
 (inspired by Derek Bailey’s Company Week) serves as a summit meeting for
  some of the most creative improvisers from Canada and around the world.
 \n\nBritish improviser John Butcher is a saxophone master. He has create
 d a vocabulary which can accommodate any number of disparate musical con
 cepts ranging through free improvisation\, structured pieces\, multi-tra
 cked saxophone pieces\, and works with live electronics\, amplification\
 , and feedback. Throughout the ’90s\, John played in many contexts: with
  singer Phil Minton\, in an electro-acoustic duo with violinist Phil Dur
 rant\, and with the Austrian contemporary-composition quartet Polwechsel
 . Other partners have included Gerry Hemingway\, Steve Beresford\, and n
 o-input mixing-board specialist Toshimaru Nakamura.\n\nDutch pianist / c
 omposer Cor Fuhler plies the keyboard with a focused energy that blends 
 wacked-out humour\, an open sensibility to free improvisation\, and a wi
 cked sense of swing. In an effort to extend the sound possibilities of t
 he piano\, he rarely plays without augmentation from various preparatory
  tools. Cor works in various configurations\, from his trio with drummer
  Han Bennink and bassist Wilbert de Joode\, to his large ensemble Corkes
 tra\, to collaborations with George Lewis\, Michael Moore\, and Tobias D
 elius.\n\nSeattle-based violinist Eyvind Kang has been connected with th
 e dynamic Northwest music scene since 1995. During this time he’s been h
 eard on over 50 recordings\, collaborating with the likes of Bill Frisel
 l\, Sun City Girls\, Laurie Anderson\, Wayne Horvitz\, and John Zorn. A 
 powerful performer\, Kang’s solo recordings blend molten improvisations 
 with a kaleidoscope of dissonant colours. Virginal Co-Ordinates (Ipecac)
  is Kang’s sixth record—an excursion into minimalist territory with nods
  to Terry Riley and Tony Conrad.\n\nBritish-born Phil Minton is consider
 ed one of the world’s greatest vocal performers. Guardian jazz critic Jo
 hn Fordham: “He is a brilliant juggler of pure sound when working with f
 ree-improvising players…Minton’s range is astonishing—from a sustained r
 esonant baritone all the way from the Welsh valley traditions of his chi
 ldhood to a dazzling fire-work display of percussive sounds\, furious fa
 lsetto stutterings\, exclamations\, pleadings\, demands.” Minton’s abstr
 act expressionist sonic creations have been heard with a range of artist
 s including Mike Westbrook\, Fred Frith\, Roger Turner\, George Lewis\, 
 and John Zorn.\n\nDanish guitarist Hasse Poulsen is among the most creat
 ive and inventive young improvisers in Europe. Dividing his time between
  Paris and Copenhagen\, he plays with Sound of Choice (Fredrik Lundin\, 
 Lars Juul)\; Louis Sclavis on Napoli’s Walls\; Louis Moholo\; Edouard Pe
 rraud\; and an engaging trio with Joelle Leandre and François Houle. He 
 has developed a unique way of playing the guitar\, incorporating prepara
 tions as well as a mix of both traditional and alternative techniques.\n
 \nToronto-born drummer / composer Harris Eisenstadt works in a wide vari
 ety of musical settings. Eisenstadt defies categorization as an artist: 
 from ad hoc improvised music groups with renowned musicians such as Nels
  Cline\, Sam Rivers\, and Paul Rutherford\, he also plays in projects wi
 th musicians as varied as Bobby Bradford and Bernie Worell\; large ensem
 bles led by Vinny Golia\, Barry Guy\, and Yusef Lateef\; and world music
  bands with traditional musicians from Bali\, Gambia\, Morocco\, and Sen
 egal. The drummer has released five albums as a leader including the rec
 ent The Soul and Gone (482 Music).\n\nVancouver cellist Peggy Lee is a p
 illar in the city’s music community. She’s brought her wide-ranging skil
 ls as an improviser\, composer\, and new music practitioner to groups li
 ke Talking Pictures\, the contemporary classical ensemble Standing Wave\
 , the Tony Wilson Septet\, and projects by singer-songwriter Veda Hille.
  As a leader of her own band she’s released three CDs featuring original
  compositions that explore the intriguing terrain between the melodic an
 d the abstract. She tours and records with Dave Douglas\, Wayne Horvitz\
 , and Miya Masaoka.\n\nBassist Torsten Müller has made a huge contributi
 on to Vancouver’s improvised music community since arriving from Germany
  some six years ago. A gifted player\, he expands the parameters of his 
 instrument through extended techniques. Müller has worked with trombonis
 t Gunter Christmann since the late ’70s and is a fixture at Vancouver’s 
 Jazz Festival collaborating with the likes of Fred Lonberg-Holm\, Lori F
 reedman\, Kjell Nordeson\, and Chris Speed.\n\nThanks to:\nBritish Counc
 il\nRoyal Netherlands Embassy-Ottawa\nFonds Dijkdoorbraak\nDanish Jazz F
 ederation 
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:AF91E1A7-C7B4-45D6-86F3-8C2CFD4F9621
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080124T203000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:pushfest: Hey Girl
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080124T193000
DTSTAMP:20080123T012455Z
LOCATION:Frederic Wood Theatre at UBC.
SEQUENCE:8
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CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:77CE88FB-0B96-4B28-88FC-14BD0CCA4112
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080408T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Korean/Balinese/western fusion concert 
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080408T200000
DTSTAMP:20080404T181524Z
LOCATION:UBC Music building recital hall\n
SEQUENCE:8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:F1FB29E5-CD2C-4AB5-A0D7-CB08EC9DBBE7
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081113T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Grant Writing Workshop for Artists [free]
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081113T180000
DTSTAMP:20081104T222359Z
LOCATION:Surrey Art Gallery\, 13750-88 Avenue\, Surrey\, BC.
SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, November 13\, 6 - 9pm\n\nSurrey Art Gallery is pl
 eased to partner with the Canada Council for the Arts in offering a free
  grant writing information workshop.\n\nArtists and other professionals 
 who work in the areas of theatre\, visual art\, and writing and publishi
 ng are welcome.\n\nDuring the workshop\, representatives from the Canada
  Council will explain:\n- how to complete application forms\,\n- how to 
 submit your support material\, and\n- how applications are assessed.\n\n
 Meet representatives from your area of artistic practice! The following 
 staff from the Canada Council will lead this workshop:\n- Theatre: Nancy
  Guertin\, Program Officer\n- Writing and Publishing: Peter Schneider\, 
 Program Officer\n- Visual Arts: Pao Quang Yeh\, Program Officer\n- Maria
 nne Heggtveit\, Acting Head\, Arts Services Unit\n- Melisa Kamibayashi\,
  Information Officer\, Arts Services Unit\n\nArtists are encouraged to b
 ring their current résumé. This will help the staff of the Canada Counci
 l understand your history of work\, and will assist them in guiding your
  application process.\n\nArtists are encouraged to read up on the grant 
 programs currently offered by the Canada Council\, so they are familiar 
 with the applications and their guidelines in advance of the workshop. A
 pplication guidelines and forms are posted at www.canadacouncil.ca .\n\n
 Surrey Art Gallery is located at 13750-88 Avenue\, Surrey\, BC.\nDirecti
 ons: www.surrey.ca/Living+in+Surrey/Arts/Surrey+Arts+Centre/Visitor+Info
 /find+us.htm\nMap: www.surrey.ca/Living+in+Surrey/Arts/Surrey+Arts+Centr
 e/Visitor+Info/map.htm\n\nWorkshop Sign-Up\nIf you're interested in atte
 nding this free workshop\, please contact Melisa Kamibayashi at the Cana
 da Council by phone or e-mail. Make sure to mention you will be attendin
 g the session in Surrey\, and which artistic discipline interests you.\n
 1-800-263-5588\, ext. 4033 or melisa.kamibayashi@canadacouncil.ca 
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:AB96C69E-F275-11DA-9557-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060604T153000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:CARFAC BC : When Good Art Goes Bad Talk by Cheryle Harrison
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060604T130000
DTSTAMP:20060602T202448Z
LOCATION:Sunday June 4th\, 2006\nCoal Harbour Community Centre\n480 Brou
 ghton Street
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:When Good Art Goes Bad\n\nCARFAC BC is pleased to present a 
 talk by one of\nCanada's foremost art conservators\, Cheryle Harrison.\n
 This discussion will cover the effects of the\nenvironment on art works 
 and offer practical\nguidelines for handling and packing. Ms. Harrison h
 as\nimpeccable technical training credentials and has\ndealt with every 
 sort of tragedy that can befall a\npiece of art. These experiences have 
 given her a vast\nknowledge of artists' materials\, their virtues and\ns
 ins. She has a love for art and her work that makes\nher a gifted and en
 thusiastic conservator and speaker.\nAnyone with an interest in art\, it
 s materials\,\nconservation and handling should not miss this\nopportuni
 ty to hear Ms. Harrison share her knowledge.\nThe talk is open to the pu
 blic and is being arranged\nin conjunction with CARFAC BC's annual gener
 al\nmeeting. CARFAC is a national nonprofit advocacy\norganization that 
 has been promoting economic and\nethical rights for artists since 1968.\
 n\nSunday June 4th\, 2006\nCoal Harbour Community Centre\n480 Broughton 
 Street\n\nTickets available at the door\nCARFAC MEMBERS $ 10:00\nNON-MEM
 BERS    $ 15:00\n\nCARFAC AGM\, (members only)\,   1-2pm\nCheryle Harris
 on talk\, open to all\,   2-3:30pm
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:6D96DD78-B892-11DB-8472-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070323T220000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:S:LAB INTRODUCTION & OPEN LAB – Free!
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070323T180000
DTSTAMP:20070209T231151Z
LOCATION:VIVO
SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:S:LAB ELECTRONIC MEDIA WORKSHOPS\n\nWhether you are new to e
 lectronic media and want to find out what S:Lab workshops are about\, or
  have a project underway that you’re stuck with and need help to complet
 e\, or just want to jam – this is a workshop for you to take. It is free
  and open to everybody.\n\nBring your ideas to share and get advice from
  instructors on how to proceed with your project or which workshops to t
 ake. You will get to see other people’s work\, finished or in progress\,
  and you will get an overview of different approaches\, possibilities an
 d strategies for the design and construction of your own. You will be in
 troduced to multimedia programming software for artists\, and you will g
 et it installed on your laptop if you have one.\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:AD3FD526-6D2C-11DC-8C2F-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071012T223000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:KINETIC MEDIA & ELECTRONICS
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071012T180000
DTSTAMP:20070927T190628Z
LOCATION:VIVO
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:4 sessions: 18 hours  Cost: $220 / $185\nNovember 12\, 19\, 
 26 & December 3\, 6-10:30 pm\n\nA course to “make your art move”\, inten
 ded for those interested in kinetic sculpture\, robotics and\nsensor tec
 hnology. You will learn how to use electric motors with microcontrollers
  and how to build\nyour own creative circuitry with components such as s
 witches\, resistors\, LEDs\, photo transistors\,\nrelays\, timing circui
 ts\, etc.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:3C192EF6-EF86-47C2-BF4C-5A8D8B3D3889
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080312T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Wrkshp: Build Your Own Hydrophone
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080312T190000
DTSTAMP:20080312T202646Z
LOCATION:VIVO
SEQUENCE:6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:1E9A165C-2352-4055-BC8E-BB677C73EFEB
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080730T203000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Queerotica
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080730T193000
DTSTAMP:20080729T170711Z
LOCATION:roundhouse exh.hall
SEQUENCE:5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:9EA539A6-8067-4A7D-AE0A-570925100238
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080119T235900
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:d u b s t e p  d a n c e h a l l  r a g g  a  j u n g l e  g l i
  t c h  b a s s  f i r e
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080119T220000
DTSTAMP:20080118T001048Z
LOCATION:Secret Location
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:full spectrum bass heavy sound system. minimal lighting in t
 he main room. seperate smoking room. seperate lounge area with the bar a
 nd fooseball table. romina and jumbo will be at the door again. those wh
 o've been to the secret location\, know the vibe. it's pretty much garun
 teed good times. yup!\n\n\nthis time featuring..\n\n[ SELF EVIDENT ]  fr
 om sub-osc\na long deserved prime-time full set of custom remixs and ori
 ginals from sub-osc's secret weapon. just freshly having completed two t
 racks with WARRIOR QUEEN\, and steady on the up & up. last time Self Evi
 dent did an opening set at the secret location - the entire dancefloor w
 ere yelling and cheering and full hands in the air.\n\n[ TUSK ]  from li
 ghta! sound\nit's been a while since Mr. Tusk has rocked a full length p
 rime-time set as well. his mini-set at A440Hz last sunday was a small in
 dication of the potent dose of DUBSTEP heavy-hitters and rumblers he'll 
 be punishing the sound system with this night.\n\n[ MICHAEL RED & PRINCE
  SHO ]  from lighta! sound & royal platoon\nbefore lighta! sound was off
 icial\, before BRUK OUT happened\, before a lot of shit went down - thes
 e fellas were jamming out jungle and dancehall combinations at various p
 arties and 420 events\, and even in Stanley Park in the middle of winter
 . the combined experience\, deep crates\, and raw energy and enthusiasm 
 these two have for jungle and ragga flavours is a little infectious to s
 ay the less. (we're psyched and we're gonna have fun!)\n\n[ TANK GIRL ] 
  from thursday thing\n" ..the iriest white gal me ever meet"-junior reid
 . that quote kinda speak volumes. any dancehall reggae event\, any light
 a! sound event\, any sauce or green around - tank girl's around. for her
  first appearence at the secret loaction\, she'll be throwing down the r
 eggae\, dancehall and hip hop vinyl to warm up the night right. boom!\n\
 n\n\nthis saturday. january 19th. 10pm-late. $10 @ the door.\nno "in's &
  out's" - if you leave\, you will have to pay cover again.\nplease arriv
 e & leave discreetly and keep the alley way clear.\nthe secret location 
 is located in the north-east alley way of hastings & hawkes. when you ar
 e at the intersection of hawkes & hastings - walk towards the mountains 
 and walk down your first alley way to the right. there will be a lighta!
  sticker on the door\, on the righthand side\, a little ways down the al
 ley.\n\nsee ya there.\n\nhttp://www.myspace.com/selfevidentselfevident  
 \nhttp://www.myspace.com/djtusk  \nhttp://www.myspace.com/michael_red\nh
 ttp://www.myspace.com/princesho \nhttp://www.myspace.com/djtankgirl
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:1EE86532-DE04-11DA-BB78-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060520T235900
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Video Game Orgy
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060520T200000
DTSTAMP:20060507T200316Z
LOCATION:Video In 1965 Main St. $3-$20
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:12+ Systems\, 60+ Games\n0 emulators\, 4 Projectors\n3 djs t
 he private dancers\n1 girl (at least)
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:9E695AB6-B8AD-11DB-8472-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070210T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Time Flies Improvised Music Festival
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070210T200000
DTSTAMP:20070210T022258Z
LOCATION:The Ironworks\n235 Alexander Street\n8:00PM
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:12 / $10 (Students\, Seniors\, Jazz Friends)\; $27 Big Time 
 Pass (all three nights)*\n\nThis three-night session is a veritable feas
 t for those with an appetite for new and adventurous sounds. Time Flies 
 (inspired by Derek Bailey’s Company Week) serves as a summit meeting for
  some of the most creative improvisers from Canada and around the world.
 \n\nBritish improviser John Butcher is a saxophone master. He has create
 d a vocabulary which can accommodate any number of disparate musical con
 cepts ranging through free improvisation\, structured pieces\, multi-tra
 cked saxophone pieces\, and works with live electronics\, amplification\
 , and feedback. Throughout the ’90s\, John played in many contexts: with
  singer Phil Minton\, in an electro-acoustic duo with violinist Phil Dur
 rant\, and with the Austrian contemporary-composition quartet Polwechsel
 . Other partners have included Gerry Hemingway\, Steve Beresford\, and n
 o-input mixing-board specialist Toshimaru Nakamura.\n\nDutch pianist / c
 omposer Cor Fuhler plies the keyboard with a focused energy that blends 
 wacked-out humour\, an open sensibility to free improvisation\, and a wi
 cked sense of swing. In an effort to extend the sound possibilities of t
 he piano\, he rarely plays without augmentation from various preparatory
  tools. Cor works in various configurations\, from his trio with drummer
  Han Bennink and bassist Wilbert de Joode\, to his large ensemble Corkes
 tra\, to collaborations with George Lewis\, Michael Moore\, and Tobias D
 elius.\n\nSeattle-based violinist Eyvind Kang has been connected with th
 e dynamic Northwest music scene since 1995. During this time he’s been h
 eard on over 50 recordings\, collaborating with the likes of Bill Frisel
 l\, Sun City Girls\, Laurie Anderson\, Wayne Horvitz\, and John Zorn. A 
 powerful performer\, Kang’s solo recordings blend molten improvisations 
 with a kaleidoscope of dissonant colours. Virginal Co-Ordinates (Ipecac)
  is Kang’s sixth record—an excursion into minimalist territory with nods
  to Terry Riley and Tony Conrad.\n\nBritish-born Phil Minton is consider
 ed one of the world’s greatest vocal performers. Guardian jazz critic Jo
 hn Fordham: “He is a brilliant juggler of pure sound when working with f
 ree-improvising players…Minton’s range is astonishing—from a sustained r
 esonant baritone all the way from the Welsh valley traditions of his chi
 ldhood to a dazzling fire-work display of percussive sounds\, furious fa
 lsetto stutterings\, exclamations\, pleadings\, demands.” Minton’s abstr
 act expressionist sonic creations have been heard with a range of artist
 s including Mike Westbrook\, Fred Frith\, Roger Turner\, George Lewis\, 
 and John Zorn.\n\nDanish guitarist Hasse Poulsen is among the most creat
 ive and inventive young improvisers in Europe. Dividing his time between
  Paris and Copenhagen\, he plays with Sound of Choice (Fredrik Lundin\, 
 Lars Juul)\; Louis Sclavis on Napoli’s Walls\; Louis Moholo\; Edouard Pe
 rraud\; and an engaging trio with Joelle Leandre and François Houle. He 
 has developed a unique way of playing the guitar\, incorporating prepara
 tions as well as a mix of both traditional and alternative techniques.\n
 \nToronto-born drummer / composer Harris Eisenstadt works in a wide vari
 ety of musical settings. Eisenstadt defies categorization as an artist: 
 from ad hoc improvised music groups with renowned musicians such as Nels
  Cline\, Sam Rivers\, and Paul Rutherford\, he also plays in projects wi
 th musicians as varied as Bobby Bradford and Bernie Worell\; large ensem
 bles led by Vinny Golia\, Barry Guy\, and Yusef Lateef\; and world music
  bands with traditional musicians from Bali\, Gambia\, Morocco\, and Sen
 egal. The drummer has released five albums as a leader including the rec
 ent The Soul and Gone (482 Music).\n\nVancouver cellist Peggy Lee is a p
 illar in the city’s music community. She’s brought her wide-ranging skil
 ls as an improviser\, composer\, and new music practitioner to groups li
 ke Talking Pictures\, the contemporary classical ensemble Standing Wave\
 , the Tony Wilson Septet\, and projects by singer-songwriter Veda Hille.
  As a leader of her own band she’s released three CDs featuring original
  compositions that explore the intriguing terrain between the melodic an
 d the abstract. She tours and records with Dave Douglas\, Wayne Horvitz\
 , and Miya Masaoka.\n\nBassist Torsten Müller has made a huge contributi
 on to Vancouver’s improvised music community since arriving from Germany
  some six years ago. A gifted player\, he expands the parameters of his 
 instrument through extended techniques. Müller has worked with trombonis
 t Gunter Christmann since the late ’70s and is a fixture at Vancouver’s 
 Jazz Festival collaborating with the likes of Fred Lonberg-Holm\, Lori F
 reedman\, Kjell Nordeson\, and Chris Speed.\n\nThanks to:\nBritish Counc
 il\nRoyal Netherlands Embassy-Ottawa\nFonds Dijkdoorbraak\nDanish Jazz F
 ederation 
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:ABE28BA8-BBA5-4C5E-A6C8-F5141836F930
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081122T160000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Artist Talk with Bérengère \nMarin Dubuard (Beewoo). Montreal 
 New Media Artist and \nStudio XX Production Director will present her wo
 rk. 
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081122T140000
DTSTAMP:20081121T055444Z
LOCATION:#420-1 Alexander Street\, 4th Floor
SEQUENCE:7
END:VEVENT
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080521T220000
UID:84FB59DD-4090-4132-BC46-CE621CE9078B
DTSTAMP:20081107T072834Z
LOCATION:memelab
DESCRIPTION:Wednesdays 8:30-10 pm\n\nher jazz noise collective is an exp
 erimental music network for women in Vancouver. We are determined to hel
 p create an inclusive noise community and supportive space for women to 
 meet and experiment musically. We hope this project will be a catalyst f
 or the formation of more female-based groups in this genre. We are trans
 -inclusive\, please and thank you! No experience or commitment it requir
 ed - just the desire to try... This is not a band\, its the beginning of
  a more radical\, open\, posi-core community invested in dialogue about 
 gender\, power and personal experience. \n\nfor more info about her jazz
  and/or the wednesday jams: herjazznoisecollective@yahoo.ca / 
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.myspace.com/herjazznoisecollective
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:open jam - her jazz noise collective\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080521T203000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
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CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:DC9D94A8-32C4-4C84-A56D-9157E26D5D1E
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090320T180000
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SUMMARY:Pr. Keith Hamel  and Pr.Arne Eigenfeldt - Vancouver Computer Mus
 ic Meeting (VCMM)
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090320T160000
DTSTAMP:20090315T211306Z
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Hello\,\n\nWe are delighted to invite you to the second Vanc
 ouver Computer Music Meeting (VCMM). Each month\, two researchers will p
 resent some of their work and time will be made to interact.\n\nThe seco
 nd meeting will occur on Friday the 20th of March 2009 at the Great Nort
 hern Way Campus (Boardroom) from 4pm to 6pm. Details are accessible on t
 he VCMM Web page: http://vcmm.spatula.ca/\n\nThe two presenters for this
  edition will be Pr. Keith Hamel  and Pr.Arne Eigenfeldt (title\, abstra
 ct and short bio bellow).\n\nNote that the system presented by Arne Eige
 nfeldt will be used on stage to control a robotic percussionist  during 
 a performance at the Western Front tonight. More here (sorry for the sho
 rt notice):\nhttp://front.bc.ca/newmusic/events/3249\n\n================
 ===================================\n\nTitle: Developing an Integrated I
 nteractive Music Performance Environment\n\nAuthor: Pr. Keith Hamel (UBC
 \, School of Music)\n\nAbstract:\nWhile interactive performance environm
 ents such as Max/MSP and Pd  \nallow a wide variety of user interactions
  in live performance\, they  \nare not well integrated into most compose
 rs' working environments.  \nMany composer writing interactive computer 
 music create instrumental  \nscores using music notation programs\, desi
 gn interactive patches to  \ncreate electroacoustic sounds (or process i
 ncoming audio) and develop  \nstrategies for synchronizing live instrume
 nts to the interactive  \nenvironment (often triggering sections manuall
 y).  Usually this  \nworking method involves several disconnected softwa
 re programs and  \noften results in inefficient simulation and rehearsal
  procedures.  The  \nauthor has been working on  the design and developm
 ent of a an  \nintegrated interactive music performance environment by e
 xtending his  \nmusic notation program NoteAbilityPro to support remote 
 messaging and  \nsynchronization between live performers and the notated
  score using  \nscore-following techniques.  The current state of this s
 oftware  \nenvironment will be presented along with a discussion of poss
 ible  \nfuture developments.\n\nWeb: http://www.opusonemusic.net/muset/i
 impe.html\n\n====================================================\n\nTit
 le: Composing with Realtime Genetic Algorithms\n\nAuthor: Pr. Arne Eigen
 feldt (SFU\, School for the Contemporary Arts)\n\nAbstract:\nGenetic alg
 orithms have been used in music for several years - the\nproblem has alw
 ays been how to evaluate the results\, particularly in\nrealtime. Arne E
 igenfeldt will present the latest version of his\ninteractive system\, K
 inetic Engine\, and describe his solution to this\nissue. Kinetic Engine
  has been used in performance to control robotic\npercussionists\, as we
 ll as a compositional assistant in composing\nworks for percussion quart
 et and a new work for guitar and cello.\n\nWeb: http://www.sfu.ca/~eigen
 fel/research.html\n\nArne Eigenfeldt's music has been performed through 
 North America\,\nEurope\, and Asia\, and his research into intelligent r
 ealtime systems\nhas been presented at ICMC\, NIME\, SMC\, EMS\, and SEA
 MUS. He teaches\nmusic and technology at Simon Fraser University's Schoo
 l for the\nContemporary Arts.\n\n=======================================
 =============\n\nAs an answer to this second email\, we would like you t
 o:\n- Confirm your attendance (please direct your answer to vcmm@spatula
 .ca).\n- Disseminate the news amongst all the relevant peers and student
 s that are not already listed on the VCMM web page (possibly by forwardi
 ng this email).\n\nWe hope that you will welcome this opportunity to mee
 t\, chat and listen to presentations by your local computer music contem
 poraries.  \n\nLooking forward to see you there.\n\nBest Regards\,\n--\n
 Philippe Pasquier\n-----------------------------------------------------
 -------\nAssistant Professor\, Faculty of Applied Sciences\nSchool of In
 teractive Arts and Technology\,\nSimon Fraser University\, Vancouver\, C
 anada.\nMobile: +1 778-989-1240\nPhone: +1 778-782-8546\nFax: +1 778-782
 -7478\nSkype: pasquierphilippe\nE-mail: pasquier@sfu.ca\nhttp://www.sfu.
 ca/pasquier\n-----------------------------------------------------------
 ----\n\n
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CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:C7FB38C6-07DE-47CB-8614-0F3E0BBF4F16
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090201T040000
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SUMMARY:Russ Meyer's FASTER PUSSYCAT! KILL! KILL! and VIXEN!
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090131T235500
DTSTAMP:20090112T204841Z
LOCATION:1660 East Broadway at Commercial Drive
SEQUENCE:8
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20100918T150000
UID:69555CB5-1FE8-4C32-A511-4BA02E46C54C
DTSTAMP:20100917T203608Z
LOCATION:Wosk Centre / Centre A / Online
DESCRIPTION:2:00 pm - 3:00pm\nDJ (discourse jockey): Debra Zhou\, Assist
 ant Curator\, Centre A.\nGlobal networks and social media are transformi
 ng the art world. How are writers\,  artists\,  curators and galleries u
 sing these technologies? What are the implications of digital communicat
 ion platforms for art practice\,  museums\,  cultural policy and educati
 on? This session will be a live mix of in-house\,  Skype\,  Twitter and 
 Ustream.
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.centrea.org/index.cfm?go=site.index&section=new
 s&id=68
SEQUENCE:8
SUMMARY:LET'S TWIST AGAIN: Session 2: #artfutures
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20100918T140000
CREATED:20100917T202529Z
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060711T203000
UID:64D6D277-0D32-11DB-99C1-000D933194E0
DTSTAMP:20060706T210950Z
LOCATION:Video In - 1965 Main St.
DESCRIPTION:Perfromance Art Discussion\n\nNOT SURE ABOUTE THE TIME - ed
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.escapeartists.ca/knitting.htm
SEQUENCE:2
SUMMARY:The Knitting Circle w/ Rebecca Belmore
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060711T193000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061020T233000
UID:7A28217E-483B-11DB-B707-000D933194E0
DTSTAMP:20060920T000728Z
LOCATION:Scotiabank Dance Centre\, 677 Davie St.
DESCRIPTION:\nI have nothing to say / and I am saying it / and that is p
 oetry / as I needed it– John Cage\n\nSilence\, the 2006 Vancouver New Mu
 sic Festival will celebrate John Cage\, an enormously influential compos
 er\, writer\, artist\, teacher and contemporary thinker\, who changed th
 e course of music in our time. Cage lived for most of the 20th century a
 nd the broad range of his work and interests reads\, looks and sounds as
  diverse as the times he lived in.\n\n\nSchedule Details :\nhttp://www.n
 ewmusic.org/pdf/silence_schedule_at_a_glance.pdf\n\nFestival Page @ Vanc
 ouver New Music:\nhttp://www.newmusic.org/festival.htm\n\n
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.newmusic.org/festival.htm
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:Silence: John Cage
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061020T193000
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:3C4306D5-73B1-4FB0-9260-E92A70448FFF
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080823T170000
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SUMMARY:openning -  Laiwan - "Loose Work"
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080823T160000
DTSTAMP:20080807T222858Z
LOCATION:OR
SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:\nSpecial-Project\nLaiwan\nLoose Work\nAugust 8 - August 23\
 , 2008\nReception August 23\, 6-9PM\n\nThe Or Gallery\, in conjunction w
 ith the Vancouver Queer Film Festival\, is proud to present Loose Work\,
  an exhibition by Vancouver-based artist Laiwan.\n\nThe exhibition has b
 een organized as part of the Vancouver Queer Film Festival’s 20th Annive
 rsary Award\, which recognizes an artist who has made a significant cont
 ribution to queer media art in BC. We are delighted to honour the work o
 f this extraordinary artist\, writer and activist\, whose many contribut
 ions include organizing the first Vancouver Lesbian Film Festival in 198
 8 and founding the Or Gallery in 1983.\n\nConsisting of new and older wo
 rks\, the exhibition will highlight Laiwan’s interdisciplinary art pract
 ice\, and will include her video works Automatopoeia and Remotely in Tou
 ch\, as well as the Vancouver premiere of her multi-media installation D
 UET: ÉTUDE FOR SOLITUDEs.\n\nThe exhibition also marks the Or Gallery’s 
 25th Anniversary and move to its new home at 555 Hamilton Street.\n\nRun
 ning concurrently with the exhibition will be a series of 24-hour window
  displays of Laiwan’s work at ONMAIN.\n\nThe Or Gallery gratefully ackno
 wledges the support of Canada Council for the Arts\, the British Columbi
 a Arts Council\, the City of Vancouver\, and our members and volunteers.
 \n\nVancouver Queer Film Festival\nAugust 14 – 24\nwww.queerfilmfestival
 .ca\n\nONMAIN\n1965 Main Street\nVancouver\, BC\nV5T 3C1\n\nT: +1 604 87
 2 7713\nE: onmain@shaw.ca\n	\n\n	\n\nOr Gallery\n\n555 Hamilton St.\nVan
 couver\, BC\nCanada V6B 2R1\n\nT. +1 604.683.7395\nE. or @ orgallery.org
 \n\nGallery hours 12 - 5PM\nTuesday - Saturday\n\nAdmission Free\n\n
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CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:45CDB5D2-A82B-11DB-A123-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070202T183000
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SUMMARY:DJ? - Liam
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070202T173000
DTSTAMP:20070120T020941Z
SEQUENCE:1
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CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:9A481E72-6057-11D9-B2BB-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20050226T200000
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SUMMARY:Granny D'ark\, Souns & MCB @ ButcherShop
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20050226T190000
DTSTAMP:20050223T215120Z
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:6\, 9 doors\, \n~9:30\nM & M\nsteph 10:30\n11:00! \nM & M & 
 M\nM
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CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:EEB09FCA-DF91-4A3D-9359-F3D879584BC8
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081212T180000
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SUMMARY:Feminist Rough Craft Cardboard Sculpting 101
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081212T100000
DTSTAMP:20081211T225002Z
LOCATION:VIVO
SEQUENCE:6
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:1F785E46-072E-11DB-AF3F-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060908T225900
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SUMMARY:Mercury Theatre IV:TERMINAL FRONTIER
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060908T210000
DTSTAMP:20060821T185907Z
LOCATION:Cathedral Park: Richards & Dunsmuir
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:Terminal City -end of the line- running into the Pacific Oce
 an when approached from the east\, and abutting the vast wilderness stre
 tching to the great north when approached from the south. Vancouver is s
 imultaneously the last frontier\, a place beckoning the masses as the la
 st emerald paradise to be conquered\, as well as being the termination p
 oint of the Canadian National Railroad. A gathering ground for outlaws a
 nd exiles\, the west is still wild. From anarchist communes to messianic
  zealots to extreme sportsmen\, the outer rim is a breeding ground for a
  culture of uninhibited extremism
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CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:3EE9B085-F825-11DA-8A2F-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060609T223000
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SUMMARY:Failed Enterprises | WORST SHOW EVER!
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060609T213000
DTSTAMP:20060610T020344Z
LOCATION:The Purple Crab \n3916 Main Street in Vancouver
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Failed Enterprises presents...\n\nWORST SHOW EVER!   \n\nFri
 day June 9th \nThe Purple Crab \n3916 Main Street in Vancouver.\nShow st
 arts at 9:30.\nCover is $5.  \n\nWORST SHOW EVER!\n\n„Don't waste your t
 ime and money on this one. You are\nbetter than this.‰ \n\nThe WORST SHO
 W EVER is guaranteed to disappoint with\nthe following acts:\nBig Hamm's
  Vaguely French\, Chris "Still Got The Touch" Storrow\, Terry\nRoozle's 
 Voice Symphony\, Paul Anthony's Winnipeg Surprise\, Sprieka "Goddess\nof
  the Rhine Land"\,  $10 Hot Tub Thompson\, Robert Dayton's Glass Fantasy
 \,\nTed Stevens' Fake Gum Chewing Acting Seminar\, and Win Back Your Cov
 er with\nDave Casino. \nAlso possible acts that may show up include: The
  host of the show - Martin\nThe Unmotivational Speaker\, Raposo's Reveng
 e\, RC's Word Circus\, Giggles (has\nnever shown up)\, Lightning Liam's 
 Motorcycle Spectacular\, and maybe The\nMighty Bristow of Burnaby.\n\nFa
 iled Enterprises is utilizing the latest advances in reverse psychology!
 \nThey have been steadily losing money since the year 2000\, and this at
 tempt\nat a show will make you wonder if they are trying to out do Brews
 ters‚\nMillions (a semi-popular motion picture made back in the 1980‚s\,
  you may\nhave seen it).  You probably missed their past show spectacula
 rs like the\nCanadian All Stars Show\, Rock n Roll Carnival and Variety 
 Show\, and who\ncould remember Rocktober Fest? I know I don't. They don'
 t call them Failed\nEnterprises for noth'n. After trying to create amazi
 ng shows that everyone\nwould want to see but no one did they have decid
 ed to throw in the towel\nwith the WORST SHOW EVER! Friday June 9th  The
  Purple Crab  (3916 Main\nStreet in Vancouver).  Show starts at 9:30. Co
 ver is $5.\n\nFor further research\, please investigate the contemporary
  works of: Ivan\nHrvatska\, David Yonge\, Canned Hamm\, Rock‚n\, Hugh Ph
 ukovsky\, July Fourth\nToilet\, etcetera.\n\nFor more information please
  contact: Johnny at\n604.677.3039\n            failedenterprises@hotmail
 .com
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080408T185500
UID:8014681F-A479-47C0-B87B-695143DB5D91
DTSTAMP:20080319T001455Z
LOCATION:Richard's On Richards
DESCRIPTION:...with Massonix (808 State) & Rob Hall (Gescom\, Skam Recor
 ds)
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/n/?event.php&eid=9496377989
SEQUENCE:7
SUMMARY:Autechre.live.in.Vancouver.04/08/08
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080408T175500
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
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CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:F630EF41-F824-11DA-8A2F-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060615T183000
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SUMMARY:Cutators Talk - Belkin Satellite | The Infra-structural Image: U
 rban Projections from the\nBay Area and Vancouver 
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060615T173000
DTSTAMP:20060610T020209Z
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:The Infra-structural Image: Urban Projections from the Bay A
 rea and\nVancouver \n10 June to 2 July 2006\n\nOpening: Friday 9 June 20
 06\, 8 to10 pm Belkin Satellite\, 555 Hamilton St.\nCurator's talk\, Jor
 dan Strom\, Thursday 15 June\, 5:30 pm\n\nFilm and Video Series: 19 and 
 20 June 2006\, 7 pm. Vancity Theatre at the\nVancouver International Fil
 m Centre\, 1181 Seymour St. www.vifc.org\n<http://www.vifc.org>  / 604.6
 83.FILM (3456)\n--\n\nMore than any other west coast city\, it is San Fr
 ancisco-rather than the\nmore commonly held view of Los Angeles-that sha
 res the greatest similarities\nwith Western Canada's largest city\, Vanc
 ouver. The topography of both the\nVancouver Lower Mainland and the San 
 Francisco Bay Area creates a\nspectacular scenic setting on the Pacific\
 , and because of this\, there is\nalso an obsession with "the view" and 
 a manner in which this visual\nobsession has shaped both cities' differe
 nt urban formations and diverging\,\nthough no less innovative\, artisti
 c productions.\n\nThis exhibition and film series will present new media
  installation\, video\nand experimental short film that explore the rela
 tionship between film\,\nmemory and perception in relation to the Bay Ar
 ea and Vancouver urban\nenvironments. The "infra structural" is used to 
 describe a set of approaches\nto representation of urban phenomena that 
 operate "between" the structures\nof the city and the apparatus of the c
 amera\, film\, and photography. It\nstresses the increasingly entangled 
 relationship between film\, video and the\ncity\, while simultaneously p
 robing residual social and cultural phenomena.\n\nThe exhibition include
 s work by Bay Area artists Chip Lord\, Rebeca\nBollinger\, Jim Campbell\
 , Anthony Discenza\, and Michael Damm. Vancouver\nartists will include F
 iona Bowie\, Adam Harrison\, Jamie Dolinko\, Matthew\nGriffin and Reid S
 hier.\n\nThe film series at the Vancouver International Film Centre pres
 ents work by\nDominic Angerame\, Bruce Baillie\, Jeff Carter\, Stephen D
 enure\, Nathaniel\nDorsky\, Daniel Gahr\, Chris Gallagher\, Ernie Gehr\,
  Glenn Lewis\, Tomonari\nNishikawa\, Al Razutis\, David Rimmer\, Michael
  Rudnick\, Scott Stark\, Jamie\nTolagson. \n\nThis project is curated by
  Jordan Strom a candidate to the Masters Degree in\nCritical and Curator
 ial Studies at The University of British Columbia. We\ngratefully acknow
 ledge the support of the Department of Art History\, Visual\nArt\, and T
 heory\, and the Faculty of Arts at The University of British\nColumbia\,
  the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery Acquisitions and\nExhibitions F
 und\, the Alvin Balkind Fund for Student Curatorial Initiatives\,\nand t
 he Canada Council for the Arts.\n\nFor more info: Greg Gibson at 604.687
 .3174\, belkin2@interchange.ubc.ca\,\nwww.belkin-gallery.ubc.ca/satellit
 e\n<http://www.belkin-gallery.ubc.ca/satellite>
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CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:D4A0C8B2-393F-4FAA-91E9-E27DEB3DB672
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071130T210000
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SUMMARY:EMMA HENDRIX AND JULIE GENDRON\ndont\, stop
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071130T180000
DTSTAMP:20071126T045158Z
LOCATION:CSA Space - #5 - 2414 Main Street
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:EMMA HENDRIX AND JULIE GENDRON\ndont\, stop\n\nopening: frid
 ay\, november 30\, 6-9pm\n\nnov 30 - dec 8\, 2007\n\n"don't\, stop" is a
 n installation interface where the basic elements of language\, electric
 ity and design derive meaning out of nothing. Then it repeats itself.\n\
 nJulie Gendron and Emma Hendrix get along and don't often fight when col
 laborating. They like to fill up rooms with fun things to do. Julie hear
 s with her eyes. Emma sees with his ears. When you put the two together\
 , things become slightly apish.\n \nCSA Space\n#5 - 2414 Main Street\nVa
 ncouver\, British Columbia\nV5T 3E2\nwww.csaspace.ca\n\nHours of operati
 on: M-W 10am-8pm\, Th-Sat 10am-9pm\, Sun & hols 11am-7pm.\nSee Pulpficti
 on Books\, 2422 Main Street\, for directions and admission\n\n\n-- \n---
 ----------------\nhttp://www.coingutter.ca\nhttp://www.electrocd.com/cat
 .e/imnt_0310.html\nhttp://www.newmusiccanada.com/genres/artist.cfm?Band_
 Id=7567\nhttp://www.newmusiccanada.com/genres/artist.cfm?Band_Id=10935 
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081017T210000
UID:71AC3886-BA44-48A1-A72C-B6C362453929
DTSTAMP:20081016T232328Z
LOCATION:Blanket - 6-758 Alexander Street
DESCRIPTION:Eli Bornowsky\nNEW WORKS ON PAPER AND CANVAS\nOctober 17 - N
 ovember 8\, 2008\nOpening Reception Friday October 17 6-9pm\n\nOpening o
 n October 17th\, Blanket is pleased to present a show of new works\nby V
 ancouver-based artist Eli Bornowsky. This is the artistÃ&#65533\;Â¹s sec
 ond solo\nexhibition with the gallery.\n\nA native of Alberta\, Bornowsk
 y received his BFA from Emily Carr Institute\n(now Emily Carr University
 ) in 2005. His work has appeared at galleries and\ninstitutions includin
 g The Contemporary Art Gallery\, Video In and Helen Pitt\nin Vancouver a
 nd the Banff Centre in Banff\, Alberta. Recently he was named\,\nalong w
 ith Jeremy Hoff\, as a semifinalist in the 2008 RBC Painting\nCompetitio
 n.\n\nThe artistÃ&#65533\;Â¹s latest works present concentric square for
 mations of dots in\nvarying hues\, thrown into sharp relief by a neutral
  grey picture ground. The\nanticipated promise of these pictures is that
  they will dazzle us as op-art\nspecimens\, that they will allow us the 
 same pleasurable contrast and twinkle\nof the lit signage over a theatre
  marquee. But here is where the viewerÃ&#65533\;Â¹s\nexpectations are ro
 undly defeated\; the only predictable factor is that\nnothing is predict
 able.\n\nOne might think that\, in using these motifs and arrangements i
 n such a way\,\nBornowsky is attempting to shine a light\, either imitat
 ive or mildly\nparodic\, on the op-art or hardedge traditions of the pas
 t. But to make such\na deduction would be simplistic and roundly unfair.
  The energies in these\npictures do usurp whatever expectations the view
 er might have had\, but at\nthe same time\, they have a mystical and gen
 erous air\, as they engage us in a\nsilent two-way dialogue. The dots po
 ssess a synasthaesic quality\; they make\ntheir presence felt both throu
 gh their colour and texture\, as well as\nthrough how they collide again
 st each other\, how they float\, thump and hum\nagainst the background a
 nd get us thinking. These spheres may have come from\na recognizable set
  of traditions butÃ¢ï¿½Â¹to refer to the well-worn Pythagorean\nphraseÃ¢
 ï¿½Â¹they are not without their own special music.\n\nBlanket\nContempor
 ary Art Inc.\n6-758 Alexander Street\nVancouver BC\nV6A 1E3\n\ngallery 1
 -604-709-6100\nwww.blanketgallery.com\nhours: Wednesday to Saturday 11am
  to 6pm
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.blanketgallery.com
SEQUENCE:8
SUMMARY:opening: Eli Bornowsky\nNEW WORKS ON PAPER AND CANVAS
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081017T180000
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
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CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:55C1E484-E0BA-4BA8-AC57-5FD6E00BA57B
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090227T235900
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SUMMARY:"DADABUS" - Live Experimental Music + Live Art
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090227T183000
DTSTAMP:20090123T015424Z
LOCATION:Rhizome
SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:Tanya invited you to "DADABUS" on Friday\, February 27 at 6:
 30pm.\n\nEvent: DADABUS\n       "Live Experimental Music + Live Art"\nWh
 at: Performance\nHost: The Automatic Message\nStart Time: Friday\, Febru
 ary 27 at 6:30pm\nEnd Time: Saturday\, February 28 at 12:00am\nWhere: Rh
 izome Cafe\n\nTo see more details and RSVP\, follow the link below:\nhtt
 p://www.facebook.com/n/?event.php&eid=46154074886\n\nThanks\,\nThe Faceb
 ook Team\n
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CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:2097B650-6946-11DB-BD6A-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061031T230000
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SUMMARY:Team Satan presents : House of Horrors
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061031T200000
DTSTAMP:20061101T011330Z
LOCATION:At the Secret Location. Call 604-682-3269 EXT 4766.\nCall for m
 ore info.
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:Hello Dear friends\,\n\nYou are invited to this unusual one 
 off event. I will be performing with Elephantman Stinkmata.\n\nTeam Sata
 n presents : House of Horrors. Ocotober 31.06\n \nDoors start 8pm sharp 
 till 11pm.  Be prepeared to get scared.\n\nRefreshments\, bake sale\, ph
 oto booth\, Pope whipping.\nShow starts at 11pm featuring performances t
 hroughout\nthe night by : Sacraporia\, Taal Mata\, Merlin\, Elephantman 
 Stinkmata\, Irizicle\, Totally Ripped\, Tusk\,Flat Grey\, Bury Me in Ede
 n and Sick Buildings.\n\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:E35E50A6-7443-11DB-B20B-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061124T190000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:DJ! FUSE
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061124T180000
DTSTAMP:20061115T005457Z
SEQUENCE:1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:590A8278-07E1-11DB-9EE5-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060630T033000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Block Party - CFRO Fundraiser
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060629T220000
DTSTAMP:20060630T024517Z
LOCATION:Lamplighter Pub\, Water Steet & 210 Abbott Street
SEQUENCE:7
DESCRIPTION:Party Down with the CFRO DF's including the Private Dancers:
  Granny Ark\, Sea Legs and Rob Warren\n\ntonight at the Lamplighter - a 
 fundraiser for co-op radio's tuesday night shows. Each show must raise a
  certain amount of money each year for Co-op.\n\nMyself and Private Danc
 ers Rob Warren and sealegs will be playing - around 1:30am. Before us so
 me good house\, broken beat\, and earler in the evening global hiphop. (
 Morganic\, Dj Ricco\, Dj headspin and Sage.) advance fun raiser price $5
 .\n\ncheers\,\nmi
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BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20090425T020000
UID:2FDA8FF7-53CD-4615-9642-26F1D506BA86
DTSTAMP:20100110T041404Z
LOCATION:Red Gate
DESCRIPTION:Matty and The Tusk present Sorcerers live (in Dub) at the ma
 gnificently subterranean Red Gate...\n\nSorcerers (featuring Lighta! sta
 lwart Mike C aka Calamalka ) have been busy lately refining their potent
  brand of old school hardcore infused Dub sounds. This show will see the
 m exploring even more Dubbed out sonic territories while bringing their 
 special brand of raw E. Van style to the dance. \n\nhttp://www.myspace.c
 om/sorcerersdub\n\nPatio Banton (LIve!) is Lighta! Sound's own Taal Mala
  being forced to play live using only analogue equipment. Like Giorgio M
 oroder on ritalin trapped in the Black Ark but more Metal. Unmissable.\n
 \nSome Fucker: We have no idea what these guys are going to actually do 
 but it will undoubtedly be both confusing and memorable.\n\nWith DJs: Th
 e Attorney playing golden era Hip Hop and Mandai laying down top notch D
 ancehall and Bashment.\n\nThis party is at Vancouvers now infamous Red G
 ate. If you need directions just ask and as a reminder be quick and quie
 t on your way in and out. Keep Vancity's underground spaces safe...\n\nh
 ttp://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=79454753901
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=79454753901
SEQUENCE:1273
SUMMARY:Sorcerers in Dub
DTSTART:20090424T210000
CREATED:20090406T030419Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:3C0B03AD-737D-4891-AE7C-EFD4F9EDD76C
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081213T180000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:REDFLAGDESIGN :: OPEN STUDIO
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081213T120000
DTSTAMP:20081209T035759Z
LOCATION:318 Industrial Ave.
SEQUENCE:1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080124T220000
UID:AD617D72-2764-41B5-9DF1-672DE8D94B4D
DTSTAMP:20080123T013235Z
LOCATION:The University of British Columbia\nMorris and Helen Belkin Art
  Gallery\n1825 Main Mall
DESCRIPTION:Tim Lee\, Alex Morrison\, Isabelle Pauwels\, Kevin Schmidt\,
  Mark Soo\, Corin Sworn\, Althea Thauberger\, Elizabeth Zvonar\n\n18 Jan
 uary - 27 April\, 2008\nOpening reception: Thursday January 24\, 8 to 10
  pm\n\n\nThe University of British Columbia\nMorris and Helen Belkin Art
  Gallery\n1825 Main Mall\, \nVancouver\, BC. V6T-1Z2 \nCanada \nTel: 604
 -822-2759. Fax: 604-822-6689\n\nhttp://www.belkin.ubc.ca\n\nExponential 
 Future features eight young Vancouver artists. The exhibition opens a wi
 ndow on the vitality of contemporary art in this city. Vancouver artists
  continue to be better known in the U.S. and Europe than they are in the
 ir own city. Curators Juan Gaitan and Scott Watson chose artists working
  in different media whose work involved a wide range of issues to give a
 n overview of the new artistic thinking of our time and place. The curat
 ors were interested in works that engaged the complex reality of urban l
 ife at the beginning of the twenty-first century. None of the work has b
 een shown in Vancouver before and much of it is being made for the Belki
 n Gallery exhibition. \n\nAn illustrated catalogue with essays by Juan G
 aitan\, Monika Szewczyk\, and Scott Watson will accompany the exhibition
 .\n\n\nCo-presented with the Vancouver 2010 Cultural Olympiad.\n\nSuppor
 ted by The Audain Foundation and The Canada Council for the Arts.\n\n\nF
 or more information contact Julie Bevan at (604) 822-3640 or fax: (604) 
 822-6689\,julie.bevan@ubc.ca
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.belkin.ubc.ca
SEQUENCE:9
SUMMARY:Opning: EXPONENTIAL FUTURE\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080124T200000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:65D919EC-51E1-4DD4-AE76-07064588D8C3
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081127T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Pauline Oliveros is speaking at Emily Car University
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081127T190000
DTSTAMP:20081127T024409Z
LOCATION:Emily Carr Theater (room 301)\nSouth Building
SEQUENCE:5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:4C0FD700-5FDA-11DC-9B6B-000D933194E0
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.tigerlillies.com
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071028T230000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Tiger Lillies
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071028T220000
DTSTAMP:20070927T190831Z
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Hey everybody\,\njust happen to notice that the tiger lillie
 s are playing in vancouver at the vancouver east cultural centre 28th oc
 t. 2007!\nThose of you who don't know them:  \n\nI'm going to see them h
 ere 21 oct.\n\nYay!\n\ncheers\,\nek\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:D5300534-3558-11DC-952A-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070720T140000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Thesis Defense - Fertile Synthesis: Emotion in Online Digital Po
 etry
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070720T130000
DTSTAMP:20070718T180230Z
LOCATION:Place: SFU Surrey\, Central City Tower\, 14th Floor\, Room No. 
 SC 14-400
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Candidate: William Johnston *aka JHave)\n\nTitle: Fertile Sy
 nthesis: Emotion in Online Digital Poetry\n\nDate: July 20 2007\n\nPlace
 : SFU Surrey\, Central City Tower\, 14th Floor\, Room No. SC 14-400\n\nT
 ime: 1pm (Revised)\n\nThesis: William's thesis is available in the SIAT 
 departmental office (SC 14-165) for perusal.\n\n\nFor further informatio
 n\, please contact:\nJoyce Black\,\nGraduate Program Assistant / Graduat
 e Advisor\,\nSIAT\, SFU Surrey\njoyceb@sfu.ca\n778-782-7499\n\n 
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:780AA13A-6D2C-11DC-8C2F-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071013T173000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:VISUAL MEDIA with Pd
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071013T130000
DTSTAMP:20071011T210043Z
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:4 sessions: 18 hours  Cost: $220 / $185\nOctober 13\, 20\, 2
 7 & November 3\, 1-5:30 pm
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20100313T070000Z
UID:e336872957023@facebook.com
DTSTAMP:20100302T001452Z
LOCATION:Blim
DESCRIPTION:Second edition of the Quiet City series\, featuring performa
 nces by:\nBroken Sleep with visuals by Merlyn\nEmpty Love\nGlaciers\nNer
 vous Operator\n\nBenefit concert for CFRO Co-op Radio\nPresented by Soun
 dscape & Panospria\n\nhttp://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=336872957023
 
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=336872957023
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:125
CLASS:PUBLIC
SUMMARY:Quiet City
DTSTART:20100313T040000Z
CREATED:20100302T001247Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:47BAE2A0-805F-4A50-96E6-F540570A4D8C
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20101117T220000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Soundscape Show - Feat. Víctor Ballesteros
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20101117T210000
DTSTAMP:20101022T092203Z
LOCATION:CFRO 102.7FM
SEQUENCE:1
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.coopradio.org/listen/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:1D00557E-A3FB-11DA-B7CF-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060225T170000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:"THE DAMNED in 3D"
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060225T160000
DTSTAMP:20060222T232959Z
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:"THE DAMNED in 3D" Upcoming screenings:\n\nSaturday February
  25th @ 7pm 9pm Midnight\nVANCOUVER\, BC\nVideo-In Studios 1965 Main Str
 eet\n\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:75780C47-35E4-11DA-9AAC-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20051015T160000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:BIONIC
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20051015T150000
DTSTAMP:20051005T211053Z
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:please forward widely! this will be an excellent groover & s
 hmoozer...\n\n****************\n\nGet down with the planetary movers and
  shakers at\n::BIONIC::\neats & beats for the new revolution\n\nA dance 
 party and evolutionary dinner featuring\n-gourmet raw foods catered by E
 DIBLE PLANET\n-9-piece booty-shaking funk band ALL PURPOSE\n-deep down d
 ub with dj ADRIAN\n-sexy breaks from TIMOTHY WISDOM the Turntable Wizard
 \n-meltdown on the floor with dj CORRIOR\n-visuals by Inter-Mission\n-pl
 us special guest MC's\, art\, and surprises from the tribal underground\
 n\nSaturday October 15\nBCIT Downtown Rooftop Atrium\n555 Seymour Street
 \, Vancouver\nDinner: 6:30pm\; Dance Party: 8:30pm1am\nTickets: *$25 for
  dinner and party\; $10 for party only.\n\n*dinner tix are limited -- bu
 y in advance at http://www.cypressworks.ca/bcbioneers\, or at the Confer
 ence\, or take your chances at the door\n\nPresented by: the BC Bioneers
  2005 Conference and Emerald City Celebrations\ninfo: carmen@emeraldcity
 .bc.ca\n\n****\n\nand what the heck is a "Bioneer"?!\nfunny you should a
 sk...\n\nBC Bioneers 2005\nFriday Oct. 14 to Sun. Oct. 16\nBCIT Downtown
 \, 555 Seymour Street\, Vancouver\n\nIn the community that birthed Green
 peace and AdBusters\, the second BC Bioneers Conference provides hands-o
 n training in advocacy and progressive social change\, focusing on the i
 ssues in our bioregion. We'll remind ourselves that along with hard work
 \, building our community requires celebration.\n\nEach morning of the B
 C Bioneers weekend\, talks by some of the world's most passionate vision
 aries\, educators and activists will be beamed live by satellite to gath
 erings across North America\, including ours in Vancouver\, BC. Each day
  of the weekend\, Vancouver community visionaries\, educators and activi
 sts will bring some of the morning's themes into local focus through han
 ds-on workshop experiences. All seasoned with laughter\, music\, dance a
 nd great food!\n\nThe lineup of events and speakers is truly mind-blowin
 g. Check it out:\nhttp://www.cypressworks.ca/bcbioneers\n\nVOLUNTEER POS
 ITIONS NOW AVAILABLE! sign up on the website.\n\nBC Bioneers 2005 is spo
 nsored by Hollyhock\, cypressworks\, Nature's Path\, Shared Vision\, Co-
 op Radio\, The Tyee\, Renewal Partners\, and PublicityPlus Event Marketi
 ng.\n\n\n\n\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:229BB7D3-01A5-4011-8708-257CA7098490
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090513
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:VOTE!
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090512
DTSTAMP:20090429T195224Z
SEQUENCE:3
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:4B1D17FB-5A2D-41BA-B10C-EC45B14BB5B4
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080315T123000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Roundtable: Body Spaces - \nGender & Perfromativity
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080315T113000
DTSTAMP:20080306T230711Z
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Gaby Pailer (CENES\, UBC): Citing the Heterosexual Norm Diff
 erently? Applying Butler’s Theory on Gender\, Body\, and Space to a Nove
 l of German Realism (Louise von Francois\, “Die letzte Reckenburgerin”\,
  1871)\nUrsula Baer (CENES\, UBC):\nThe Family-less Body and its Perform
 ative Character\nGuido Schenkel (CENES\, UBC): Corpus Illocutus: Body La
 nguage and Gestures as Speech Acts\nEiichiro Hirata (Humanities and Soci
 al Sciences\, Keio U.\, Japan): The Performative Aspect of Voices in Ku 
 Nauka's "Medea"\nModerator: Sabine Wilke (German Studies\, U of Washingt
 on)
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:83F9A3E1-ADA8-11DB-815D-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070201T164500
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Video Screening: PAUL CHAN
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070201T154500
DTSTAMP:20070127T014854Z
LOCATION:UBC
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:\nThe Joan Carlisle Irving Lectures 2006-2007\nTERROR!: THE 
 SERIES\nPAUL CHAN\n7 pm\, February 1\, 2007\nRobson Square\n\nDue to unf
 oreseen commitments\, Paul Chan is not able to travel to speak on\nFebru
 ary 1st as announced. We are pleased\, however\, to be able\, in\nconjun
 ction with Western Front Exhibitions and courtesy of Greene Naftali\nGal
 lery\, New York\, to present a screening of Chan's videos\, The Tin Drum
 \nTrilogy.\nThe three videos of the trilogy are:\nRE: THE_OPERATION (28 
 Minutes\, 2002)\n"Ideas were pressing against one another like rams. Hat
 e had a sanitary\npace. Old age drew laughter and the child was encourag
 ed to bite. The\nworld was all flags."\nHenrI Michaux\nBased on a set of
  drawings that depict members of the George W. Bush\nadministration as w
 ounded soldiers in the war against terrorism\, RE:\nTHE_OPERATION explor
 es the sexual and philosophical dynamics of war\nthrough the lives of th
 e members as they physically engage each other and\nthe "enemy". Letters
 \, notes\, and other textual ephemera written by "Bush"\nand others are 
 narrated and accompanied by digital snapshots from around\nthe world as 
 they articulate the neuroses and obsessions that drive them\ntoward infi
 nite war.\nBAGHDAD IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER (51 Minutes\, 2003)\n\n"It is 
 very nearly the end. It is very nearly life."\nHelene Cixous\n\nBaghdad.
 .. is an "ambient" video essay of life in Baghdad before the\nAmerican i
 nvasion and occupation. Videographed by Chan and a host of\nIraqis worki
 ng with Voices in the Wilderness\, a Nobel peace prize\nnominated activi
 st group working in Iraq to stop the drive for war\,\nBaghdad... intimat
 ely portrays Iraqis singing\, dancing\, and struggling as\nthey await th
 e coming of another war. Subtitled in seven languages\n(Arabic\, Chinese
 \, English\, French\, German\, Italian\, and Spanish).\n\nNOW PROMISE NO
 W THREAT (33 Minutes\, 2005)\n\n"Now too late\, he understood her. The h
 eart that pumped out love\, the\nmouth that spoke the Word\, didn't coun
 t."\nToni Morrison\, Beloved\n\nPart documentary\, part visual manifesto
 \, NOW PROMISE NOW THREAT uses\nOmaha\, Nebraska (population 390\,000\, 
 literally located in the middle of\nthe U.S.) as a site and subject to f
 ollow the often unexpected lines\nconnecting people\, religion and polit
 ics in "red state" America. An\nevangelical pastor opposes the mixing of
  church and state on religious\ngrounds. An anti-abortion mother deplore
 s the hypocrisy of the pro-life\nmovement for being pro-war. A young man
  wants to die for his country so he\ncan--at last--have a life worthy of
  living. NOW PROMISE NOW THREAT mixes\ninterviews with locally produced 
 footage and kidnapping videos from Iraq\ntransformed into fields of undu
 lating color to create a moving "apologia"\nfor the united red states of
  America.\n\nPresented by the Department of Art History\, Visual Art and
  Theory\, The\nUniversity of British Columbia\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080123T220000
UID:817F44BA-9CFF-4A64-A895-40968BD08493
DTSTAMP:20080115T223839Z
LOCATION:memelab
DESCRIPTION:Wednesdays 8:30-10 pm\n\nher jazz noise collective is an exp
 erimental music network for women in Vancouver. We are determined to hel
 p create an inclusive noise community and supportive space for women to 
 meet and experiment musically. We hope this project will be a catalyst f
 or the formation of more female-based groups in this genre. We are trans
 -inclusive\, please and thank you! No experience or commitment it requir
 ed - just the desire to try... This is not a band\, its the beginning of
  a more radical\, open\, posi-core community invested in dialogue about 
 gender\, power and personal experience. \n\nfor more info about her jazz
  and/or the wednesday jams: herjazznoisecollective@yahoo.ca / 
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.myspace.com/herjazznoisecollective
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:open jam - her jazz noise collective\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080123T203000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:938A8C54-B8A3-4F90-995D-06BAF8FD4A70
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080215T230000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Party!
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080215T210000
DTSTAMP:20080214T211833Z
SEQUENCE:4
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:BF4D07ED-C01C-43B3-9D43-908C49F60A8D
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080507T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:SLAB - Visual
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080507T180000
DTSTAMP:20080505T075309Z
SEQUENCE:9
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081017T210000
UID:B2CC242B-98BE-4C33-B887-68B387CABFC9
DTSTAMP:20081016T232328Z
LOCATION:Blanket - 6-758 Alexander Street
DESCRIPTION:Eli Bornowsky\nNEW WORKS ON PAPER AND CANVAS\nOctober 17 - N
 ovember 8\, 2008\nOpening Reception Friday October 17 6-9pm\n\nOpening o
 n October 17th\, Blanket is pleased to present a show of new works\nby V
 ancouver-based artist Eli Bornowsky. This is the artistÃ&#65533\;Â¹s sec
 ond solo\nexhibition with the gallery.\n\nA native of Alberta\, Bornowsk
 y received his BFA from Emily Carr Institute\n(now Emily Carr University
 ) in 2005. His work has appeared at galleries and\ninstitutions includin
 g The Contemporary Art Gallery\, Video In and Helen Pitt\nin Vancouver a
 nd the Banff Centre in Banff\, Alberta. Recently he was named\,\nalong w
 ith Jeremy Hoff\, as a semifinalist in the 2008 RBC Painting\nCompetitio
 n.\n\nThe artistÃ&#65533\;Â¹s latest works present concentric square for
 mations of dots in\nvarying hues\, thrown into sharp relief by a neutral
  grey picture ground. The\nanticipated promise of these pictures is that
  they will dazzle us as op-art\nspecimens\, that they will allow us the 
 same pleasurable contrast and twinkle\nof the lit signage over a theatre
  marquee. But here is where the viewerÃ&#65533\;Â¹s\nexpectations are ro
 undly defeated\; the only predictable factor is that\nnothing is predict
 able.\n\nOne might think that\, in using these motifs and arrangements i
 n such a way\,\nBornowsky is attempting to shine a light\, either imitat
 ive or mildly\nparodic\, on the op-art or hardedge traditions of the pas
 t. But to make such\na deduction would be simplistic and roundly unfair.
  The energies in these\npictures do usurp whatever expectations the view
 er might have had\, but at\nthe same time\, they have a mystical and gen
 erous air\, as they engage us in a\nsilent two-way dialogue. The dots po
 ssess a synasthaesic quality\; they make\ntheir presence felt both throu
 gh their colour and texture\, as well as\nthrough how they collide again
 st each other\, how they float\, thump and hum\nagainst the background a
 nd get us thinking. These spheres may have come from\na recognizable set
  of traditions butÃ¢ï¿½Â¹to refer to the well-worn Pythagorean\nphraseÃ¢
 ï¿½Â¹they are not without their own special music.\n\nBlanket\nContempor
 ary Art Inc.\n6-758 Alexander Street\nVancouver BC\nV6A 1E3\n\ngallery 1
 -604-709-6100\nwww.blanketgallery.com\nhours: Wednesday to Saturday 11am
  to 6pm
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.blanketgallery.com
SEQUENCE:8
SUMMARY:opening: Eli Bornowsky\nNEW WORKS ON PAPER AND CANVAS
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081017T180000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:3CF996DF-35DC-4ECE-8D99-872E4A4F1DAB
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071115T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Symphonies of Time
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071115T200000
DTSTAMP:20071113T231903Z
LOCATION:vivo
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Nuances of tribal rhythms + ambient meditations + space time
  configurations + industrial thrash rock + live VJ visuals and video wor
 ks\n\nPRESENTED BY\nPOPULATION OF NOISE\nAt\nVivo Media Centre\n1965 Mai
 n Street\nVancouver\, BC\n\n\n\n\nPOPULATION OF NOISE is a growing colle
 ctive of digital electronic musicians\, visual artists\, dancers\, fabri
 c artists\, installation and found object artists.  The focus of POPULAT
 ION OF NOISE is to present experimental and alternative music\, visuals\
 , performance\, community arts programming and installations.\nEach memb
 er brings a distinct style to the collective whose overall theme is to e
 mbrace speed\, light\, sound\, movement\, time\, the elements\, energy\,
  and couple it with presentations and expressions about the spirit and e
 nvironment.    \nThe collective strives to also create community awarene
 ss\, education\, activism and dialogue\, i.e. creating a POPULATION OF N
 OISE .\nPOPULATION OF NOISE is an offshoot of Salon d’Elan Vital\, a mon
 thly conversation group.\n\nThank you for attending and supporting the m
 edia/interdisciplinary artists who are participating in Symphonies of Ti
 me.\n\n\n\nOur Partners\n\n\n\n\nSound Engineering:  Andy Smith\nSound E
 quipment:  Rocky Mountain Sound\nTechnical Support:  VIVO Media Arts Cen
 tre\nExecutive Producers:  \nRoss Moster & Laura Lee Coles\n\nSpecial Th
 anks to all the staff at\nVIVO MEDIA ARTS CENTRE \nFor their exceptional
  dedication and professionalism\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:F0598348-47A0-4520-9DC0-B4CDC5A74EEE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080916T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:PORTABLE RECORDER SHOW AND TELL
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080916T190000
DTSTAMP:20080909T232147Z
LOCATION:SFU Harbour Centre
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:\nCJSF is hosting an informal training session to learn abou
 t various\nkinds of portable recording equipment.  If you are wondering 
 what kind\nof equipment to purchase for yourself\, this might be the pla
 ce to\ngather information.  Or\, if you'd like to share information abou
 t your\nown equipment\, bring it along and show others.  The training wi
 ll be\non Tuesday\, Sept. 16 from 7pm - 9pm at SFU Harbour Centre.  Plea
 se let\nme know if you plan on attending.\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:D14EEA99-B46F-49A8-9828-F047B96C402F
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080521T200000
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SUMMARY:Panel discussion with\nCandice Hopkins\, Larissa Lai\, & Rinaldo
  Walcott.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080521T190000
DTSTAMP:20080520T162736Z
LOCATION:Centre A
SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:Please join us on Wednesday May 21st\, 7pm @ Centre A\,\nfor
  an engaging panel discussion with\nCandice Hopkins\, Larissa Lai\, & Ri
 naldo Walcott.\n\nExhibition Catalogue for "How To Feed A Piano"\nfeatur
 ing essays by the 3 panelists will be on sale at the event.\n\n\nCandice
  Hopkins\, of Tlingit descent\, is an artist and curator. She is present
 ly Director and Curator of the Exhibitions Programme at the Western Fron
 t. She has an MA from The Center for Curatorial Studies\, Bard College\,
  NY where she was awarded the Ramapo Curatorial Prize for the exhibition
  Every Stone Tells a Story: The Performance Work of David Hammons and Ji
 mmie Durham. She received her BFA from the Alberta College of Art and De
 sign in 1999. Her writing is published by C Magazine\, MIT Press\, Black
 Dog Press\, New York University\, Catriona Jeffries Gallery\, and Banff 
 Centre Press\, among others\, and she has given talks at venues includin
 g the Tate Modern\, Dakar Biennale\, Tate Britain\, Rhodes College\, Sim
 on Fraser University\, and the University of British Columbia.\nHopkins 
 is co-curator of the touring exhibitions Jimmie Durham: Knew Urk\, which
  originated at the Reg Vardy Gallery in Sunderland\, UK and Shapeshifter
 s\, Timetravellers and Storytellers\, which originated at the Royal Onta
 rio Museum. Recent and upcoming curatorial projects include exhibitions 
 on architecture and disaster\, performativity and fictional identities\,
  and the revolutionary potential of "slowness" in relation to new techno
 logies. \n\nLarissa Lai was born in La Jolla\, California\, grew up in N
 ewfoundland and currently lives in Vancouver. Her first novel\, When Fox
  Is a Thousand (Press Gang 1995\, Arsenal Pulp\, 2004) was shortlisted f
 or the Chapters/Books in Canada First Novel Award. Her second novel\, Sa
 lt Fish Girl  (Thomas Allen Publishers 2002) was shortlisted for the Sun
 burst Award\, the Tiptree Award and the City of Calgary W. O. Mitchell A
 ward.  She has an MA in Creative Writing from the University of East Ang
 lia in Norwich\, England and a PhD in English from the University of Cal
 gary. From January to June 2006\, she was a Writer-in-Residence in the E
 nglish Department at Simon Fraser University. She recently held a SSHRC 
 Post-doctoral Fellowship in the English Department at the University of 
 British Columbia\, and is currently an Assistant Professor in Canadian L
 iterature there. Her research addresses theories of subjectivity\, strat
 egies of anti-racist cultural production\, futurity\, Canadian literatur
 e\, critical theory\, globalization\, race\, gender\, sexuality\, contem
 porary poetics and speculative fiction. She has also worked as an instru
 ctor at the infamous science fiction writer's workshop Clarion West.  Sy
 bil Unrest\, her collaborative long poem with Rita Wong\, will be publis
 hed by Line Books in 2008.\n\n\nRinaldo Walcott is an Associate Professo
 r of Black Diaspora Cultural Studies in the Department of Sociology and 
 Equity Studies in Education at the University of Toronto. >From 2002 to 
 2007\, he held the Canada Research Chair of Social Justice and Cultural 
 Studies also at the University of Toronto. Walcott started his career in
  rap music. Not as a rapper—or a musician at all—but as a social scienti
 st working on his PhD at the Ontario Institute of Studies in Education a
 t the University of Toronto (OISE/UT). In 1997\, Walcott published Black
  Like Who?—the critically acclaimed collection of essays on contemporary
  black Canadian culture. He has been seen on Counterspin\, Studio One\, 
 Q Files\, and The New Music and Too Much for Much (on MuchMusic channel)
 \, and TVO's The Agenda. He is the editor of New Dawn: The Journal of Bl
 ack Canadian Studies\, an online open access scholarly journal. Rinaldo'
 s writing and research has long engaged with the multiple genres of arti
 stic expression. His areas of specialization are cultural studies and cu
 ltural theory\, queer and gender theory\, and transnational and diaspora
  studies. His upcoming book is titled Black Diaspora Faggotry: Readings\
 , Frames\, Limits (Duke University Press).\n\n\n\n\n
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080402T220000
UID:BD3483BA-287F-40D8-A068-44277F9152F9
DTSTAMP:20081107T072834Z
LOCATION:memelab
DESCRIPTION:Wednesdays 8:30-10 pm\n\nher jazz noise collective is an exp
 erimental music network for women in Vancouver. We are determined to hel
 p create an inclusive noise community and supportive space for women to 
 meet and experiment musically. We hope this project will be a catalyst f
 or the formation of more female-based groups in this genre. We are trans
 -inclusive\, please and thank you! No experience or commitment it requir
 ed - just the desire to try... This is not a band\, its the beginning of
  a more radical\, open\, posi-core community invested in dialogue about 
 gender\, power and personal experience. \n\nfor more info about her jazz
  and/or the wednesday jams: herjazznoisecollective@yahoo.ca / 
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.myspace.com/herjazznoisecollective
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:open jam - her jazz noise collective\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080402T203000
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:972366D0-80E9-4CE0-8CBC-8CA31074EAA0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081016T200000
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SUMMARY:talk: Jeanne Randolph\nThe Thrill is Gone
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081016T190000
DTSTAMP:20081016T231814Z
LOCATION:vag
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Public Talk\n\nJeanne Randolph\nThe Thrill is Gone\n\nThursd
 ay\, October 16 at 7pm\nat the Vancouver Art Gallery\n\nJeanne Randolph'
 s copiously illustrated talk\, The Thrill is Gone\, will\nexplore the ir
 onies\, utopian remnants and dilemmas of representation\nrelevant to 21s
 t century feminist art.\n\nSince the publication of Psychoanalysis & Syn
 chronized Swimming in 1991\nDr. Jeanne Randolph has continued to write a
 bout the intertwining of art\nand such major themes as technology\, adve
 rtising\, psychoanalytic theory\,\nthe politics of representation\, and 
 mass-mediated phenomena. Her most\nrecent book Ethics of Luxury: Materia
 lism and Imagination was launches this\nmonth at Artspeak Gallery on Oct
 ober 8th.\n\nFree with Gallery admission.\n\nWACK! Art and the Feminist 
 Revolution\n\nVancouver Art Gallery\n\nOctober 4\, 2008- January 11\, 20
 09\n\nVancouver Art Gallery\n750 Hornby Street Vancouver BC. V6Z 2H7 604
 .662.4700\nwww.vanartgallery.bc.ca\n
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DTEND:20110504T053000Z
UID:e188851641160155@facebook.com
DTSTAMP:20110502T234303Z
LOCATION:The Vogue Theatre
DESCRIPTION:The Peter Wall Institute for Advanced Studies is hosting a l
 ecture by Craig Venter on May 3rd\, 7:30\,  at The Vogue.  Venter is a g
 enomics pioneer and has developed the first cell with an artificial geno
 me.  I've also heard several UBC professors speak critically of his scie
 ntific and ethical practices.  \n\nThis event is FREE\, but you need to 
 RSVP on the Vogue Theatre website\, as there are limited seats available
 !!\n\nPlease RSVP here: https://tickets.voguetheatre.com/Online/seatSele
 ct.asp?BOset::WSadmissions::admission::performance_id=C45F2262-3447-434E
 -935A-087FB4E30B93\n\nAlso\, watch Craig Venter's TED talk on creating s
 ynthetic life: http://www.ted.com/talks/craig_venter_is_on_the_verge_of_
 creating_synthetic_life.html\n\nThis event is sure to spark controversy 
 and enthusiastic discussion\, so come and chat with us at Steamworks aft
 erwards!\n\n\nhttp://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=188851641160155
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=188851641160155
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:3221845
CLASS:PUBLIC
SUMMARY:Craig Venter @ The Vogue!
DTSTART:20110504T023000Z
CREATED:20110326T164538Z
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CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:12A559B8-2001-11DA-AFB3-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20050914T170000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:mooncruise 12-5
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20050914T120000
DTSTAMP:20050908T004015Z
SEQUENCE:3
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090124T160000
UID:443D78B6-C402-40E5-9E3F-4FCC11D8E471
DTSTAMP:20090119T001342Z
LOCATION:Surrey Art Gallery - 13750 - 88 Ave\, 1 block east of King Geor
 ge Hwy
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating the launch of the exhibitions:\n\n   
  * Edward Burtynsky: Uneasy Beauty – Photographs of Western Canada\n    
 * John Wynne: Wireframe\n    * Earth Matters: a juried exhibition of pho
 tgraphy\n    * Open Sound: Audio Art Projects\n    * the latest Glocal p
 rototype
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.surrey.ca/Living+in+Surrey/Arts/Arts+Events/Exh
 ibition+Reception.htm
SEQUENCE:10
SUMMARY:Openning: Edward Burtynsk & The Glocal Project Roundup
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090124T140000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
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CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:65AF4C8C-E46A-11DA-A343-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060519T170000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Poetics of Space
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060519T100000
DTSTAMP:20060515T232809Z
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:If you are in Vancouver\, BC\, Canada May 17 - 20\, 2006 the
  following may be of interest.\n\nComputational Poetics: A Logic Machine
 s and Creative Process Gathering is a three-day event focusing upon the 
 intersection of computation and performance. It will bring together arti
 sts\, researchers and scholars working across the domains of animation\,
  media\, music\, theatre\, dance and design for an intense series of exc
 hanges\, workshops and demonstrations.\n\nFor more details please see\n\
 nhttp://gaia.iat.sfu.ca/~chaosmos/gatherings.html\n\nand \n\nhttp://gaia
 .iat.sfu.ca/~chaosmos/textShort1.htm\n\nRegistration: Aleksandra Dulic <
 adulic@sfu.ca>\n\n
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070914T210000
UID:540EE674-617F-11DC-8DF1-000D933194E0
DTSTAMP:20070912T222721Z
LOCATION:Studio II Theatre\nSimon Fraser University\, Burnaby Mountain C
 ampus\nBurnaby\, BC
DESCRIPTION:Seating limited. Call SFU Theatre Box Office to reserve seat
 s: 778-782-3514\n\nRETURNS is a music theatre work. It is Pessi Parviain
 en's MFA Graduating\nProject in the School for the Contemporary Arts at 
 Simon Fraser University.\n\nPart concert\, part theatre\, the piece visi
 ts four generations of Finnish\nimmigration with original music\, storyt
 elling\, and video segments. 'Returns'\nnavigates the gaps between Finla
 nd and Canada\, past and present\, fact and\nfiction.\n\nFeaturing:\n\nJ
 oanna Chapman-Smith - Guitar\, voice\, kantele\, storytelling\nDave Chok
 roun -        Double Bass\, storytelling\nCarmen Hung -	       Lighting 
 & web design\nShane Krause -	       Clarinet\, Baritone sax\nPessi Parvi
 ainen -     Guitar\, kantele\, storytelling\nEmily Pearlman -       Dire
 ctor / acting coach\nBlythe Polreis -       Trombone\nJoe Rzemieniak -  
      Trumpet\nElliot Vaughan -       Viola\, storytelling\nCarl Winter -
 	       Bass Clarinet\nBen Wilson -	       Drums\, Vibraphone\nDawn Zoe 
 -	       Accordion\, storytelling\n
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.sfu.ca/~pparviai/returns/index.htm
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:Screening: "Returns" - Free admission\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070914T200000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:12377E49-375B-462E-A000-825C08F8A88A
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080426T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Ken Roux & Pedal Decay
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080426T200000
DTSTAMP:20080420T200935Z
LOCATION:Access Artist Run Centre - 206 Carrall Street
SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:\n\nFather Zosima Presents…\n\nKen Roux & Pedal Decay\n\nSat
 urday\, April 26\, 8pm\n\nAccess Artist Run Centre\n\n206 Carrall Street
 \n\nBy Donation\n\nFlyer Image by Dan Siney\n\n \n\n Kenny Roux's handma
 de\, analogue electronics experiments reference an imagined folk history
 /future of electronic music\, and enmesh the aural and the visual. His p
 revious experiments include Speaker Switch Box\, The New Suitcase\, Tape
  for Two\, and Signature Series. He is a former artist in residence at t
 he Western Front and has performed at the Chroma Reading Series\, Gnarni
 a\, Saint George's Marsh\, Access Artist Run Centre\, the 50-50 Gallery\
 , Open Space\, and in the Signal and Noise and the Open Circuits festiva
 ls. Currently he is working on a public  interactive audio installation 
 in Vancouver.\n\n \n\nPedal Decay is the solo outing of Speedy Weaver a 
 member of the Montreal based experimental music collective Set Fire to F
 lames.  In his hometown of Victoria\, B.C.\, Speedy performs with the pr
 imitive improv group IMP(S). \n\nSpeedy has been performing under the gu
 ise Pedal Decay for 6 years\, mostly playing at small venues and galleri
 es in Victoria.  Pedal Decay is a vehicle (For Him\, His guitar\, and Hi
 s electronics) to explore shifting/juxtaposing tonalities and the slow d
 egradation of cyclical sound in motion.   \n\n\n\n
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CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:3D6120F8-0DB7-4D91-97B9-83E225BD24B0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080521T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Panel discussion with\nCandice Hopkins\, Larissa Lai\, & Rinaldo
  Walcott.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080521T190000
DTSTAMP:20080520T162736Z
LOCATION:Centre A
SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:Please join us on Wednesday May 21st\, 7pm @ Centre A\,\nfor
  an engaging panel discussion with\nCandice Hopkins\, Larissa Lai\, & Ri
 naldo Walcott.\n\nExhibition Catalogue for "How To Feed A Piano"\nfeatur
 ing essays by the 3 panelists will be on sale at the event.\n\n\nCandice
  Hopkins\, of Tlingit descent\, is an artist and curator. She is present
 ly Director and Curator of the Exhibitions Programme at the Western Fron
 t. She has an MA from The Center for Curatorial Studies\, Bard College\,
  NY where she was awarded the Ramapo Curatorial Prize for the exhibition
  Every Stone Tells a Story: The Performance Work of David Hammons and Ji
 mmie Durham. She received her BFA from the Alberta College of Art and De
 sign in 1999. Her writing is published by C Magazine\, MIT Press\, Black
 Dog Press\, New York University\, Catriona Jeffries Gallery\, and Banff 
 Centre Press\, among others\, and she has given talks at venues includin
 g the Tate Modern\, Dakar Biennale\, Tate Britain\, Rhodes College\, Sim
 on Fraser University\, and the University of British Columbia.\nHopkins 
 is co-curator of the touring exhibitions Jimmie Durham: Knew Urk\, which
  originated at the Reg Vardy Gallery in Sunderland\, UK and Shapeshifter
 s\, Timetravellers and Storytellers\, which originated at the Royal Onta
 rio Museum. Recent and upcoming curatorial projects include exhibitions 
 on architecture and disaster\, performativity and fictional identities\,
  and the revolutionary potential of "slowness" in relation to new techno
 logies. \n\nLarissa Lai was born in La Jolla\, California\, grew up in N
 ewfoundland and currently lives in Vancouver. Her first novel\, When Fox
  Is a Thousand (Press Gang 1995\, Arsenal Pulp\, 2004) was shortlisted f
 or the Chapters/Books in Canada First Novel Award. Her second novel\, Sa
 lt Fish Girl  (Thomas Allen Publishers 2002) was shortlisted for the Sun
 burst Award\, the Tiptree Award and the City of Calgary W. O. Mitchell A
 ward.  She has an MA in Creative Writing from the University of East Ang
 lia in Norwich\, England and a PhD in English from the University of Cal
 gary. From January to June 2006\, she was a Writer-in-Residence in the E
 nglish Department at Simon Fraser University. She recently held a SSHRC 
 Post-doctoral Fellowship in the English Department at the University of 
 British Columbia\, and is currently an Assistant Professor in Canadian L
 iterature there. Her research addresses theories of subjectivity\, strat
 egies of anti-racist cultural production\, futurity\, Canadian literatur
 e\, critical theory\, globalization\, race\, gender\, sexuality\, contem
 porary poetics and speculative fiction. She has also worked as an instru
 ctor at the infamous science fiction writer's workshop Clarion West.  Sy
 bil Unrest\, her collaborative long poem with Rita Wong\, will be publis
 hed by Line Books in 2008.\n\n\nRinaldo Walcott is an Associate Professo
 r of Black Diaspora Cultural Studies in the Department of Sociology and 
 Equity Studies in Education at the University of Toronto. >From 2002 to 
 2007\, he held the Canada Research Chair of Social Justice and Cultural 
 Studies also at the University of Toronto. Walcott started his career in
  rap music. Not as a rapper—or a musician at all—but as a social scienti
 st working on his PhD at the Ontario Institute of Studies in Education a
 t the University of Toronto (OISE/UT). In 1997\, Walcott published Black
  Like Who?—the critically acclaimed collection of essays on contemporary
  black Canadian culture. He has been seen on Counterspin\, Studio One\, 
 Q Files\, and The New Music and Too Much for Much (on MuchMusic channel)
 \, and TVO's The Agenda. He is the editor of New Dawn: The Journal of Bl
 ack Canadian Studies\, an online open access scholarly journal. Rinaldo'
 s writing and research has long engaged with the multiple genres of arti
 stic expression. His areas of specialization are cultural studies and cu
 ltural theory\, queer and gender theory\, and transnational and diaspora
  studies. His upcoming book is titled Black Diaspora Faggotry: Readings\
 , Frames\, Limits (Duke University Press).\n\n\n\n\n
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CREATED:20110429T001341Z
UID:96419F88-69BE-4EFE-96AF-7CA1312711A1
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110514T210000
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SUMMARY:PRANCE POOL PARTY
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110514T190000
DTSTAMP:20110429T001445Z
LOCATION:Templeton Indoor Pool\, 700 Templeton Drive
SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:For almost two years\, you amazing folks have helped make Pr
 ance happen in your own way. Honestly\, Prance would not have happened w
 ithout you. You are all so awesome. So\, we’re throwing you a private PO
 OL PARTY!!! WOO SPRING BREAK PRANCE STYLE! Ok\, except technically you c
 an’t have alcohol in the pool. But we will have music!\n\nPlease feel fr
 ee to bring a friend along! We just ask that your friend donate whatever
  they can to help us cover the cost of booking the pool.\n\nInspired by 
 the success of the All-Bodies Swim\, this will be an all-bodies-welcome 
 event. Change rooms will be gender neutral\, and you can wear whatever s
 wimwear makes you feel comfortable. Templeton pool has a number of great
  features\, including: a set of shallow steps with handrail\; a motorize
 d lift which can be used with lifeguard assistance\; a water slide and r
 ope swing\; some big floaty boat things\, noodles\, etc. The entrance to
  the facility is right next to a parking lot\, and there are no steps in
 to the building or to the pool area. If you need more detailed accessibi
 lity info\, please email us at prance.prance.revolution@gmail.com
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CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:4D3F7B81-6DA5-4B7C-A755-3B75013DD40F
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090116T231500
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SUMMARY:Dance Party
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090116T210000
DTSTAMP:20090116T102623Z
LOCATION:56 Powel
SEQUENCE:7
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UID:B88E2FD9-D721-453F-B699-4D862651F5EE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080406T170000
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SUMMARY:Gamelan Extravaganza
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080406T140000
DTSTAMP:20080404T181424Z
LOCATION:UBC Robson Square
SEQUENCE:10
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UID:1A088B46-6463-4AAB-A3B3-CFF79A5E6E31
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080724T235900
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SUMMARY:Coin Gutter - Italian Husbands - HerJazz Noise Collective -Brooc
 h Post - Feral Children - Granny'Ark
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080724T200000
DTSTAMP:20080716T153123Z
LOCATION:VIVO Media Arts Centre\n1965 Main St
SEQUENCE:10
DESCRIPTION:Hi all\,\n\nopening is HerJazz Noise Collective\, bookended 
 by Brooch Post. \n--this is a collective of audio nuts making sound come
  out of anything you can imagine... sometimes its quiet\, sometimes its 
 not.\ncoin gutter makes a rare appearance after a long hiatus.  This sho
 uld be a minimalist maximalist set of epic proportions... er.... two guy
 s with laptops and a no-input mixer.\nthe folks in Feral Children and It
 alian Husbands are coming all the way from Edmonton to make a sonic mess
  of what you used to think was rock n' roll.... now it's not.\nand then 
 Granny 'ark\, the woman who defined 'good minimal techno' and who left u
 s for greener pastures in toronto has come back to treat us with some ne
 w sounds.\n\nThe show is July 24th at\nVIVO Media Arts Centre\n1965 Main
  St\n8pm doors\n$5-10 sliding scale\n\nsee you there!\n\n\nem\n\nps.  pi
 geonless is finally available and will be for sale at the door. \n\n\n--
  \n-------------------\nBRAND NEW CD RELEASE! Pigeonless available for d
 ownload from: http://www.coingutter.ca\nLAST-FM: http://www.last.fm/musi
 c/coin+gutter\nRECENT ARTWORK:\nhttp://desiringproductions.com/dontstop/
 \nhttp://radio3.cbc.ca/bands/Irezicle\nNOTYPE:\nhttp://www.electrocd.com
 /cat.e/imnt_0310.html\n\n\n\n\n
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CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:AC93AC38-4D22-11DC-A751-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071014T173000
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SUMMARY:SONIC MEDIA with Pd
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071014T130000
DTSTAMP:20070927T190741Z
LOCATION:VIVO
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:4 sessions: 18 hours  Cost: $220 / $185\nOctober 14\, 21\, 2
 8 & November 4\, 1-5:30 pm\n \nIntroducing participants to using program
 ming language Pure-Data with sound\, we learn to manipulate recorded and
  generated sound in real-time and to build own synthesizers.
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081017T230000
UID:93220C73-9ACA-40B1-9245-4405706E8843
DTSTAMP:20081016T232802Z
LOCATION:Shudder - 433 Columbia Street
DESCRIPTION:Shudder Gallery cordially invites you to "Return Policy"\nA 
 Group Exhibition and Shudder Gallery's 1 year anniversary.\nFriday\, Oct
 ober 17\, 2008.\n7-11pm\n\n"Return Policy" is a survey show on Identity 
 Politics involving\nConsumer Culture\, the Ready-Made\, and Conceptual R
 eduction.\n\nFeatured Artists:\nRyan Ling\nNicolas Matranga\nMark Dahl\n
 Manolo Lugo\nKhan Lee\nJustin Gradin\nJessica Delisle\nChristina Knox\nC
 hristian Kliegel\nCharlotte Matthews\nBrandy Colton\nAvery Nabata\n\nCur
 ated by:\nJulianne-Claire\n\nAn Exhibition Catalogue featuring essays\, 
 and Artists' work &\nstatements will be available for sale in support of
  the Gallery and\nits participants!!\n\nShudder Gallery\n433 Columbia St
 reet\nVancouver BC\n604.488.5477\nwww.shuddergallery.ca
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.shuddergallery.ca
SEQUENCE:9
SUMMARY:opening: Return Policy - Ryan Ling\nNicolas Matranga\nMark Dahl\
 nManolo Lugo\nKhan Lee\nJustin Gradin\nJessica Delisle\nChristina Knox\n
 Christian Kliegel\nCharlotte Matthews\nBrandy Colton\nAvery Nabata - Cur
 ated by \nJulianne-Claire
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081017T190000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081017T210000
UID:3692C5D8-756D-44C4-9BC3-2692FF51AA47
DTSTAMP:20081016T232151Z
LOCATION:BELKIN
DESCRIPTION:10. | DAVID CLAERBOUT | screening | OCT 17\n----------------
 --------------------------------------------------------\n\nDAVID CLAERB
 OUT\nOctober 10 - December 7\, 2008\n\n"Bordeaux Piece" (13 hr 43 min) w
 ill be presented in full from 7 am - 9 pm\non Friday\, October 17\, and 
 Sunday\, November 23\, 2008 at the Belkin Art Gallery\n\nThe Morris and 
 Helen Belkin Art Gallery is pleased to present a solo\nexhibition of wor
 k by the Belgian artist David Claerbout. The exhibition\nwill transform 
 the gallery to show a selection of video installations that\ndate from 1
 996 to the present.\nDavid Claerbout draws on the conventions of film\, 
 photography\, and digital\nmedia\, challenging boundaries by combining t
 raditional technologies in the\nproduction of his works. His works defy 
 the expectations of the viewer\, as\nhe manipulates still photographs to
  introduce movement\, subtly accelerates\nor decelerates his films\, edi
 ts separate recordings together\, and often\nemploys narratives that bec
 ome a secondary feature to the work. What is\ncentral to the work is the
  nature of time and how time is perceived and\n"shaped" by natural eleme
 nts such as sunlight and darkness.\nThe exhibition will include "Bordeau
 x Piece" (2004)\, which is nearly 14\nhours in length\, and comprised of
  70 short films shot at 10 minute\nintervals between 5:30 am and 10:00 p
 m over the course of several days.\nActors play out the same scripted sc
 ene over and over\, while the slow\nmovement of daylight across the set-
 not the script's storyline-becomes the\norganizing principle in the work
 \, and as Claerbout explains\, "gives form to\nduration by means of natu
 ral light."\n\nDavid Claerbout was born in 1969 in Kortrjik\, Belgium\, 
 and lives and works\nin Antwerp. Since the late 1990s\, his work has bee
 n exhibited and included\nin public collections such as Sammlung Goetz\,
  Museum fur Moderne Kunst\,\nFrankfurt\, De Pont Foundation\, Boijmans v
 an Beuningen\, Hamburger Bahnhof\,\nCentre Georges Pompidou Musee Nation
 al d'Art Moderne.\n\nThis exhibition is curated by Scott Watson and is a
  collaboration with the\nRennie Collection\, Vancouver\, Canada. We grat
 efully acknowledge the support\nof the Canada Council for the Arts. The 
 exhibition catalogue was produced\nwith the Centre Georges Pompidou.\n\n
 For more information contact Naomi Sawada at naomi.sawada@ubc.ca or tel:
 \n604-822-3640. Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery\, 1825 Main Mall\,\n
 Vancouver\, BC V6T 1Z2. www.belkin.ubc.ca
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.belkin.ubc.ca
SEQUENCE:8
SUMMARY:screening: DAVID CLAERBOUT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081017T070000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:286C34A1-F5A5-4E71-A302-DE67094FE159
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081109T000000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:: DUBFORMS 11 : "collison cycles and low  end theories"\n\n_____
 _____________________________________________ __________________________
 ______\n\n: HE
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081108T220000
DTSTAMP:20081108T180638Z
LOCATION:Open Studios
SEQUENCE:5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:8D10CFCA-6D2C-11DC-8C2F-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071027T173000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:VISUAL MEDIA with Pd
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071027T130000
DTSTAMP:20070927T190532Z
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:4 sessions: 18 hours  Cost: $220 / $185\nOctober 13\, 20\, 2
 7 & November 3\, 1-5:30 pm
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:9875AE6E-5813-11DB-873D-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061112T180000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:WorkShop: SLab - SONIC MEDIA 
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061112T140000
DTSTAMP:20061109T062802Z
LOCATION:Video IN
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:SONIC MEDIA - $200\nInstructor: Mark Brady\nSat. Nov. 11\, f
 rom 2 to 6 PM\nSun. Nov. 12\, from 2 to 6 PM\nTues. Nov. 14\, from 6 to 
 10 PM\n\nFollowing the Visual Media workshop this class will introduce p
 articipants to using Pure-Data with sound. We will work with recorded so
 und and experiment with fabricating sound from scratch from inside the c
 omputer.\nBy the end of this class participants will be able to record a
 nd play back sounds and use commands to transform them in real-time.\n__
 ___________
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:F5AD2AD6-C04A-11DB-8B65-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070312T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Introduction to Voice\nInstructor: Tanya Marquardt
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070312T190000
DTSTAMP:20070219T185657Z
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Introduction to Voice\nInstructor: Tanya Marquardt\nMarch 5\
 , 12\, 19 & 26 2007\n7-8 pm\n$40\n\nThis course is designed for those wa
 nting to integrate voice into their artistic practice\, whether as dance
 rs\, theatre makers\, performance artists or musicians. Each class will 
 develop the students knowledge of their own voice through guided explora
 tions\, basic vocal anatomy\, and exercises designed to warm up the voic
 e while increasing vocal range. Wear comfortable\, loose fitting clothin
 g\, bring some water\, and be prepared to move as well as speak. \n\nTan
 ya Marquardt has trained in classical and experimental voice with David 
 Smukler\, Dale Genge\, Judith Koltai\, Linda Putnam\, Lisa Belay\, David
  McMurray Smith\, Maiko Bae Yamamoto\, and Penelope Stella. A graduate o
 f Simon Fraser University and Maindance\, Tanya trained at the National 
 Voice Intensive\, and has been integrating voice into her work as a thea
 tre and dance maker for 10 years. She has worked creatively with many Va
 ncouver dance and theatre companies\, including radix theatre\, MACHiNeN
 OiSeY\, boca del lupo\, The Leaky Heaven Circus\, Peter Bingham\, batter
 y opera\, and Screaming Weenie Productions. She has written three plays\
 , Lounge\, Liminal and Nocturne which opened and closed NextFest 2003 in
  Edmonton Alberta. She also shared a Jesse Richardson Award for Best Ens
 emble with The Leaky Heaven Circus on King Llyr. 
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:E9728CB1-CDD8-4D73-B9AB-1D591826B3E3
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080524T235900
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:ALL SYSTEMS SPECIAL - vancouver's dubstep & bass music monthy. l
 i-li-li-lighta! sound.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080524T220000
DTSTAMP:20080520T034747Z
LOCATION:vivo
SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:/ / ALL SYSTEMS SPECIAL\n\n/ / SATURDAY\, MAY 24TH\n\n\nvanc
 ouver's dubstep & bass music monthy. li-li-li-lighta! sound.\n\n10pm - l
 ate. $15. VIVO (main & 4th ave). non-smoking venue. serious sound.\ndrin
 ks at the bar.\n\n\n/ /  MATTY G    argon records / dub police / san fra
 n\n\nMatty G\, hailing from the San Francisco\, brings his own style to 
 the\ninternational dubstep arena. Merging west coast rap flavours and gr
 it with\nthe south london sound. Gaining worldwide recognition and respe
 ct after\nhis hit single 50\,000 Watts destroyed dance floors across the
  globe\, Matty\nG has since played at the most prestigious dubstep event
 s in the world\,\nlike Dubwar N.Y. and DMZ London. Steady on the uprise\
 , Matty has gone\nfurther to join up with Caspa and Rusko's Dub Police i
 mprint.\nhttp://www.myspace.com/mattygbeatz  http://www.argonrecords.com
 \n\n\n/ /  CALAMALKA    lighta! sound\n\nproducer-live instrumentalist-D
 J from Vancouver B.C. with releases on\nlabels such as PLUG RESEARCH\, S
 TEREO VIDUAL\, METATRONIX\, LIGHTA! and\nB.E.A.R. performed live alongsi
 de: KODE 9\, LOEFAH\, BENGA\, HATCHA\, THE BUG\,\nHOT CHIP\, THE JUAN MC
 LEAN\, DEADELUS\, CUT COPY\, MR LIF\, JAH WOBBLE\, OUTHUD\,\nWHY?\, SUBT
 LE\, CANNIBAL OX\, DEADBEAT and shitload more..\nhttp://www.myspace.com/
 calamalka\n\n\n/ /  GLITCHY & SCRATCHY    integrated grime unit\n\nYoung
  gun Bevvy Swift and 8 year turntable vetran Dj Global come together\nto
  form Glitchy and Scratchy. With tunes reflecting influences all over\nt
 he map\, these two never fail to raise eyebrows and drop the heavies. Fo
 r\nglitchy upbeat wompers and grimey downbeat stompers\, stay tuned for 
 more\nfrom these cats.  http://www.myspace.com/glitchyscratchy\n\n\n/ / 
  MICHAEL RED    lighta! sound\n\nvibrations reader\, immatator detector 
 and inner space astronaut m r ed\nwill be doing the closing set of night
 . picking it up where matty g leaves\noff and eventually winding the nig
 ht down at the very end. it could stay\nhype til the end or it could smo
 oth out a bit. whatever seems called for. \nhttp://www.myspace.com/micha
 el_red\n\n\n/ /  FRAME    dubstep.fm\n\nFreshly imported from Victoria t
 o Vancouver\, Frame looks to spread the\nmore chill and musical side of 
 dubstep to the people. Coming up in the\nVancouver drum and bass scene\,
  Frame has made the transition over to\ndubstep finding his style within
  the heavy roots and rhythm aspects of the\nmusic. Holding down residenc
 ies at The Reef and Mo Fire radio show on\ndubstep.fm\, Frame is ready t
 o set the right tone for the night.\nhttp://www.myspace.com/djframebccan
 ada\n\n\n/ /  TACHICHI    low pressure / camobear\n\nT will be handling 
 the mic for this night. this might be percieved as a\nmusical risk\, but
  at the same time it's kinda a sure shot (for some good\ntimes in the le
 ast). T comes from a rap background clearly\, and dubstep's\npretty new 
 to him. but one thing that's NOT new to him is rocking the mic\,\nhyping
  the crowd and having a good time\, collecting respect from both the\nfa
 ns and the fellow mc's. so it go.\nhttp://www.myspace.com/wwwlowpressure
 ca\nhttp://www.myspace.com/tachichiandmoves\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watc
 h?v=lZ1pE1BoVNI&feature=related\n\n/ /  KRISTA LOMAX\n\none of the more 
 talented vj's in vancouver\, with a refined taste for\nminimalism as wel
 l as colourful bursts of flavour\, krista's become a\nregular visuals pr
 ovider to the bass heavy scene here in van.\nhttp://www.myspace.com/kras
 hhazzard
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:6FBA6747-F823-11DA-8A2F-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060609T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Hans-Peter Feldmann / Christian Kliegel - Curators Talk
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060609T190000
DTSTAMP:20060610T015107Z
LOCATION:CAG
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:\nJune 9 – August 20\, 2006\nOpening Reception: June 8\, 6 -
  9 pm\n \nHans-Peter Feldmann (Germany)\n \nChristian Kliegel (Vancouver
 )\nProduction Postings\n \nThe Contemporary Art Gallery is pleased to pr
 esent German artist Hans-Peter\nFeldmann in his first major solo exhibit
 ion in Canada.  Over the last three\ndecades Feldmann has had a profound
  influence on the shape of contemporary\nconceptual art and photography.
   With this exhibition\, curated by Vancouver\nartist Roy Arden\, the CA
 G introduces local audiences to the breadth of\nFeldmann’s photographic 
 work presenting a selection of his signature\nbookworks\, printed multip
 les and photographic works.  This array of work\,\nspanning from the mid
 -seventies to now\, contextualizes Feldmann’s ambitious\nphotographic se
 ries 100 Years.  101 black and white portraits of people\nranging in age
  from 8 months to 100 years old is the centerpiece of this\nexhibition. 
  In Arden’s words\, “the photographs ignore any social\ndifferences and 
 assert only that which cannot be argued: that we are born\,\nwe live\, w
 e die.”  \n \nOn the occasion of this exhibition\, the Contemporary Art 
 Gallery will\nrelease Birgit\, a new limited edition bookwork by Feldman
 n.   The\npublication is comprised of 72 successive colour snapshots of 
 a woman\napplying her make-up from beginning to end\; the book is accomp
 anied by a\ncomprehensive text by Arden.  Both the exhibition and launch
  of Birgit\ncommence on Thursday\, June 8th\, 2006 at 6pm.\n \nCurator’s
  Talk: By Roy Arden at the CAG with the artist in attendance:\nFriday\, 
 June 9\, 7pm\n \nBirgit\, 2006 by Hans-Peter Feldmann is published by th
 e CAG and is\ndistributed by the CAG and Buchhandlung Walther König\, Kö
 ln.\n \nProject support for this exhibition has been graciously provided
  by the\nGoethe-Institut Toronto.\n \n \nChristian Kliegel \nProduction 
 Postings\n \nIn his budding career\, Christian Kliegel has deftly manage
 d to mesh the\ngrand gestures of monumental sculpture with more subtle a
 nd personalized\nactions.  Since 2003\, the artist has routinely detoure
 d from his day-to-day\ntravels to gather the material for Production Pos
 tings\, an on-going\nproject.   Kliegel has compiled a vast collection o
 f location signs used by\nfilm and television production companies to di
 rect crew and extras to film\nshoots.  Each production uses a cryptic co
 de to identify itself\, but the\ngeneral design and style of these brigh
 tly coloured signs are formulaic and\na ubiquitous part of Vancouver’s u
 rban landscape. Kliegel will fill the\nContemporary Art Gallery’s twelve
  street level windows with over three\nhundred of these signs\, creating
  a vibrant spectacle that is reminiscent of\nthe industry’s commonplace\
 , but excessive and showy presence in the city. \nProduction Postings wi
 ll be on display at the Contemporary Art Gallery from\nJune 8th to Augus
 t 20th\, 2006.\n \nThe Contemporary Art Gallery is generously supported 
 by The Canada Council\nfor the Arts\, The Province of British Columbia a
 nd The BC Arts Council\, The\nCity of Vancouver\, our members\, donors a
 nd volunteers. Generous support is\nalso received from The Robert & Flor
 ence Filberg Fund under the stewardship\nof the Vancouver Foundation.\n 
 \nFor more information please contact: info@contemporaryartgallery.ca or
 \n604-681-2700 Contemporary Art Gallery\, 555 Nelson Street\, Vancouver\
 , BC\, V6B\n6R5 Canada www.contemporaryartgallery.ca 
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:D372EBC5-E3BF-4214-91D7-6DEF3751973E
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080827T200000
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SUMMARY:REMEMBER:\nA presentation and discussion with\nMichael Nicoll Ya
 hgulanaas\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080827T190000
DTSTAMP:20080729T211221Z
LOCATION:SFU Harbour Centre
SEQUENCE:5
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.geist.com/yahgulanaas-michael-nicoll
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:B366D929-44C0-41A8-A9FB-DC1A041C3679
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080315T123000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Roundtable: Body Spaces - \nGender & Perfromativity
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080315T113000
DTSTAMP:20080306T230711Z
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Gaby Pailer (CENES\, UBC): Citing the Heterosexual Norm Diff
 erently? Applying Butler’s Theory on Gender\, Body\, and Space to a Nove
 l of German Realism (Louise von Francois\, “Die letzte Reckenburgerin”\,
  1871)\nUrsula Baer (CENES\, UBC):\nThe Family-less Body and its Perform
 ative Character\nGuido Schenkel (CENES\, UBC): Corpus Illocutus: Body La
 nguage and Gestures as Speech Acts\nEiichiro Hirata (Humanities and Soci
 al Sciences\, Keio U.\, Japan): The Performative Aspect of Voices in Ku 
 Nauka's "Medea"\nModerator: Sabine Wilke (German Studies\, U of Washingt
 on)
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:39D99464-6948-11DB-BD6A-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061103T190000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:[ open / inputs ] 
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061103T180000
DTSTAMP:20061101T012903Z
LOCATION:soma cafe\, 2528 main st.
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:[ open / inputs ] nov 3rd\nthe first friday of every month @
  soma cafe\, 2528 main st.\n9pm - midnight. no cover. $3 wine. $4 beer\n
 http://www.soundsimple.ca/openinputs\n\nthe 11th episode..\n\nshould hav
 e some new and improved sound for this one. and maybe a few\nother surpr
 ises..\n\ni think this is the first time open/inputs has had an out-of-t
 owner - Nth\,\nrepping seattle and fourthcity. vince is ready to wreck s
 ome havoc. i'm\ngoing to play around with the space between dubstep and 
 ambient. mark and\nemma should be a pretty interesting combination. and 
 eightprime is a new\nVJ in town (we need more of those!).\n\naudio:\nMAR
 K BRADY + EMMA HENDRIX\nNTH808\nMICHAEL RED\nVINCENT PARKER\n\nvideo:\nE
 IGHTPRIME\n\n\n
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BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20090524T160000
UID:537EA8E7-8F3B-44E5-A902-040A91C15F78
DTSTAMP:20100110T041403Z
LOCATION:Cambrian Hall\, 215 e. 17th ave\, Vancouver\, BC
DESCRIPTION:food\, music\, art\, craft\, = mount pleasant fun\n\nAttenti
 on: This months market takes place the weekend before the last sunday. s
 orry for the confusion. \n\nBlim presents:\n\nBlim Monthly Community Mar
 ket\n\nSunday May 24 | 11 – 5 PM | Free\n@ THE CAMBRIAN HALL 215 E.17th 
 avenue (across from Blim\, behind Granville Island Toys)\n\nBlim communi
 ty market will be on last Sunday of every month from 11–5 PM. It will in
 clude 30 vendors\, live music\, hot food\, beverages\, and entertainment
 . Vendors will include food\, fashion\, accessories\, supplies\, fine ar
 t\, vintage items and records\, and not be limited to crafts\, and there
  will be a focus on nurturing and promoting creative production in our c
 ommunity. We want to appeal to young\, old\, hip\, plain\, babies\, anim
 als\, men\, women\, everyone.\n\nWe are very excited about this event an
 d what it can contribute to Main Street’s artistic vitality\, and how it
  can help support and encourage the local creative community.\n\nFeaturi
 ng:\n\n\nAmigurumi (crochet dolls)\nAtinuke (jewellery and body butter)\
 nBianca Barr (accessories)\nBlim (clothing and accessories)\nBrian Robin
 son (hot gourmet food)\nHand and Shadow (screenprint clothing and access
 ories)\nCivil Disobediance (clothing and accessories)\nCoco Cake Cupcake
 s and Coco Chow Fun Earrings\nSock Love (sock mammel dolls)\nFirefly Not
 es (paper creations)\nGldnmilitia (modern and vintage jewellery)\nGreenh
 earts (vintage)\nIt’s Your Life (jewellery)\nJewelled Peach Designs (jew
 ellery)\nJulia Lemieux (vegan baked goods)\nKaori Pi (hand made chochola
 te)\nMonkey 100 (screen print shirts)\nMoukisac (sustainable products)\n
 Mustache Press (buttons)\nOtaunu Spirit (glassware\, and accessories)\nQ
 ueen Bee Luxuries (accessories)\nRe-up (jewellery)\nRoxypop Designs (kni
 tted and sewn accessories)\nSagestix (stickers)\nSea Star Creations (jew
 ellery)\nSunset Gourmet (packaged gourmet food)\nVenus Soberanes (jewell
 ery)\n\nEvan McGraw (vegan baked goods)\n\nDarwin Meyers (used vinyl)\n\
 nMarcus Jolly (accessories)\n\nand more!\n\nwith hot Japanese snacks by 
 Open Sesame\, live music by Ian Wyatt and kids entertainment by Oatmeal 
 the Clown.\n\nhttp://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=79374878255
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=79374878255
SEQUENCE:522038
SUMMARY:Blim Monthly Community Market - May 2009
DTSTART:20090524T100000
CREATED:20090506T071030Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080124T220000
UID:8D3F00A3-4738-4427-9978-9121F8427CF3
DTSTAMP:20080123T013235Z
LOCATION:The University of British Columbia\nMorris and Helen Belkin Art
  Gallery\n1825 Main Mall
DESCRIPTION:Tim Lee\, Alex Morrison\, Isabelle Pauwels\, Kevin Schmidt\,
  Mark Soo\, Corin Sworn\, Althea Thauberger\, Elizabeth Zvonar\n\n18 Jan
 uary - 27 April\, 2008\nOpening reception: Thursday January 24\, 8 to 10
  pm\n\n\nThe University of British Columbia\nMorris and Helen Belkin Art
  Gallery\n1825 Main Mall\, \nVancouver\, BC. V6T-1Z2 \nCanada \nTel: 604
 -822-2759. Fax: 604-822-6689\n\nhttp://www.belkin.ubc.ca\n\nExponential 
 Future features eight young Vancouver artists. The exhibition opens a wi
 ndow on the vitality of contemporary art in this city. Vancouver artists
  continue to be better known in the U.S. and Europe than they are in the
 ir own city. Curators Juan Gaitan and Scott Watson chose artists working
  in different media whose work involved a wide range of issues to give a
 n overview of the new artistic thinking of our time and place. The curat
 ors were interested in works that engaged the complex reality of urban l
 ife at the beginning of the twenty-first century. None of the work has b
 een shown in Vancouver before and much of it is being made for the Belki
 n Gallery exhibition. \n\nAn illustrated catalogue with essays by Juan G
 aitan\, Monika Szewczyk\, and Scott Watson will accompany the exhibition
 .\n\n\nCo-presented with the Vancouver 2010 Cultural Olympiad.\n\nSuppor
 ted by The Audain Foundation and The Canada Council for the Arts.\n\n\nF
 or more information contact Julie Bevan at (604) 822-3640 or fax: (604) 
 822-6689\,julie.bevan@ubc.ca
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.belkin.ubc.ca
SEQUENCE:9
SUMMARY:Opning: EXPONENTIAL FUTURE\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080124T200000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080525T150000
UID:7C58EFCC-79C6-4B43-8FF0-C49657B5F6C2
DTSTAMP:20080521T061304Z
LOCATION:Free - call 604.633.0861 to Reserve\, Meeting Point: Northeast 
 corner of 1st and Fir (near Granville Island)
DESCRIPTION:\nMeeting Point: Northeast corner of 1st and Fir (near Granv
 ille Island)\nBus routes: 4\, 7\, 50\, 84\nNot wheelchair accessible\nAn
  audio and video enhanced soundwalk where participants are invited to im
 agine what was\, is\, and could be lying beyond an old railbed.
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.newmusic.org
SEQUENCE:6
SUMMARY:SndWlk: Found/Roaming the Railbed\nled by Jacky Sawatzky and Chr
 is O’Connor
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080525T140000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:B3A52A5F-F823-11DA-8A2F-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060610T180000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:READ Books | Book launch: Rachelle Sawatsky & Dan Starling
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060610T170000
DTSTAMP:20060610T015413Z
LOCATION:READ Books\, Charles H. Scott Gallery\n  \nEmily Carr Institute
 \, 1399 Johnston Street\, Vancouver\, BC V6H 3R9
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:How to Write a Book Of\n    \nBook launch\n  \nSaturday\, Ju
 ne 10\, 2006\, 2 ˆ 5pm at READ Books\n    \nREAD Books and Projectile Pu
 blishing are pleased to announce the publication\nof a new artist book b
 y Rachelle Sawatsky and Dan Starling. How to Write a\nBook Of is about a
  fictionalized university club called the Alliance for\nFrench & America
 n Relations. Starling cross-referenced two novels by the\nFrench writer 
 Georges Perec: Things: A Story of the Sixties (1965) and A Man\nAsleep (
 1967)\, to form a list of all the common words.  Using only the\nresulti
 ng common words of this classification system\, he re-wrote Abbie\nHoffm
 an‚s Revolution for the Hell of It (1968). Sawatsky has produced a\nfore
 word to the book\, written by the „Co-founder‰ of the Alliance\, which\n
 contextualizes the re-made Revolution for the Hell of It as the winning\
 nentry to the TWO HEROES Writing Contest for the Alliance. The foreword\
 naddresses the possibility of critique and the political landscape of th
 e\nuniversity. Sawatsky and Starling are interested in processes of\nleg
 itimization and the contemporary repercussions of the revolutionary act\
 ,\nwhich is strongly associated with the late 1960‚s. Similar to how Rev
 olution\nfor the Hell of It was originally written by Hoffman under the 
 pseudonym\n„Free‰ and became an iconic work for Youth International Part
 y („Yippies‰)\,\nSawatsky and Starling have chosen to use the pseudonym 
 of the Alliance for\nFrench & American Relations.\n  \nRachelle Sawatsky
  and Dan Starling graduated from Emily Carr Institute in\n2005. Sawatsky
  is the recipient of the 2005 Helen Pitt Award\, has exhibited\nher work
  in Montreal and Vancouver\, and is currently working on a self-help\nbo
 ok. Starling is the author of several artist books including The Anagram
 \nConspiracy and is recipient of the 2005 Contemporary Art Society Award
 .\n  \nProjectile Publishing is a project-based publishing house based i
 n\nVancouver.  This book marks the first of a series of artist books and
 \ncritical texts published by Projectile. Other projects include Rubyart
 s.org\nand The Fillip Review.\n  \nFor more information please contact R
 EAD Books at 604.844.3800 ext 2876 or\nProjectile Publishing at books@pr
 ojectilepublishing.ca\n  \nREAD Books\, Charles H. Scott Gallery\n  \nEm
 ily Carr Institute\, 1399 Johnston Street\, Vancouver\, BC V6H 3R9
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:96DDB40C-ADA8-11DB-815D-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070203T154500
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Book Release: Until you go you don't know by Chantale Doyle
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070203T144500
DTSTAMP:20070127T015010Z
LOCATION:BLIM
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:Cry me a river is the new collection of graphic short storie
 s from\nartist Chantale Doyle.\nDoyle is best known for her self-publish
 ed comic books\, Misery and\nVomit and As air to Water.\nHer work has ap
 peared in many anthologies of comics\, art and writing\nin Canada\, the 
 US and Europe. In 2007/2008 Doyle will travel to Japan\nfor an exhibitio
 n in which she will further explore themes of home and\nhomelessness\, m
 otion and stillness.\nDoyle's exhibition at Blim includes an installatio
 n built using the\nephemera of the zine making process and recent color 
 drawings and\npainting. Doyle's finely detailed black and white drawings
  are\nproduced with pen and ink while her color work makes use of colore
 d\npencil\, paint\, collage and ink.\n"My work is not illustrated text" 
 Doyle states\, "often the text comes\nto me long after the imagery and o
 ften I don't even understand the\nconnection I am writing and what I am 
 drawing until I see the two\ntogether much later. Like real life\, somet
 imes it only makes sense in\nhindsight\, I'm trying to get comfortable w
 ith things not revealing\nimmediate answers and trusting the unknown. "\
 nDoyle grew up in Victoria and lived in Montréal for several years\nbefo
 re moving to San Francisco and the Bay area in 1996. She is\ncurrently l
 iving in Portland\, Oregon but only until the end of\nFebruary when she 
 will be moving back into her van and traveling\nthroughout the US and Ca
 nada. She will continue work on the series Cry\nme a river and also plan
 s to publish an ongoing series of stories and\ninterviews from each city
  she visits during her travels.\n\nZine Launch:\nCry me a river\nOne nig
 ht only at Blim..\nFebruary 3\, 2007 8-11 pm\nWith musical guests TBA\nC
 ry me a river is available for purchase at Blim and\nMagpie Magazine gal
 lery On Commercial Drive\n\nArt Show:\nUntil you go you don't know\nWill
  be on display at Blim from February 3 until February 24\, 2007\n\nBlim 
 Hours\nmonday-saturday 2:00pm-10:00pm - closed sundays\n\nBlim #197-east
  17th (@ main)\n604 872 8180\n\nbookings and info:\nwww.blim.ca\nblimbli
 m@telus.net 
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:935BEEC2-05A1-4319-80B1-C03CA17C61BC
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090630T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:PD Basiscs
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090630T180000
DTSTAMP:20090414T031214Z
SEQUENCE:3
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:CA9FFDC6-179D-40C5-A21E-C89383FB6220
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080523T215900
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Father Zosima: Nate Wooley&Gust Burns
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080523T200000
DTSTAMP:20080522T201658Z
LOCATION:Access - 206 Carrall St.
SEQUENCE:10
DESCRIPTION:Nate Wooley (b. 1974) grew up in a Finnish-American fishing 
 village in Oregon. He has spent the rest of his life trying musically to
  find a way back to the peace and quiet of that time by whole-heartedly 
 embracing the space between complete absorption in sound and relative ab
 sence of the same.He began playing trumpet professionally at age 13 with
  his father\, and after studying he moved to Colorado where he studied m
 ore with Ron Miles\, Art Lande\, Fred Hess\, and improvisation master Ja
 ck Wright.  His tenure with Jack began to break Nate out of self-imposed
  molds and into the sound world that he has embraced as his own.\n\nNate
  currently resides in Jersey City\, NJ and performs solo trumpet improvi
 sations as well as with his trio Blue Collar with Steve Swell and Tatsuy
 a Nakatani.	He has also performed regularly with Anthony Braxton\, Bhob 
 Rainey\, Alessandro Bosetti\, Fritz Welch\, Herb Robertson\, Kevin Norto
 n\, Tony Malaby\, Randy Peterson\, Scott Rosenberg\, Matt Moran\, Chris 
 Speed\, Andrew D'Angelo\, Tim Barnes\, Okkyung Lee\, Assif Tsahar\, and 
 other improvisation luminaries.\n\n\n\nGust Burns is a pianist\, improvi
 ser\, and composer based in Seattle\, Washington.\n\nGust is foremost an
  improvising pianist. He continues to develop new routes into improvisat
 ion on the piano\, working extensively with ideas concerning form\, rhyt
 hm\, and alternative narrative approaches\, as well as new techniques fo
 r inside the piano. He also has a pronounced interest in the use of comp
 osition and improvisation together\, and is usually writing music to thi
 s effect.\n\nGust makes improvised and new music that counts many differ
 ent perspectives and lines of tradition as influences. Both jazz and cla
 ssical traditions\, the rap and hip-hop music he grew up with\, the avan
 t-garde lineages in Europe and America\, and the traditions of improvise
 d music over the last 40 years. He has a keen interest in how issues suc
 h as intention\, practice\, community\, and musical content effect the r
 ole music plays in the socio-political-economic reality\; and how this r
 eality effects the music.\n---------------------------------------------
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:A7AE5935-FDB5-44EC-BB8A-CEDE8FD89593
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081230T235900
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Music/Party: Sorter & Sums - Bahamian theme
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081230T200000
DTSTAMP:20081230T230651Z
LOCATION:Solder & Sons - 247 Main St.
SEQUENCE:12
DESCRIPTION:be there\nEvent InfoHost:	\nR.P. / D.G. \, \nType:	\nParty -
  Holiday Party\nNetwork:	\nGlobal\nTime and PlaceStart Time:	\nTuesday\,
  December 30\, 2008 at 8:00pm\nEnd Time:	\nWednesday\, December 31\, 200
 8 at 1:00am\nLocation:	\nSolder&Sons\, 
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:F7C2C4B6-5726-11DC-8C6A-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070907T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Opening: Judy Radul
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070907T190000
DTSTAMP:20070830T183043Z
LOCATION:Catriona Jeffries 
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:includes\, "Five Pieces of Relation" it is kind of a video s
 culpture\,  one of my most "open" works in terms of being almost like a 
 collage...I think it keeps the improvisational tone of Igor and Brady's 
 performance in a way. 
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:28650A77-9858-47A4-BCB3-DE8BE6E913F1
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080607T235900
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:dubforms9 - : CHEFAL : rinse.fm\, fwd\, transition\, ringo recor
 ds\, london.uk\n\n: TERMITE : volume\, edinburgh.scotland\n\n: TAAL MALA
  & MAX ULIS : lighta! sound\, sub-osc\n\n: DJ ABEL & THE PHONOGRAFF : br
 uk out\, equilibrium\n\n: PRINCE SHO : royal platoon\n\n: LIMINAL SPACES
  + MARK YUEN + BRADY MARKS : vj team
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080607T220000
DTSTAMP:20080604T000700Z
LOCATION:oopen studios - 252 E. 1st ave.
SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:new forms festival + lighta! sound\n________________________
 ________________________________________\n\n: DUBFORMS9 : 4 directions i
 n dubstep and dancefloor bass\nsaturday\, june 7th / open studios\n_____
 ___________________________________________________________\n\n: CHEFAL 
 : rinse.fm\, fwd\, transition\, ringo records\, london.uk\n\n: TERMITE :
  volume\, edinburgh.scotland\n\n: TAAL MALA & MAX ULIS : lighta! sound\,
  sub-osc\n\n: DJ ABEL & THE PHONOGRAFF : bruk out\, equilibrium\n\n: PRI
 NCE SHO : royal platoon\n\n: LIMINAL SPACES + MARK YUEN + BRADY MARKS : 
 vj team\n\n_____________________________________________________________
 ___\n\nsaturday\, june 7th / open studios - 252 E. 1st ave. / 10pm - lat
 e / $15 in advance / $25 @ the door\nticket outlets: Highlife\, Scratch\
 , BeatStreet\, Vinyl\, Zulu\, and clubzone.com\nemail your name to reser
 vations@newformsfestival.com to get on the $15 list at the door (all res
 ervations void after midnight)\ndubforms events have sold out in the pas
 t - to ensure entry buy an advance ticket or get on the reservations lis
 t & arrive before midnight\n\nhttp://www.soundsimple.ca/lightasound / ht
 tp://www.newformsfestival.com\n\n_______________________________________
 _________________________\n\n(further information on artists)\n\n: CHEFA
 L : rinse.fm\, fwd\, transition\, ringo records\, london.uk\n\nOne of th
 e pioneering DJ's of Dubstep Chefal\, aka Chef\, hails from the home of 
 Dubstep - Croydon\, South London. Chefal's upfront selection and skills 
 on the decks have quickly led him to djing extensively both within the U
 K and around Europe. He's resident at THE two pioneering Dubstep nights 
 in London - DMZ and FWD>> - as well as holding residencies at Slam It! (
 Helsinki\, Finland) and Voodoo People (Amsterdam\, Holland). When Chefal
  isn't playing records\, he's busy making them (actually making them) at
  Transition Studios\, where pretty much every fresh dubstep record gets 
 mastered and pressed. Busy man Chefal also finds the time to host a week
 ly Radio Show on London's leading Rinse.Fm as well as manage his own lab
 el - Ringo Records.\n\nmore info on chef:\n\nFrom the early secondary sc
 hool days\, Chefal was spending all his pocket and dinner money on the l
 atest Jungle down at Big Apple on a Friday. He grew up listening to stat
 ions like Kool Fm\, Weekend Rush\, Rinse\, Upfront\, London Underground 
 etc while playing Mario and Streetfighter in his bedroom.\n\nChefal Star
 ted listening to and buying House and Garage around 1997\, when it got d
 arker and more bassline influenced but still kept up to date with the Ju
 ngle and D'n'B until bout 2002. Chefal's sound that he's pushing FWD>> f
 oremost is Dubstep and the best bassed out Grimey beats. "For me it’s th
 e bassline that makes me feel a tune.. "\n\nChefal hooked up with BENGA 
 and SKREAM many years back through Big Apple Records and has been the ma
 in DJ in their crew\, Smooth Kriminals\, so Benga and Skream could conce
 ntrate on the production side of things (tho Chef has starting crafting 
 some bangers himself lately). Chefal rinses out the freshet dubz first f
 rom everybody who’s sound he's feeling including... Benga and Skream\, D
 igital Mystikz\, Loefah\, L.D\, Plastician\, Cyrus\, Tubby\, N-Type\, Qu
 est\, Clue Kid n Cotti\, Pinch\, Hench Crew\, Distance\, Hijak\, D'coy\,
  Kromestar n Cessman .. to name a few.\n\nThe main ingredients of Chef's
  sets are energy and deep sub basslines whether it’s a half step roller 
 or a 4x4 jah shaka style banger\, anything goes if Chefal likes it he’ll
  play it simple. "I play for the crowd and myself\, if I’m not having a 
 good time how can I expect the listeners and ravers to? ..It's all about
  Bass weight maaaaan."\n\nhttp://www.myspace.com/dj_chef\n\n____________
 ____________________________________________________\n\n: TERMITE : volu
 me\, edinburgh.scotland\n\nWhen Termite first visited Vancouver several 
 years back\, she played some of the first red gate parties and left quit
 e a lasting impression. Vancouver was sad to see her go.. but now she's 
 back! and Dubforms is very lucky to have her. Alice's crew in Scotland -
  Volume - basically have the Edinburgh scene on lock\, running regular s
 uccessful events that host the likes of Skream and Benga and many more. 
 Known to mix up dubstep\, grime\, baile funk\, bmore and more\, Termite 
 brings diverse selections to the table with the skills to match\, not to
  mention her bright personality.\n\nhttp://www.myspace.com/alicewillster
  / http://www.myspace.com/movolume\n\n__________________________________
 ______________________________\n\n: TAAL MALA & MAX ULIS : lighta! sound
 \, sub-osc\n\nSealing off the night with Max and Keenan tag-teaming the 
 bass heavy heat. Expect lots of originals from the crew and lots of ener
 gy. Everyone who's heard this hard-hitting duo in action knows this is s
 omething to look forward to. 'nuff said.\n\nhttp://www.myspace.com/maxtr
 onic / http://www.myspace.com/taalmala / http://www.soundsimple.ca/light
 asound\n\n______________________________________________________________
 __\n\n: DJ ABEL & THE PHONOGRAFF : bruk out\, equilibrium\n\nNow THIS sh
 ould be something as well. A turntablist take on dubstep and bass music 
 to open the night. Using 3 decks & Serato - which means a virtual 5 turn
 table set-up - mixing and cutting up a blend of their own production wit
 h other carefully selected jams\, this should get the night rolling pret
 ty quick. (get there early folks!)\n\nDJ ABEL's been djing for 12 years\
 , starting back in '95 playing skate comps and b-boy battles\, then movi
 ng on to DMC and ITF turntablist scratch battles in '99 until '04. Then 
 Abel began playing dancehall/reggae along with an already steady funksou
 l/hiphop influenced mix. He's played all over canada\, san francisco and
  even down to guatemala\, and is a regular face in vancouver's clubscene
 . http://www.myspace.com/blacksharkent / http://www.facebook.com/profile
 .php?id=559037550&hiq=abel%2Croy\n\nTHE PHONOGRAFF is Mike Jones (real n
 ame folks!)\, who has been DJing for over a decade now. The name ‘The Ph
 onoGraff’ was given to Mr.Jones by MOKA ONLY to help represent and signi
 fy his love for both music and graffiti. Originally hailing from Kamloop
 s BC\, he has been building in Vancouver for the last 6 years. In 1999\,
  Phonograff released a critically acclaimed mixtape called ‘Train of Tho
 ught’\, selling more then 1000 copies hand to hand with no distribution\
 , featuring tracks from West Coast underground legends and his first jou
 rneys into his own musical production. “From the Bottom Up” is The Phono
 Graff’s debut full-length album\, featuring the likes of Moka Only\, Kia
  Kadiri\, JC Subliminal\, Luckyiam.PSC\, Edge 1\, Just B and Coco Love A
 lcorn. “It’s straight up hip-hop.. fusing roots reggae\, dub\, latin jaz
 z\, electronic music and huge beats with heavy bass and warm elements\, 
 all the while keeping the turntablism and scratching in the mix.” Phono 
 has opened for 50 Cent\, Blackalicious\, Lady Sovereign\, Alkaholiks\, J
 urassic 5\, Digable Planets\, Zion I\, Living Legends\, Kirby Dominant\,
  Maestro Fresh Wes\, Sixtoo\, Mr.Dibbs\, Swollen Members\, and countless
  others. http://www.myspace.com/thephonograff\n\n_______________________
 _________________________________________\n\n: PRINCE SHO : royal platoo
 n\n\nNo stranger to mic-handling over the dubstep flavours\, Sho is back
  once again and guruntee's the fire. He said so himself.\n\nhttp://www.m
 yspace.com/royalplatoon\n\n_____________________________________________
 ___________________\n\n: LIMINAL SPACES + MARK YUEN + BRADY MARKS : vj t
 eam\n\nA solid VJ line-up to compliment a solid night of music. Liminal 
 Spaces and Mark Yuen have both rocked Dubforms before and are equally ex
 cited to be back. Brady Marks is a fresh face to the series\, and known 
 figure in Vancouver for a wide range of art\, theory and musical experim
 ents. (It's rumoured that Brady is building a 3D visual environment to r
 eact to the music for this night)\n\nhttp://www.markyuen.com / http://ww
 w.inter-mission.org/bradymarks.html\n\n\n\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080807T210000
UID:FA04EC4B-57A0-4BA7-8DC5-8568C9A48D44
DTSTAMP:20080807T233429Z
LOCATION:Solder and Sons - 247 - Main
DESCRIPTION:8PM Thurs Aug 7 at Solder and Sons.\n$7 show\, $15 w/ CD\nPh
 one: 604.315.7198\nAddress: 247 Main Street\, Vancouver BC\, V6A 2S7\n\n
 Reviews:\nhttp://www.indyish.com/tag/dixies-death-pool\nhttp://www.eyewe
 ekly.com/print/article/32593\n\n\nhttp://solderandsons.com/\nhttp://www.
 myspace.com/dixiesdeathpool\n\nDIXIE'S DEATH POOL . SCARLET LAKE\nSolder
  & Sons\n247 Main St. Vancouver\, BC\nhttp://www.solderandsons.com/\n\n
URL;VALUE=URI:http://solderandsons.com/
SEQUENCE:7
SUMMARY:Lee Hutzulak + Solder and Sons present a CD launch for:\nDixie's
  Death Pool's Scarlet Lake
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080807T200000
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:5F3BD4EA-49FA-48BF-9547-446F197E5D4D
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080314T150000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Conf: Key Note - Body Spaces - Political Body Spaces\nin Perform
 ances of William Forsythe - Prof. Gabriele Brandstetter
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080314T140000
DTSTAMP:20080306T230349Z
LOCATION:Multipurpose Area at the Liu Institute  
SEQUENCE:7
URL;VALUE=URI:http://project.arts.ubc.ca/bodyspaces/programme.htm
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:B24CC5A2-3F4F-4248-9DE6-90B48B1AE310
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080315T123000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Roundtable: Body Spaces - \nGender & Perfromativity
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080315T113000
DTSTAMP:20080306T230711Z
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Gaby Pailer (CENES\, UBC): Citing the Heterosexual Norm Diff
 erently? Applying Butler’s Theory on Gender\, Body\, and Space to a Nove
 l of German Realism (Louise von Francois\, “Die letzte Reckenburgerin”\,
  1871)\nUrsula Baer (CENES\, UBC):\nThe Family-less Body and its Perform
 ative Character\nGuido Schenkel (CENES\, UBC): Corpus Illocutus: Body La
 nguage and Gestures as Speech Acts\nEiichiro Hirata (Humanities and Soci
 al Sciences\, Keio U.\, Japan): The Performative Aspect of Voices in Ku 
 Nauka's "Medea"\nModerator: Sabine Wilke (German Studies\, U of Washingt
 on)
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20090830T010000
UID:56F62CA0-9CEC-44B8-9256-5E98B798CAA0
DTSTAMP:20100110T041414Z
LOCATION:On Granville street in front of the roxy\, 900 Granville\, Vanc
 ouver\, BC
DESCRIPTION:Trying to give musicians the ability to play on granville st
 reet after 11pm.\n\nCome out for a free evening of music in support of l
 ocal musicians and performers in Vancouver. The location will be held in
  front of the Roxy on the 900 block of Granville st. \n\nThe line-up thu
 s far includes but is not limited to\; Funk\, soul\, hip-hop\, rock\, ac
 oustic\, jazz and dance music.\n\nCurrently\, Vancouver has some of the 
 strictest laws for street music in the world\, and on Saturday August 29
 th\, we are going to come together to change that.  \n\nThis is a protes
 t on Granville street to allow buskers to play music on the street with 
 a special permit after 11pm only on Granville in the main club strip bet
 ween Georgia and Davie.  This area is extremely loud because of the club
 s\, and drunk crowds as it is\, so this music should not disturb any nei
 ghbors.   \n\nPlease come down and support\, as we will have Tv stations
 \, newspapers and various other media representatives there to report on
  our protest.\n\nThank you for coming out and spread the word!\n\n\nhttp
 ://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=117332739095
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=117332739095
SEQUENCE:723389
SUMMARY:Musicians United Against Censorship
DTSTART:20090829T200000
CREATED:20090816T203958Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060720T225900
UID:429F26CF-16A8-11DB-9F63-000D933194E0
DTSTAMP:20061116T183007Z
LOCATION:Lick (455 abbott/beside lotus) 
DESCRIPTION:If anyone's kickin around Vancouver lookin for something to 
 do on Thursday\nnight\, I'm playing at a new night @ Lick (455 abbott/be
 side lotus) from 11\ntill 1ish.\n\nLick's usually a dyke bar\, but their
  Thursday's are their "mixed night"\, and\nthe past couple times I've ch
 ecked it out\, it's been a very very very\neclectic mix of people: dykes
 \, fags\, straights\, swingers\, technoheads\,\npunks\, trannies\, oh my
 ! It's a mix that's made for some very saucy\ndancefloor action.\n\nNot 
 sure exactly what's gonna come up\, but I'll likely be playing slippery\
 nelectroish house and beat based guitar rawk\, with a spattering of new 
 wave\nand silly danceable dyke punk... Or I'll just put on an Oakenfold 
 cd from 98\nand wave my hands in the air like I just don't care... Eithe
 r way\, it might\nbe "the fun".\n\nThe flyer's over @ http://www.supahfl
 y.com/uncanny.jpg ... \n\nM@\nhttp://www.penthousebeats.com/bcbud
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.supahfly.com/uncanny.jpg
SEQUENCE:8
SUMMARY:Dance: Uncany
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060720T220000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20061116T075959Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:29777FFD-E98D-408E-A9AC-25E8A60C0286
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080315T153000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:CORPOREAL TOPOGRAPHIES
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080315T143000
DTSTAMP:20080306T230725Z
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:\n2:30\n\n \n\n \n	\nYasuko Ikeuchi (Social Sciences\, Ritsu
 meikan U\, Japan): Feminist Aesthetics in Kishida Rio's Theatre Texts: O
 n Shintokumaru (Poison Boy) and Ito Jigoku (Thread Hell)\nColleen Lanki 
 (Theatre Studies\, UBC): Layers of Male and Female: Liminal Space for Ge
 nder in Nihon Buyo (Presentation and Performance)\nModerator: Sharalyn O
 rbaugh (Asian Studies\, UBC)
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20110112T200826Z
UID:8A20734E-8B48-443A-9C72-AC8DF9326D20
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110204T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Artist Talk - Ryoji Ikeda
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110204T180000
DTSTAMP:20110112T200919Z
LOCATION:Centre A
SEQUENCE:5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20110314T193335Z
UID:07A7A6AF-9724-42E5-B2BB-6DD9AD86410C
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110320T000000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Vernal Equinox
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110319T210000
DTSTAMP:20110319T184432Z
LOCATION:RED GATE
SEQUENCE:5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:564F5262-B894-11DB-8472-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070609T183000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Workshop: MEDIA INTEGRATION & INTERFACING - Ben & BRADY
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070609T140000
DTSTAMP:20070613T211628Z
LOCATION:VIVO
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:After becoming comfortable with creating images and sounds i
 n Pure-Data\, we can now concentrate on linking visual\, sonic and physi
 cal media. In this workshop we will look at how to make computers send c
 ommands to one another as well as how to make computers and electronic c
 ircuits send commands back and forth. In order to connect electronic cir
 cuits to Pure-Data we will use the Arduino board. By the end of this wor
 kshop participants will have visual\, sonic and physical media interconn
 ected through Pure-Data.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:9EE414CE-89BA-11DA-ABB5-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20060126T160000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:GAESTELISTE +1 EXHIBITION
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20060126T150000
DTSTAMP:20060120T134315Z
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:\n[1] GAESTELISTE +1 EXHIBITION\n\nExhibition with works by 
 Martin Eberle [DE] / Marco Microbi [DE] / Remco Schuurbiers [NL/DE] / Ni
 klas Roy [DE]\n\n// 27/01–11/02\n// Opening 26/01 > 19:00\n// Opening ti
 mes: 27 & 28/01 > 16–19:00\; 2–11/02 > 14–19:00\n// General Public > Sch
 oenhauser Allee 167c\, 10435 Berlin 
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:BC2F602A-1AEA-4F53-A7CF-2B7C0345DA1D
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080707T220000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Her Noise - Dance Troupe\nRed Clover\nBurrow Owl\nHer Jazz Tape 
 Project
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080707T210000
DTSTAMP:20080703T213116Z
LOCATION:vivo
SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:\nx\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:E481FCDB-675C-11D9-AB62-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20050115T190000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Lick Belseque
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20050115T180000
DTSTAMP:20050116T012105Z
SEQUENCE:1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080904T203000
UID:E828517E-8570-457B-A754-B67285034092
DTSTAMP:20080827T200109Z
LOCATION:Pacific CInematheque
DESCRIPTION:Amy invited you to "DIM: Who Is Bozo Texino?\, Mostly True &
  Sunset Scavenger" on Thursday\, September 4 at 7:30pm.\n\nEvent: DIM: W
 ho Is Bozo Texino?\, Mostly True & Sunset Scavenger\n       "Bill Daniel
  In Person with SailVan. Not to be missed!"\nWhat: Exhibit\nHost: Pacifi
 c CInematheque\nStart Time: Thursday\, September 4 at 7:30pm\nEnd Time: 
 Friday\, September 5 at 10:00pm\nWhere: Pacific Cinematheque\, Spartacus
  Books & Maclean Park\n\nTo see more details and RSVP\, follow the link 
 below:\nhttp://www.facebook.com/n/?event.php&eid=34582537089\n\nThanks\,
 \nThe Facebook Team
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/n/?event.php&eid=34582537089
SEQUENCE:7
SUMMARY:Film: Who Is Bozo Texino?\, Mostly True &  Sunset Scavenger\n"Bi
 ll Daniel In Person with SailVan.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080904T193000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
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DTEND:20090403T220000
UID:A4AB01B2-453A-42C0-83C5-1689538C4543
DTSTAMP:20100110T041404Z
LOCATION:Western Front\, 303 East 8th Avenue\, Vancouver\, BC
DESCRIPTION:Blouse.  Allport/Wilcox/Burns.  Broken Sleep.  L.S.D.J.  Jas
 on Kahn\n\nBlouse\nAllport/Wilcox/Burns\nBroken Sleep\nL.S.D.J.\nJason K
 ahn\n\nShow starts at 8:00pm sharp!\n\nhttp://www.facebook.com/event.php
 ?eid=74638783625
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=74638783625
SEQUENCE:446
SUMMARY:FAKE JAZZ FRIDAY AT WESTERN FRONT
DTSTART:20090403T190000
CREATED:20090326T201123Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080426T153000
UID:6FB5BA75-30A1-4A3B-8BA8-8AF4B27C871E
DTSTAMP:20080311T164239Z
LOCATION:Pacific Spirit Park Centre: on 16th Avenue\, West of Blanca St.
 
DESCRIPTION:Pacific Spirit Park artist in residence\, Julie Lebel\, lead
 s an engaging walk outdoors. This is a free workshop exploring our sense
 s of awareness\, perception in relationship to nature. A booklet is prov
 ided with suggested activities\, but participants are encouraged to make
  their experience unique and to walk at their own pace. Participants may
  share their booklets with Julie who will use them as inspiration for es
 says and dance. Bring warm clothes\, snacks and a pen or pencils. Regist
 er at driftwalk@gmail.com or by calling the Dance Centre at (604) 606-64
 16. For more information visit www.driftwalk.org\n \n> March 16 and Apri
 l 26\, 2008\, 1-3:30 pm\n> Pacific Spirit Park Centre: on 16th Avenue\, 
 West of Blanca St.\n> Free Admission\, Free Parking\n> Ages: 16 +
URL;VALUE=URI:%20www.driftwalk.org
SEQUENCE:9
SUMMARY:Drift-Walk
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080426T130000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
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CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:48560C75-BD7F-4DA9-944F-FD4A6CF186A2
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080315T123000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Roundtable: Body Spaces - \nGender & Perfromativity
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080315T113000
DTSTAMP:20080306T230711Z
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Gaby Pailer (CENES\, UBC): Citing the Heterosexual Norm Diff
 erently? Applying Butler’s Theory on Gender\, Body\, and Space to a Nove
 l of German Realism (Louise von Francois\, “Die letzte Reckenburgerin”\,
  1871)\nUrsula Baer (CENES\, UBC):\nThe Family-less Body and its Perform
 ative Character\nGuido Schenkel (CENES\, UBC): Corpus Illocutus: Body La
 nguage and Gestures as Speech Acts\nEiichiro Hirata (Humanities and Soci
 al Sciences\, Keio U.\, Japan): The Performative Aspect of Voices in Ku 
 Nauka's "Medea"\nModerator: Sabine Wilke (German Studies\, U of Washingt
 on)
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CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:C8D79BDA-6D2C-11DC-8C2F-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071019T223000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:KINETIC MEDIA & ELECTRONICS
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071019T180000
DTSTAMP:20070927T190642Z
LOCATION:VIVO
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION:4 sessions: 18 hours  Cost: $220 / $185\nNovember 12\, 19\, 
 26 & December 3\, 6-10:30 pm\n\nA course to “make your art move”\, inten
 ded for those interested in kinetic sculpture\, robotics and\nsensor tec
 hnology. You will learn how to use electric motors with microcontrollers
  and how to build\nyour own creative circuitry with components such as s
 witches\, resistors\, LEDs\, photo transistors\,\nrelays\, timing circui
 ts\, etc.
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DTEND:20110713T000000Z
UID:e100405896723037@facebook.com
DTSTAMP:20110702T004741Z
LOCATION:Victory Square\, Vancouver\, 200 West Hastings St.\, Vancouver\
 , BC
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the premiere of unlike taste!\n\nA new site-spec
 ific dance installation:\nJuly 11th and 12th at 5pm & 5:30pm at Victory 
 Square \n200 West Hastings Street\, Vancouver\, BC\n\nThe Dancing on the
  Edge Festival presents unlike taste\, a FREE site-specific work choreog
 raphed by Vanessa Goodman in collaboration with the dancers and with an 
 original sound composition by Gabriel Saloman. This work features seven 
 fabulous dance artists\; Cai Glover\, Jacqui Lopez\, Lindsey White\, Mic
 hael Kong\, Lexi Vajda\, Marisa Gold and Milena Read\n\nunlike taste is 
 an exploration of the olfactory system and is an excerpt of the full-len
 gth piece titled what belongs to you\, and is set to premiere in 2012. T
 he Firehall Arts Centre and The Dancing on the Edge Festival generously 
 supported the creation of this new work. \n\nFor more info please visit:
 \nwww.dancingontheedge.org/unliketaste.php\nwww.contingencyplan.ca\n\nht
 tp://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=100405896723037
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=100405896723037
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:19773
CLASS:PUBLIC
SUMMARY:unlike taste - presented by The Dancing on the Edge Festival
DTSTART:20110712T000000Z
CREATED:20110701T191808Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20101117T035711Z
UID:CD8C2006-10E4-4E21-980D-39459053263B
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20101121T130000
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SUMMARY:Sound Thinking Symposium 2010\n\nListen Again: The Changing Worl
 d of Everyday Sound\, Audio and Noise & The Future of Sound Studies\n\nL
 isten Again: The Changing World of Everyday Sound\, Audio\, and Noise & 
 The Future of Sound Studies is a one-day symposium with an eclectic set 
 of participants. The panelists and performers work across a range of met
 hods and a number of practices devoted to the study and exploration of s
 ound. Their shared pursuits reflect the condition of sound studies in it
 s present state\, a diverse and interdisciplinary field that offers a va
 luable critical discourse to current ideas of culture and social\, polit
 ical\, and economic organization. The symposium offers a unique perspect
 ive on what opportunities sound studies can provide today\, and concentr
 ates on three pertinent and engaging sectors: the changing area of sound
  as a distinct subject for analysis\, especially including the growth of
  sound-based art practices and new forms of popular experimental music a
 s related developments\; a reexamination of the influential work and ide
 as of the World Soundscape Project of the late 1960s and early 1970s at 
 Simon Fraser University\, in particular the notions of the Soundscape\, 
 the Soundwalk\, and Acoustic Ecology\; and\, finally\, a focus on the co
 ntext of everyday life\, emphasizing the prosaic sounds of daily urban l
 ife\, sounds often held in negative contrast to those of nature. With th
 ese themes in mind\, which give an ear to the past\, present\, and futur
 e\, Listen Again: The Changing World of Everyday Sound\, Audio\, and Noi
 se & The Future of Sound Studies performs a valuable addition to the evo
 lving field of sound studies.\n\nKeynote Speaker: Jonathan Sterne\nPerfo
 rmer: Andy Dixon\nPanelists: Adam Frank\, Tim Hecker\, Hisham Mayet\, El
 len Moffat\, Gabriel Saloman\, Jennifer Schine\n\nFounded in 2008\, Soun
 d Thinking is an annual symposium which brings together practitioners an
 d professionals in the field of sound art to add to the emerging study o
 f sound as an eclectic yet focused field of inquiry. Past symposiums hav
 e included subjects such as radiophonic space and new approaches to soun
 d art installation.\n\nSound Thinking 2010 is presented in conjunction w
 ith Open Sound: play.back.work\, a series of sound art installations sit
 uated in the Surrey Art Centre’s public spaces that examine the relation
 ship between work\, play and sound in contemporary culture. The artists 
 in the exhibition are Leonard Paul\, Anju Singh\, and Brady Cranfield.\n
 \nListen Again poster/brochure (includes bios\, and satellite events)
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20101121T120000
DTSTAMP:20101117T035728Z
LOCATION:SAG\n
SEQUENCE:4
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061116T211500
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SUMMARY:Screening: See The Voice
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061116T193000
DTSTAMP:20061109T055308Z
LOCATION:Pacific Cinémathèque
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION: S E E   T H E   V O I C E \nVancouver\, BC\, Oct. 24\, 2006
  — Curated by Heather Haley\, Pacific Cinémathèque presents See the Voic
 e: Visible Verse 2006. Thursday\, November 16 – 7:30 pm\n \nVancouver po
 et\, author and singer Heather Haley returns to Pacific Cinémathèque to 
 host our annual special evening devoted to videopoetry and film\, a hybr
 id creative form that integrates verse with media-art visuals produced b
 y a camera or a computer.   This year Heather promises another wild ride
 \, with an exciting and eclectic program that features 33 films and vide
 os from Canada\, the USA\, Great Britain\, France and Australia.  The di
 zzying array of works on display vary tremendously in budget\, style\, t
 heme\, and even total running time (ranging from 44 seconds to over ten 
 minutes.) Earle Birney\, William Carlos Williams\, Christian Bök\, Anne 
 Sexton\, Tom Konyves\, Penn Kemp\, Hugo Ball\, Lennel N. Moise\, Cy Stre
 et\, Komninos Zervos are some of the voices featured\, as is one of the 
 first poets to work with film\, Jean Cocteau. Spoken word artist\, racon
 teur Fernando Raguero and Vancouver poet and impresario Sean McGarragle 
 will perform live for the screening audience\, continuing a Visible Vers
 e tradition that celebrates the connection between the cinematic and lan
 guage arts. These annual screenings have become North America’s sustaini
 ng venue for the presentation of artistically significant poetry film an
 d video. Artists in the genre and fans of it should recognize that it is
  now the touchstone venue for the form in North America. If new poetry c
 inema of significance erupts anywhere between the Atlantic and Pacific\,
  Visible Verse is where it will get its best screening.\n \nBios:\n \nAr
 chitect of the Edgewise ElectroLit Centre and the Vancouver Videopoem\nF
 estival\, Heather Haley pushes boundaries by creating across disciplines
  and media. Her work appears on stage\, paper\, video\, CD and the Inter
 net at e-poets.net and heatherhaley.com.\n \nFernando Raguero\, a poet k
 nown for his hilarious and brutal honesty\, has been performing in Vanco
 uver’s spoken word scene for over five years.  Samples of his work can b
 e found on latchkey.net.\n \nOriginally from Toronto\, Sean McGarragle i
 s a performance poet and storyteller currently living and working in eas
 t Vancouver.  He’s the artistic director of the West Coast Poetry Festiv
 al and one of the organizers behind the Vancouver Story Slam and the Van
 couver Poetry Slam.\n \n \nThe Program: Part I\n \nFernando Raguero in p
 erformance\n \nOn Screen:\n \nCocteau Cento (Dan Boord\, Luis Valdovino/
 USA)       \nBlack Coffee Nights            (Komninos Zervos/Australia) 
                                                      \nChildhood in Rich
 mond (Komninos Zervos/Australia)                                        
               \nHigh Street/Kew Street (Komninos Zervos/Australia)      
             \nThe Term (William Carlos Williams\, Elizabeth Lewis/Canada
 )\nTo Erzulie (Lenelle N. Moise\, Mara Alper/USA)\n13 Instances-5 chaper
 s (David Poolman/Canada)\nThe Touch (Anne Sexton\, Vanessa Woods/USA)\nT
 o the Stones (David Bengtson\, Mike Hazard/USA)\nSparkling Igloo (Emily 
 Novalinga\, Brigitte Lebrasseur/Canada)\nSea Horses & Flying Fish (Rick 
 Raxlen\, Hugo Ball\, Christian Bök/Canada)  \nI Can’t Keep Up (Martha Co
 lburn/USA)                           \nRhapsody to Orpheus on Pomegranat
 e Wine (David Witzling/USA)\nFuck Authority (Paul Grivas/France)\nPrimit
 i Too Taa (Ed Ackerman/Canada)                            \nPurple Lipst
 ick (Josef Roehrl\, Double H/Canada)\n \nIntermission (15 mins)\n \nPart
  II\n \nSean McGarragle in performance\n \nOn Screen:\n \nPNN (Donna Szo
 ke + Maki Yi/Canada)\nJob 4 Life (Mac Dunlop/Great Britain)           \n
 Moon Rises (David Bengtson\, Mike Hazard/USA)\nIn the Garden (Larissa Fa
 n/Canada)\nYou Are Not the Boss of Me (Allison Beda/Canada)\nNot Waving 
 but Drowning (Penn Kemp/Canada)                        \nThe Crossroads 
 (David Bengtson\, Mike Hazard/USA)\nKokoro Is for Heart (Phil Hoffman/Ca
 nada)                             \nDirty Bomb (Mac Dunlop/Great Britain
 )                                   \nThe Self (Blake Parker/Canada)\nCa
 ndle Dance (David Bengtson\, Mike Hazard/USA)                         \n
 Poem for the Rivers Project (Tom Konyves/Canada)                  \nMay 
 I Brand Your Forehead? (Cy Street/USA)\nThe Bell (Donna Szoke/Canada)   
          \nVillanelle (Earle Birney\, Elizabeth Lewis/Canada)           
  \nCities of the Dead (David Madgalene/USA)\nHow Did He Get Here?  (Davi
 d Bengtson\, Mike Hazard/USA)
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20091025T150000
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SUMMARY:Art Infinitum:\nA Conversation on Contemporary Art and the Infin
 ite\npresented in conjunction with Ryoji Ikeda: data.tron/data.scan and 
 Infinite Egress
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20091025T140000
DTSTAMP:20091024T003011Z
LOCATION:SAG
SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:Art Infinitum:\nA Conversation on Contemporary Art and the I
 nfinite\npresented in conjunction with Ryoji Ikeda: data.tron/data.scan 
 and Infinite Egress\n\nSunday\, October 25\, 2–3:30pm\nFree admission\n\
 nImage credit: Lucy Pullen\, Infinite Outfit\, 2005. Photo by Nathan Bom
 ford. Courtesy of Mr. Carlos Yep.\n\nWhat is at stake in the attempt to 
 represent that which by its very nature is unrepresentable? From Max Bil
 l to Marcel Duchamp\, MC Escher to Robert Smithson the concept of the in
 finite has inspired numerous Modern and Contemporary artists to make wor
 ks of art in relation to its central paradoxes. At the beginning of the 
 21st century philosophers and cultural theorists have been increasingly 
 turning to the notion of the infinite in order to comprehend social forc
 es. Contemporary artists have similarly found the concept of the infinit
 e productive in trying to wrestle with representation and create works o
 f art that reflect the dynamics of contemporary life.\n\nRobert Kleyn an
 d Lucy Pullen will join Jim Gunson in a conversation that will consider 
 contemporary art and the infinite through the idea of infinite regress\,
  the figure of the möbius strip\, the picture in transfinite math\, and 
 the vanishing point of perspectival geometry. This event is presented in
  conjunction with Ryoji Ikeda: data.tron/data.scan and Infinite Egress (
 with works by David Dyment & Roula Partheniou\, Babak Golkar\, Lucy Pull
 en\, Robert Kleyn\, and Robert Smithson). The speakers will address some
  of the questions raised by works in these exhibitions.\n\nRefreshments 
 provided.\n\nSpeakers\n\nJim Gunson\, retired faculty member of Kwantlen
  Polytechnic University\, has degrees in Mathematics and Computing Scien
 ce. He has an ongoing love and fascination for the magic of mathematics\
 , in particular analysis\, which explores the infinitely large and small
 . He has recently rekindled a passion for photography.\n\nRobert Kleyn i
 s a visual artist and practicing architect. Kleyn’s visual art practice 
 includes photography\, video\, slide works\, sculpture\, installation\, 
 and performance art. His works have been included in exhibitions in Euro
 pe and North America. He has won Canada Council awards and has received 
 honourable mentions in several international design competitions.\n\nLuc
 y Pullen is a Canadian conceptual artist and sculptor. Pullen's work wit
 h conceptual art\, sculpture\, and aesthetics opens new fields of inquir
 y and her projects include interdisciplinary collaboration. Her approach
  to professional practice incorporates visual thinking on a philosophica
 l base. She has worked with international residency programs and is a te
 nured Assistant Professor at the University of Victoria.\n\nJordan Strom
 \, Curator of Exhibitions and Collections\, will moderate.\n\n----------
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 n \n\nDirections are on our website which includes a map.\n\n \n\n \n\n 
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UID:e136519266394659@facebook.com
DTSTAMP:20100930T224106Z
LOCATION:W2 STORYEUM
DESCRIPTION:w2 & lighta! sound presents..\n-----------------------------
 ---------------------\n[ P I N C H ] head of tectonic records\, bristol.
 uk\n\n[ D A E G A  S O U N D  S Y S T E M ]\n\n[ L I B R A R I A N ]\n\n
 [ M I C H A E L  R E D ]\n\n[ V J  M I N E R V A ] visuals\n------------
 --------------------------------------\n\nfriday\, october 15 @ W2 story
 eum\n$12 @ the door / $15 after midnight\nno advanced tickets / 10pm - l
 ate\n151 west cordova / http://www.creativetechnology.org\n\nreal dubste
 p and bass music. real vibes.\n\n_______________________________________
 ______________________\n________________________________________________
 _____________\n\n[ PINCH ] \n\ntectonic / planet mu / punch drunk / ninj
 a tune // bristol.uk\n\nPINCH is not new to the dubstep game. he's the l
 abel owner of\ntectonic records\, producer of quality genre-pushing musi
 c\, and\na seriously great DJ who's been blowing up systems around the\n
 world for a while now. vancouver is very happy to have him back.\n\nPINC
 H FACT DJ MIX - JULY 2010 - DOWNLOAD\nhttp://core.thomaslaupstad.com/fac
 t-mix-164-by-pinch-dubstep-madness\n\nEMIKA - DOUBLE EDGE (PINCH REMIX)\
 nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvRvNhxMe0I\n\nTHE BOXER\nhttp://www.you
 tube.com/watch?v=PeL6dEutv24&\n\nWAR DUB\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v
 =YX6evoguxWI&\n\nQAWWALI\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWPE_XvzrTs&\n\
 nQAWWALI VIP\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0hYhmBzNYY&\n\nGANGSTAZ\nh
 ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUZVbyKKpeA&\n\nBRISTOL DUBSTEP SCENE:\nht
 tp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOMPorK7mY8&\n\nPINCH MYSPACE\nhttp://www.m
 yspace.com/tectonicrecordings\n_________________________________________
 ____________________\n\n[ DAEGA SOUND SYSTEM ]\n\nlighta! sound / fathom
  / dpr / blipswitch // mt.elphinstone.bc\n\nhttp://www.myspace.com/daega
 \nhttp://soundcloud.com/daegasound\nhttp://www.fathomrecordings.com\n___
 __________________________________________________________\n\n[ THE LIBR
 ARIAN ]\n\nbass coast project // squamish.bc\n\nhttp://www.myspace.com/d
 jlibrarian\nhttp://www.basscoastproject.com\n___________________________
 __________________________________\n\n[ MICHAEL RED ]\n\nlighta! sound /
  low indigo // vancouver.bc\n\nhttp://www.myspace.com/michaelred4\nhttp:
 //lowindigo.blogspot.com\n______________________________________________
 _______________\n\n[ VJ MINERVA ]\n\nenmedia productions // sunshinecoas
 t.bc\n\nhttp://www.enmedia.ca \n________________________________________
 _____________________\n\nhttp://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=136519266
 394659
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=136519266394659
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:725552
CLASS:PUBLIC
SUMMARY:PINCH - DAEGA SOUND - LIBRARIAN - MICHAEL RED @ W2
DTSTART:20101016T050000Z
CREATED:20100922T130834Z
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080423T220000
UID:C569D998-6FE0-4BF4-9928-8E60152A19A1
DTSTAMP:20081107T072834Z
LOCATION:memelab
DESCRIPTION:Wednesdays 8:30-10 pm\n\nher jazz noise collective is an exp
 erimental music network for women in Vancouver. We are determined to hel
 p create an inclusive noise community and supportive space for women to 
 meet and experiment musically. We hope this project will be a catalyst f
 or the formation of more female-based groups in this genre. We are trans
 -inclusive\, please and thank you! No experience or commitment it requir
 ed - just the desire to try... This is not a band\, its the beginning of
  a more radical\, open\, posi-core community invested in dialogue about 
 gender\, power and personal experience. \n\nfor more info about her jazz
  and/or the wednesday jams: herjazznoisecollective@yahoo.ca / 
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.myspace.com/herjazznoisecollective
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:open jam - her jazz noise collective\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080423T203000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
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CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:7C116697-2484-4860-BECD-9C168C1C19E3
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071130T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:EMMA HENDRIX AND JULIE GENDRON\ndont\, stop
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071130T180000
DTSTAMP:20071126T045158Z
LOCATION:CSA Space - #5 - 2414 Main Street
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:EMMA HENDRIX AND JULIE GENDRON\ndont\, stop\n\nopening: frid
 ay\, november 30\, 6-9pm\n\nnov 30 - dec 8\, 2007\n\n"don't\, stop" is a
 n installation interface where the basic elements of language\, electric
 ity and design derive meaning out of nothing. Then it repeats itself.\n\
 nJulie Gendron and Emma Hendrix get along and don't often fight when col
 laborating. They like to fill up rooms with fun things to do. Julie hear
 s with her eyes. Emma sees with his ears. When you put the two together\
 , things become slightly apish.\n \nCSA Space\n#5 - 2414 Main Street\nVa
 ncouver\, British Columbia\nV5T 3E2\nwww.csaspace.ca\n\nHours of operati
 on: M-W 10am-8pm\, Th-Sat 10am-9pm\, Sun & hols 11am-7pm.\nSee Pulpficti
 on Books\, 2422 Main Street\, for directions and admission\n\n\n-- \n---
 ----------------\nhttp://www.coingutter.ca\nhttp://www.electrocd.com/cat
 .e/imnt_0310.html\nhttp://www.newmusiccanada.com/genres/artist.cfm?Band_
 Id=7567\nhttp://www.newmusiccanada.com/genres/artist.cfm?Band_Id=10935 
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070915T210000
UID:5A5D2F7A-617F-11DC-8DF1-000D933194E0
DTSTAMP:20070912T222731Z
LOCATION:Studio II Theatre\nSimon Fraser University\, Burnaby Mountain C
 ampus\nBurnaby\, BC
DESCRIPTION:Seating limited. Call SFU Theatre Box Office to reserve seat
 s: 778-782-3514\n\nRETURNS is a music theatre work. It is Pessi Parviain
 en's MFA Graduating\nProject in the School for the Contemporary Arts at 
 Simon Fraser University.\n\nPart concert\, part theatre\, the piece visi
 ts four generations of Finnish\nimmigration with original music\, storyt
 elling\, and video segments. 'Returns'\nnavigates the gaps between Finla
 nd and Canada\, past and present\, fact and\nfiction.\n\nFeaturing:\n\nJ
 oanna Chapman-Smith - Guitar\, voice\, kantele\, storytelling\nDave Chok
 roun -        Double Bass\, storytelling\nCarmen Hung -	       Lighting 
 & web design\nShane Krause -	       Clarinet\, Baritone sax\nPessi Parvi
 ainen -     Guitar\, kantele\, storytelling\nEmily Pearlman -       Dire
 ctor / acting coach\nBlythe Polreis -       Trombone\nJoe Rzemieniak -  
      Trumpet\nElliot Vaughan -       Viola\, storytelling\nCarl Winter -
 	       Bass Clarinet\nBen Wilson -	       Drums\, Vibraphone\nDawn Zoe 
 -	       Accordion\, storytelling\n
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.sfu.ca/~pparviai/returns/index.htm
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:Screening: "Returns" - Free admission\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070915T200000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
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CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:9B42AB12-7037-4865-89A5-F2488FC6B68A
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090207T210000
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SUMMARY:her jazz with ambers film
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090207T190000
DTSTAMP:20090120T072441Z
SEQUENCE:4
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CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:D5A5848C-30F9-11DC-AA4B-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070803T235900
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SUMMARY:SHAME: Party without Pride!\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070803T220000
DTSTAMP:20070713T043142Z
LOCATION:The Legion - 2205 Commercial Drive
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:A fundraiser for Sistahood\n(www.sistahoodcelebration.com)\n
 Friday\, August 3\nDoors @ 9 - tix $10 advance - 19+ years of age - ID\n
 required\n\n\nThis event sold out well in advance last year so get\nyour
  tickets early at:\n\nBump N Grind - 916 Commercial Dr. (Commercial and\
 nVenables)\nLittle Sister's - 1238 Davie St.\nOr contact stacy by email 
 at  random_cowboi@yahoo.com\nand arrange to have your tix dropped off!\n
 \nThe SHAME party invites you to dress up or down - come\nin your\nmost 
 shameful fashion - you could walk the cat walk\nand strut your stuff to 
 win shameful and secret\nprizes! Enjoy the unsponsored shameful show as 
 local\nperformers draw your attention to shameful antics by\ncorporation
 s / groups!  Shake your ass as some of your\nfavourite DJ's spin the sha
 meful music you love!!!\nDrink some of the cheapest shameful drinks arou
 nd\ntown!!! Come and party without pride!!!\n  \nFeatured shamefully tal
 ented folks include: Tralala\,\nMel Evolent & Special K\, Ryan Coke\, Dr
 ag Union\, DJ's\nBuzy B\, Revoked\, Lauren B\, Ruggedly Handsome\, and\n
 out-of-towner stripperific performers Rozen & London!\n\nSHAME is an eve
 nt that takes place over Pride weekend.\nIt is a non-gendered\, non-corp
 orate\, non-pretentious\,\nnon-conforming dance/show that provides affor
 dable\ncelebration for those who like to colour outside the\nlines - oh\
 , and we have free ice with most drinks!\n\nSHAME - Party without Pride!
 !!\nshameparty@yahoo.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100327T034501Z
UID:6CD3D22F-7575-4617-A203-35780DB6F19F
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20100328T220000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Noise no Noise - Workshop: \nThe Empty Vessel Makes the Loudest 
 Sound
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20100328T210000
DTSTAMP:20100327T034515Z
SEQUENCE:2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:4C90E456-20F2-11DA-AFB3-000D933194E0
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20050918
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:NFF Artists' Round Table
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20050917
DTSTAMP:20050909T052821Z
LOCATION:UBC
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:Artists' Round Table\, taking place on Saturday Sept 17 betw
 een 1:45 pm and 2:45 pm\, at the Antropology Museum\, UBC\, as a part of
  NFF '05 Conference. The theme of the round table is "Inquiring After th
 e Human 'Super-Organism'" -- please see the attached text
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:D35D0233-39D1-4A8B-9916-C738B96EA278
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080511T160000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:SLAB - Sonic
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080511T130000
DTSTAMP:20080510T031820Z
SEQUENCE:13
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080123T220000
UID:E0A65836-467A-4321-87B9-56EB308993BF
DTSTAMP:20080115T223839Z
LOCATION:memelab
DESCRIPTION:Wednesdays 8:30-10 pm\n\nher jazz noise collective is an exp
 erimental music network for women in Vancouver. We are determined to hel
 p create an inclusive noise community and supportive space for women to 
 meet and experiment musically. We hope this project will be a catalyst f
 or the formation of more female-based groups in this genre. We are trans
 -inclusive\, please and thank you! No experience or commitment it requir
 ed - just the desire to try... This is not a band\, its the beginning of
  a more radical\, open\, posi-core community invested in dialogue about 
 gender\, power and personal experience. \n\nfor more info about her jazz
  and/or the wednesday jams: herjazznoisecollective@yahoo.ca / 
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.myspace.com/herjazznoisecollective
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:open jam - her jazz noise collective\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080123T203000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:7D7C7194-0DF7-11DB-A60D-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060708T150000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY: Panel - Emergency Biennale 
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060708T140000
DTSTAMP:20060707T203148Z
LOCATION:Centre A
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION: panel discussion on July 8\, 2pm\, at Centre A\, with Evely
 ne\nJouanno (Artistic Director\, Emergency Biennale)\, Dr. Mikhail Alexs
 eev (San\nDiego State University)\, Kristin Cavoukian (M.A.\, University
  of British\nColumbia) and Don Wright (Amnesty International Vancouver C
 hapter)\,\nmoderated by Dr. Jeff Derksen (Simon Fraser University).
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20110510T192645Z
UID:4D9A2148-D1F3-471B-B860-67A386BA7460
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110516T203000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Ben Russell: By the Light of the Black and White Gods\nDIM Cinem
 a Presents\nBen Russell: By the Ligh of the Black and White Gods\nBen Ru
 ssell in attendance + performance
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20110516T193000
DTSTAMP:20110510T192756Z
LOCATION:acific Cinematheque 1131 Howe St.
SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:DIM Cinema May 16 | Ben Russell: By the Light of the Black a
 nd White Gods\nDIM Cinema Presents\nBen Russell: By the Ligh of the Blac
 k and White Gods\nBen Russell in attendance + performance\nMonday May 16
  2011 7:30pm\nat the Pacific Cinematheque 1131 Howe St.\nwww.dimcinema.c
 a | www.cinematheque.ca\n\nIn 2005\, Chicago media artist Ben Russell in
 itiated an inquiry into the alchemy of cinema\, trance\, travel and psyc
 hedelic ethnography. This inquiry has since conjured seven films\, colle
 ctively known as the Trypps series. The first gestures in Trypps Number 
 One were cameraless and focused on manipulating the essential elements o
 f cinema: light and dark. By Trypps Number Three\, Russell was directing
  the cinematographic apparatus on the collective transcendence of a conc
 ert by Rhode Island noise band Lighting Bolt. Immersed in the deep chiar
 oscuro and soft focus of the throbbing spotlit audience\, Russell draws 
 out the deeply corporeal and metaphysical embodiment of this contemporar
 y youth ritual. The adaptation of trance ritual within hybrid culture le
 ad to Trypps #6 (Malobi). Structures of ethnographic spectatorship are n
 egotiated\, and the body of the filmmaker folds into the cinematographic
  process. Trypps #7 (Badlands) fully indulges the semiotics of the movin
 g image. The perception of a woman’s LSD trip in Badlands National Park 
 is suspended between the gullies and horizons of the desert landscape. “
 Concerned with notions of the romantic sublime\, phenomenological experi
 ence\, and secular spiritualism\, the work continues Russell’s unique in
 vestigation into the possibilities of cinema as a site for transcendence
 ” (Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago).\n\nBen Russell: www.dimeshow.com
 \n\nBlack and White Trypps Number One\nUSA 2005. B&W\, 16mm\, silent. 6 
 mins.\nBlack and White Trypps Number Two\nUSA 2006. B&W\, 16mm\, silent.
  9 mins.\nBlack and White Trypps Number Three\nUSA 2007. Colour\, 35mm\,
  sound. 12 mins.\nBlack and White Trypps Number Four\nUSA 2008. B&W\, 16
 mm\, sound. 11 mins.\nTrypps #5 (Dubai)\nUSA-Dubai 2008. Colour\, 16mm\,
  silent. 3 mins.\nTrypps #6 (Malobi)\nUSA-Suriname 2009. Colour\, 16mm\,
  sound. 12 mins.\nTrypps #7 (Badlands)\nUSA 2010. Colour\, Super 16mm on
  HD\, sound. 10 mins.\nBlack and White Gods\nUSA 2008. B&W\, dual 16mm l
 ive performance with sound. 20 mins.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:87A8A38D-645D-4108-9AA5-F838DA3CA8C8
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071116T230000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:SOUND & FURY TOUR - - (blackcrack\, n20\, common grooved\, silve
 rwaters)\nhard ragga jungle focused\, with some d'nb\, hip hop and dance
 hall mash-up\, turntablism\, & dubstep 
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071116T220000
DTSTAMP:20071116T055036Z
LOCATION:(close to hastings & clark) : 604.996.5832)
SEQUENCE:6
DESCRIPTION:FRI  NOV 16 \n\n<< THE SOUND AND FURY TOUR 2007 >>\n\nHARD R
 AGGA SOUNDS & MASHING THE RUGGED HIP HOP\, REGGAE\, TURNTABLISM\, HYPHY\
 , SKULLSTEP\, DUBWISE\, JUNGLE ROCK\, DUBSTEP\, BLINGSTEP & FAMOUS WEST 
 COAST BANGERS\n\n<< FRIDAY\, NOVEMBER 16th\, 2007\n<< LOCATION (close to
  hastings & clark) : 604.996.5832 / brukout@hotmail.com\n<< TICKETS: EAR
 LY BIRD/ FRIST 50 TIX - $10\, NEXT 50 - $15\, THERE AFTER - $20\, MORE @
  THE DOOR\n<< TICKET LOCATIONS: BOOMTOWN\, BEATSTREET\, VINYL\, CLUBZONE
 .COM\n\nhttp://www.nwdnb.bc.ca/postnuke/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=vie
 wtopic&t=8021\n\n\n<< R.A.W. + GENERAL MALICE >>\nfeatured tagteam duo o
 n 4 turntables from California\, serious serious heavy sounds here\n\n<<
  MICHAEL RED & MAX ULIS >>\nopening tagteam set - 10pm til midnight\n\n<
 < Gobe and L3 >>\nmore ragga turtablism tagteam action from Victoria\n\n
 << SPECIAL ED VERSUS BRUKOUT ON THE 2x4's >>\nshutting down the night..\
 n\n<< JANI SOUND featuring ASSASIN >>\non the mic and that..\n\n\n- - m 
 o r e  i n f o :\n\n\nGENERAL MALICE & R.A.W\nN20\, Big Cat\, Freeburnin
 g\, ..\n\nIT'S THE REAL DEAL... N2O RECORDS.... WE DON'T PLAAAAAAAY.... 
 WE GON ROCK IT TILL THE WHEELS FALL OFF!\n\n> From the huge success of t
 he recent 10 year anniversary show\, we present \nGeneral Malice & RAW -
  a one time only 2x4 tag team Reggae\, Dubstep\, turntablism\, Jungle\, 
 Hip Hop\, Metal Mash Up. N2O set to celebrate the forthcoming exclusive 
 national albums from RAW and also General Malice's The Final Takeover al
 bum on N2O Records. You will never see these two go 2x4 tag team anywher
 e unless you see them on this N2O 10 Year Sound & Fury Tour! This will b
 e the only tour of its kind to hit 4 regions WEST\, MIDWEST and EAST coa
 sts\, and CANADA.\n\nN2O Record's tours have never been duplicated or ma
 tched... The Diss Da Program 2003 Tour still holds the top spot as the m
 ost successful jungle mash up tour up until now. Be part of the future o
 f jungle reggae and hip hop. True leaders of the new sound will prove ag
 ain as Vapors Magazine hails "that 10 years of pioneer N2O artists bring
  supercharged and independent sounds!"\n\n\n\nGOBE & L3\n\nRepresenting 
 the VinylPushaSoundSystem\, www.digitalbombing.com\, and grindthieves. G
 obe and L3 bring the dancefloor ruffness everytime. Their records go fro
 m RaggaJungle\, Hardstepin Dnb and Breakcore to Dancehall\, HipHop and t
 urntablism. An unrelenting mix to get the heads nodding and the mosh pit
  started. Gobe has been rinsing it since 1999\, L3 since 2003.\nTogether
  they have been spreading the jungle sounds all over vancouver island. O
 pening for Slip\, Dieselboy\, Krinjah\, and Jawbone to name a few.\n\nKe
 eping with the vibe of the Soundfury tour Gobe and L3 are coming with a 
 2x4 set to warm it up for the dons General Malice and Raw!\nCheck out th
 e VPSS style every friday night at 8pm on www.destroyer.net/radio. For s
 ome more info peep -www.myspace.com/vinylpushas and for some of L3's og 
 productions MySpace.com - L(3) - Victoria\, CA - Jungle / Breakcore / Ex
 perimental - www.myspace.com/l3vp.\n\n\nMICHAEL RED & MAX ULIS\nfrom Lig
 hta! Sound\n\nLIGHTA! is the sounds of the dubstep\, dancehall\, jungle\
 , dub\, bass\, fire\, soundclash\, and hybridized club music - mixed\, b
 lended\, glitched out and mashed up into what some might call "NEWSOUND"
 . LIGHTA! sound is about the fresh riddims and rinses\, while staying fi
 rmly rooted in the sounds of bass\, echo and soundclash business.\n\nLIG
 HTA! core members are Michael Red\, Calamalka\, Max Ulis\, Taal Mala\, &
  Tusk. Side souldiers are Condition Red\, Angst\, and few shadows lurkin
 g.\n\nWe throw our own underground parties\, collab with NFF on the Dubf
 orms series\, pushing the lighta! sound through out Vancouver\, down the
  west coast and beyond. We make music\, make dubs\, put soundbwoys to re
 st\, and burn the wicked system down from the inside out. Kill them with
  love\, lightness\, root vibration and sonic fire.\n\n\nJANI SOUND\n\nBa
 nd Members of Jani sound: Assasin\,Rexx\,SLR\,Dj Freez\, Trigga Finga\, 
 Redline\, Choppa. Jani Sound is di newest sound inna Vancouver. The soun
 d thats built fi kill. Featuring selecta Assasin\, Rexx\, Freez\, Redlin
 e\, SLR. Who Jah bless no one curse zeen dem inna full motion since dem 
 started building the sound in 2005 and the sound just grow from there. D
 em reside in Vancouver BC and have a dubplate studio in Jamaica. Jani So
 und has come a long way since 2005 and plan to take over the city in 200
 7.\n\nhttp://www.myspace.com/janisound\n\n\n\nSPECIAL ED\nWhitebird\, Au
 tomatic\, Royal Platoon\, Van City Bass\, Funktion\n\nSpecial ED's rhyth
 m roots date back to the early 90's when he played drums for local under
 ground garage band. His musical tastes evolved towards jungle around 199
 5\, influenced heavily by the ragga and jumpup styles of the time.\nEd r
 apidly mastered the art of mixing records and was playing a crucial part
  in Victoria's early drum & bass scene by 1998. By the end of the 90's\,
 through his involvement with Whitebird Records and pure dedication to hi
 s music - he had amassed one of the largest collections of Jungle and D&
 B\, as well as one of the longest resume's of any dj in BC. Since 2000 E
 d has had a residency (or played at least once) at every regular dnb fun
 ction in Victoria\, working with various production companies such as 42
 0 kru and Ground Level Productions. Opening for some of the first vip ju
 ngle dj's to grace Victoria. This man is also responsible for co-hosting
  and MC'ing on various internet radio shows. Ed now living in Vancouver 
 is still a major part of the jungle/dnb scene.\n\n\n\nDJ BRUKOUT\nBlackc
 rack ent. & www.commongrooves.ca\n\nFor the last six years Brukout has c
 ut his teeth in the Vancity scene\; throwing down fierce blends\, and is
 land vibes.\nArmed with a crate full of rare finds and grimey bass drive
 n beatz.\nThis dj will bruk the f#@! out for real!\nKnown for smashing r
 ecords and getting wyle up on the decks.\nGet ready for a heavy set of a
 mmunition from Ragga Jungle to Hip hop and reggae.\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:6C9D8FA4-B091-41D5-9016-273A6228B528
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081211T201500
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Group Art Walk: Wade in Wack's Vadage at VAG
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081211T180000
DTSTAMP:20081211T224905Z
SEQUENCE:1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:80680DEF-4881-478E-9332-B587AA3CE0F5
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080223T235900
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Night of Mayhem - A L L   S Y S T E M S   S P E C I A L 
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080223T220000
DTSTAMP:20080220T205850Z
LOCATION:vivo
SEQUENCE:9
DESCRIPTION:Michael invited you to "/ /   A L L   S Y S T E M S   S P E 
 C I A L" on Saturday\, February 23 at 10:00pm.\n\nEvent: / /   A L L   S
  Y S T E M S   S P E C I A L\n       "vancouver's first dubstep monthy"\
 nWhat: Night of Mayhem\nHost: LIGHTA! SOUND BASS STATION\nWhen: Saturday
 \, February 23 at 10:00pm\nWhere: VIVO\n\nTo see more details and RSVP\,
  follow the link below:\nhttp://www.facebook.com/n/?event.php&eid=848923
 4411
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:89BE8B6E-8C47-4972-87AA-0F6F00821C93
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080607T235900
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:dubforms9 - : CHEFAL : rinse.fm\, fwd\, transition\, ringo recor
 ds\, london.uk\n\n: TERMITE : volume\, edinburgh.scotland\n\n: TAAL MALA
  & MAX ULIS : lighta! sound\, sub-osc\n\n: DJ ABEL & THE PHONOGRAFF : br
 uk out\, equilibrium\n\n: PRINCE SHO : royal platoon\n\n: LIMINAL SPACES
  + MARK YUEN + BRADY MARKS : vj team
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080607T220000
DTSTAMP:20080604T000700Z
LOCATION:oopen studios - 252 E. 1st ave.
SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:new forms festival + lighta! sound\n________________________
 ________________________________________\n\n: DUBFORMS9 : 4 directions i
 n dubstep and dancefloor bass\nsaturday\, june 7th / open studios\n_____
 ___________________________________________________________\n\n: CHEFAL 
 : rinse.fm\, fwd\, transition\, ringo records\, london.uk\n\n: TERMITE :
  volume\, edinburgh.scotland\n\n: TAAL MALA & MAX ULIS : lighta! sound\,
  sub-osc\n\n: DJ ABEL & THE PHONOGRAFF : bruk out\, equilibrium\n\n: PRI
 NCE SHO : royal platoon\n\n: LIMINAL SPACES + MARK YUEN + BRADY MARKS : 
 vj team\n\n_____________________________________________________________
 ___\n\nsaturday\, june 7th / open studios - 252 E. 1st ave. / 10pm - lat
 e / $15 in advance / $25 @ the door\nticket outlets: Highlife\, Scratch\
 , BeatStreet\, Vinyl\, Zulu\, and clubzone.com\nemail your name to reser
 vations@newformsfestival.com to get on the $15 list at the door (all res
 ervations void after midnight)\ndubforms events have sold out in the pas
 t - to ensure entry buy an advance ticket or get on the reservations lis
 t & arrive before midnight\n\nhttp://www.soundsimple.ca/lightasound / ht
 tp://www.newformsfestival.com\n\n_______________________________________
 _________________________\n\n(further information on artists)\n\n: CHEFA
 L : rinse.fm\, fwd\, transition\, ringo records\, london.uk\n\nOne of th
 e pioneering DJ's of Dubstep Chefal\, aka Chef\, hails from the home of 
 Dubstep - Croydon\, South London. Chefal's upfront selection and skills 
 on the decks have quickly led him to djing extensively both within the U
 K and around Europe. He's resident at THE two pioneering Dubstep nights 
 in London - DMZ and FWD>> - as well as holding residencies at Slam It! (
 Helsinki\, Finland) and Voodoo People (Amsterdam\, Holland). When Chefal
  isn't playing records\, he's busy making them (actually making them) at
  Transition Studios\, where pretty much every fresh dubstep record gets 
 mastered and pressed. Busy man Chefal also finds the time to host a week
 ly Radio Show on London's leading Rinse.Fm as well as manage his own lab
 el - Ringo Records.\n\nmore info on chef:\n\nFrom the early secondary sc
 hool days\, Chefal was spending all his pocket and dinner money on the l
 atest Jungle down at Big Apple on a Friday. He grew up listening to stat
 ions like Kool Fm\, Weekend Rush\, Rinse\, Upfront\, London Underground 
 etc while playing Mario and Streetfighter in his bedroom.\n\nChefal Star
 ted listening to and buying House and Garage around 1997\, when it got d
 arker and more bassline influenced but still kept up to date with the Ju
 ngle and D'n'B until bout 2002. Chefal's sound that he's pushing FWD>> f
 oremost is Dubstep and the best bassed out Grimey beats. "For me it’s th
 e bassline that makes me feel a tune.. "\n\nChefal hooked up with BENGA 
 and SKREAM many years back through Big Apple Records and has been the ma
 in DJ in their crew\, Smooth Kriminals\, so Benga and Skream could conce
 ntrate on the production side of things (tho Chef has starting crafting 
 some bangers himself lately). Chefal rinses out the freshet dubz first f
 rom everybody who’s sound he's feeling including... Benga and Skream\, D
 igital Mystikz\, Loefah\, L.D\, Plastician\, Cyrus\, Tubby\, N-Type\, Qu
 est\, Clue Kid n Cotti\, Pinch\, Hench Crew\, Distance\, Hijak\, D'coy\,
  Kromestar n Cessman .. to name a few.\n\nThe main ingredients of Chef's
  sets are energy and deep sub basslines whether it’s a half step roller 
 or a 4x4 jah shaka style banger\, anything goes if Chefal likes it he’ll
  play it simple. "I play for the crowd and myself\, if I’m not having a 
 good time how can I expect the listeners and ravers to? ..It's all about
  Bass weight maaaaan."\n\nhttp://www.myspace.com/dj_chef\n\n____________
 ____________________________________________________\n\n: TERMITE : volu
 me\, edinburgh.scotland\n\nWhen Termite first visited Vancouver several 
 years back\, she played some of the first red gate parties and left quit
 e a lasting impression. Vancouver was sad to see her go.. but now she's 
 back! and Dubforms is very lucky to have her. Alice's crew in Scotland -
  Volume - basically have the Edinburgh scene on lock\, running regular s
 uccessful events that host the likes of Skream and Benga and many more. 
 Known to mix up dubstep\, grime\, baile funk\, bmore and more\, Termite 
 brings diverse selections to the table with the skills to match\, not to
  mention her bright personality.\n\nhttp://www.myspace.com/alicewillster
  / http://www.myspace.com/movolume\n\n__________________________________
 ______________________________\n\n: TAAL MALA & MAX ULIS : lighta! sound
 \, sub-osc\n\nSealing off the night with Max and Keenan tag-teaming the 
 bass heavy heat. Expect lots of originals from the crew and lots of ener
 gy. Everyone who's heard this hard-hitting duo in action knows this is s
 omething to look forward to. 'nuff said.\n\nhttp://www.myspace.com/maxtr
 onic / http://www.myspace.com/taalmala / http://www.soundsimple.ca/light
 asound\n\n______________________________________________________________
 __\n\n: DJ ABEL & THE PHONOGRAFF : bruk out\, equilibrium\n\nNow THIS sh
 ould be something as well. A turntablist take on dubstep and bass music 
 to open the night. Using 3 decks & Serato - which means a virtual 5 turn
 table set-up - mixing and cutting up a blend of their own production wit
 h other carefully selected jams\, this should get the night rolling pret
 ty quick. (get there early folks!)\n\nDJ ABEL's been djing for 12 years\
 , starting back in '95 playing skate comps and b-boy battles\, then movi
 ng on to DMC and ITF turntablist scratch battles in '99 until '04. Then 
 Abel began playing dancehall/reggae along with an already steady funksou
 l/hiphop influenced mix. He's played all over canada\, san francisco and
  even down to guatemala\, and is a regular face in vancouver's clubscene
 . http://www.myspace.com/blacksharkent / http://www.facebook.com/profile
 .php?id=559037550&hiq=abel%2Croy\n\nTHE PHONOGRAFF is Mike Jones (real n
 ame folks!)\, who has been DJing for over a decade now. The name ‘The Ph
 onoGraff’ was given to Mr.Jones by MOKA ONLY to help represent and signi
 fy his love for both music and graffiti. Originally hailing from Kamloop
 s BC\, he has been building in Vancouver for the last 6 years. In 1999\,
  Phonograff released a critically acclaimed mixtape called ‘Train of Tho
 ught’\, selling more then 1000 copies hand to hand with no distribution\
 , featuring tracks from West Coast underground legends and his first jou
 rneys into his own musical production. “From the Bottom Up” is The Phono
 Graff’s debut full-length album\, featuring the likes of Moka Only\, Kia
  Kadiri\, JC Subliminal\, Luckyiam.PSC\, Edge 1\, Just B and Coco Love A
 lcorn. “It’s straight up hip-hop.. fusing roots reggae\, dub\, latin jaz
 z\, electronic music and huge beats with heavy bass and warm elements\, 
 all the while keeping the turntablism and scratching in the mix.” Phono 
 has opened for 50 Cent\, Blackalicious\, Lady Sovereign\, Alkaholiks\, J
 urassic 5\, Digable Planets\, Zion I\, Living Legends\, Kirby Dominant\,
  Maestro Fresh Wes\, Sixtoo\, Mr.Dibbs\, Swollen Members\, and countless
  others. http://www.myspace.com/thephonograff\n\n_______________________
 _________________________________________\n\n: PRINCE SHO : royal platoo
 n\n\nNo stranger to mic-handling over the dubstep flavours\, Sho is back
  once again and guruntee's the fire. He said so himself.\n\nhttp://www.m
 yspace.com/royalplatoon\n\n_____________________________________________
 ___________________\n\n: LIMINAL SPACES + MARK YUEN + BRADY MARKS : vj t
 eam\n\nA solid VJ line-up to compliment a solid night of music. Liminal 
 Spaces and Mark Yuen have both rocked Dubforms before and are equally ex
 cited to be back. Brady Marks is a fresh face to the series\, and known 
 figure in Vancouver for a wide range of art\, theory and musical experim
 ents. (It's rumoured that Brady is building a 3D visual environment to r
 eact to the music for this night)\n\nhttp://www.markyuen.com / http://ww
 w.inter-mission.org/bradymarks.html\n\n\n\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20100411T060000Z
UID:e314140172658@facebook.com
DTSTAMP:20100411T031915Z
LOCATION:Rhizome Cafe\, 317 East Broadway\, Vancouver\, BC
DESCRIPTION:Take us out for poutine!\n\nThe legendary\, raucous\, rowdy 
 performance gang\, Sister Spit\, creeps up on the CAN/US border Saturday
 \, April 10th  with a vanload of queertastic brilliance! Don't miss this
  multimedia explosion of zinesters\, fashion plates\, slam poets\, novel
 ists\, performance artists\, poets and fancy scribblers. Featuring queer
  luminary Michelle Tea\, legendary trans film director and screenwriter 
 Silas Howard\, queer graphic novelist and anti-racist activist Elisha Li
 m\, lesbian slam-poet/performance artist Lenelle Moise\, trans psychic m
 emoirist Len Plass\, queer zinester/portraitist/graphic novelist Nicole 
 J. Georges\, and Power Point loving shape-shifter translady Annie Danger
 !! \n\n$15-$20 at the door!\n\nhttp://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=314
 140172658
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=314140172658
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:271536
CLASS:PUBLIC
SUMMARY:Sister Spit VANCOUVER
DTSTART:20100411T030000Z
CREATED:20100219T191714Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:9031905A-9FCE-4DDE-AA28-D893953C6162
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080521T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Panel discussion with\nCandice Hopkins\, Larissa Lai\, & Rinaldo
  Walcott.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080521T190000
DTSTAMP:20080520T162736Z
LOCATION:Centre A
SEQUENCE:8
DESCRIPTION:Please join us on Wednesday May 21st\, 7pm @ Centre A\,\nfor
  an engaging panel discussion with\nCandice Hopkins\, Larissa Lai\, & Ri
 naldo Walcott.\n\nExhibition Catalogue for "How To Feed A Piano"\nfeatur
 ing essays by the 3 panelists will be on sale at the event.\n\n\nCandice
  Hopkins\, of Tlingit descent\, is an artist and curator. She is present
 ly Director and Curator of the Exhibitions Programme at the Western Fron
 t. She has an MA from The Center for Curatorial Studies\, Bard College\,
  NY where she was awarded the Ramapo Curatorial Prize for the exhibition
  Every Stone Tells a Story: The Performance Work of David Hammons and Ji
 mmie Durham. She received her BFA from the Alberta College of Art and De
 sign in 1999. Her writing is published by C Magazine\, MIT Press\, Black
 Dog Press\, New York University\, Catriona Jeffries Gallery\, and Banff 
 Centre Press\, among others\, and she has given talks at venues includin
 g the Tate Modern\, Dakar Biennale\, Tate Britain\, Rhodes College\, Sim
 on Fraser University\, and the University of British Columbia.\nHopkins 
 is co-curator of the touring exhibitions Jimmie Durham: Knew Urk\, which
  originated at the Reg Vardy Gallery in Sunderland\, UK and Shapeshifter
 s\, Timetravellers and Storytellers\, which originated at the Royal Onta
 rio Museum. Recent and upcoming curatorial projects include exhibitions 
 on architecture and disaster\, performativity and fictional identities\,
  and the revolutionary potential of "slowness" in relation to new techno
 logies. \n\nLarissa Lai was born in La Jolla\, California\, grew up in N
 ewfoundland and currently lives in Vancouver. Her first novel\, When Fox
  Is a Thousand (Press Gang 1995\, Arsenal Pulp\, 2004) was shortlisted f
 or the Chapters/Books in Canada First Novel Award. Her second novel\, Sa
 lt Fish Girl  (Thomas Allen Publishers 2002) was shortlisted for the Sun
 burst Award\, the Tiptree Award and the City of Calgary W. O. Mitchell A
 ward.  She has an MA in Creative Writing from the University of East Ang
 lia in Norwich\, England and a PhD in English from the University of Cal
 gary. From January to June 2006\, she was a Writer-in-Residence in the E
 nglish Department at Simon Fraser University. She recently held a SSHRC 
 Post-doctoral Fellowship in the English Department at the University of 
 British Columbia\, and is currently an Assistant Professor in Canadian L
 iterature there. Her research addresses theories of subjectivity\, strat
 egies of anti-racist cultural production\, futurity\, Canadian literatur
 e\, critical theory\, globalization\, race\, gender\, sexuality\, contem
 porary poetics and speculative fiction. She has also worked as an instru
 ctor at the infamous science fiction writer's workshop Clarion West.  Sy
 bil Unrest\, her collaborative long poem with Rita Wong\, will be publis
 hed by Line Books in 2008.\n\n\nRinaldo Walcott is an Associate Professo
 r of Black Diaspora Cultural Studies in the Department of Sociology and 
 Equity Studies in Education at the University of Toronto. >From 2002 to 
 2007\, he held the Canada Research Chair of Social Justice and Cultural 
 Studies also at the University of Toronto. Walcott started his career in
  rap music. Not as a rapper—or a musician at all—but as a social scienti
 st working on his PhD at the Ontario Institute of Studies in Education a
 t the University of Toronto (OISE/UT). In 1997\, Walcott published Black
  Like Who?—the critically acclaimed collection of essays on contemporary
  black Canadian culture. He has been seen on Counterspin\, Studio One\, 
 Q Files\, and The New Music and Too Much for Much (on MuchMusic channel)
 \, and TVO's The Agenda. He is the editor of New Dawn: The Journal of Bl
 ack Canadian Studies\, an online open access scholarly journal. Rinaldo'
 s writing and research has long engaged with the multiple genres of arti
 stic expression. His areas of specialization are cultural studies and cu
 ltural theory\, queer and gender theory\, and transnational and diaspora
  studies. His upcoming book is titled Black Diaspora Faggotry: Readings\
 , Frames\, Limits (Duke University Press).\n\n\n\n\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:C257B9C2-E1EA-4CE5-B7FE-C23C7D61DF6D
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090820T140000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Herr Jazz Noise Collective - Lunch Show
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090820T130000
DTSTAMP:20090816T000035Z
SEQUENCE:4
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:E2EDCA7E-7C7C-11D9-9289-000D933194E0
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20050222
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:DRAFT 2 COMITTE FOR COMMENTS
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20050221
DTSTAMP:20050217T194710Z
SEQUENCE:6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090128T220000
UID:F1BD3A11-C73E-4795-A0F7-5A3BE8A5B981
DTSTAMP:20090120T064725Z
LOCATION:Beaumont Stage 316 West 5th Ave
DESCRIPTION:Vanessa invited you to "HERE TO GO" on Wednesday\, January 2
 8 at 8:00pm.\n\nEvent: HERE TO GO\n       "THREE NEW WORKS BY NINE EMERG
 ING CHOREOGRAPHERS"\nWhat: Performance\nHost: THE CONTINGENCY PLAN\, THE
  STORY OF FORCE AND MOTION & MUTABLE SUBJECT\nStart Time: Wednesday\, Ja
 nuary 28 at 8:00pm\nEnd Time: Thursday\, January 29 at 10:00pm\nWhere: \
 nTo see more details and RSVP\, follow the link below:\nhttp://www.faceb
 ook.com/n/?event.php&eid=45174238807
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/n/?event.php&eid=45174238807
SEQUENCE:9
SUMMARY:HERE TO GO - "THREE NEW WORKS BY NINE EMERGING CHOREOGRAPHERS"
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090128T200000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:C52B2A9F-8D0C-4D2F-A2B8-BD680803576E
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090307T025900
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Raw Materials - The West Co    ast premiere of this real-time co
 llaboration between Vancouver and Montr e a l  artists\, where user-gene
 rated “raw material” become
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20090306T190000
DTSTAMP:20090213T195951Z
LOCATION:Centre for Digital Media\, GNWC
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:March 6 — Techforms - Explore the shifting sights and sounds
  of dance-floor technology. Audio and video artists integrate and manipu
 late modern and traditional technologies\, redefining and refining music
 al genres against a backdrop of evocative images. Special Feature — Raw 
 Materials - The West Coast premiere of this real-time collaboration betw
 een Vancouver and Montreal artists\, where user-generated “raw material”
  becomes the palette from which public audio-visual performances are cre
 ated.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080312T163000
UID:6D0D8708-E60F-4A5C-A206-DF6404F33266
DTSTAMP:20080309T201231Z
LOCATION:SFU -  Room ASB9896 is in the Applied Science Building near the
  entrance closest to the main buss loop\, down the hallway across from t
 he suspended spider (Boris)\, the room is on the West side 3/4 of the wa
 y down the hallway.
DESCRIPTION:R. Murray Schafer was a pioneer at SFU setting up the World 
 Soundscape Project in the late 1960's. He is internationally renowned as
  a composer\, writer\, and music educator. This talk is a rare opportuni
 ty to hear Schafer speak about music\, sound\, and acoustic ecology in a
  contemporary context.
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com/index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&
 Params=U1ARTU0003133
SEQUENCE:14
SUMMARY:talk: R. Murray 
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080312T153000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080807T210000
UID:D2D2FFA2-6EC1-4A82-9B5B-3D26B8D457D4
DTSTAMP:20080807T233429Z
LOCATION:Solder and Sons - 247 - Main
DESCRIPTION:8PM Thurs Aug 7 at Solder and Sons.\n$7 show\, $15 w/ CD\nPh
 one: 604.315.7198\nAddress: 247 Main Street\, Vancouver BC\, V6A 2S7\n\n
 Reviews:\nhttp://www.indyish.com/tag/dixies-death-pool\nhttp://www.eyewe
 ekly.com/print/article/32593\n\n\nhttp://solderandsons.com/\nhttp://www.
 myspace.com/dixiesdeathpool\n\nDIXIE'S DEATH POOL . SCARLET LAKE\nSolder
  & Sons\n247 Main St. Vancouver\, BC\nhttp://www.solderandsons.com/\n\n
URL;VALUE=URI:http://solderandsons.com/
SEQUENCE:7
SUMMARY:Lee Hutzulak + Solder and Sons present a CD launch for:\nDixie's
  Death Pool's Scarlet Lake
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080807T200000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:BEB30EDB-16A3-11DB-9F63-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060716T000000
RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20060722T065959Z
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:DUB & DANCEHALL @ the ALIBI ROOM
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060715T210000
DTSTAMP:20060718T212542Z
LOCATION:the alibi room is at the very bottom of main st. @ alexander
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:peaces\n~michael
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:6BCEC645-17DB-42C1-A336-6C8FD00A01FB
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080309T120000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Stories of Archive - Meeting
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080309T110000
DTSTAMP:20080304T185032Z
LOCATION:skype
SEQUENCE:4
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:282808BA-53E9-11DB-A0D2-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061006T235900
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:salaam salon 3 @ memelab
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061006T210000
DTSTAMP:20061004T204504Z
SEQUENCE:4
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060626T203000
UID:634403B2-FFE8-11DA-99B6-000D933194E0
DTSTAMP:20060619T230830Z
LOCATION:Pacific Cinémathèque\, 1131 Howe St
DESCRIPTION:\nMonday June 26th\, 7:30pm\n.\n$5-$10 sliding scale\, no on
 e turned away for lack of funds.\nReception to follow\nhttp://www.cinewo
 rks.ca\nCurator: Hadas Levy\n\nVancouver BC: Humour\, Beauty and Politic
 s conjoin for REFLECTIONS ON WATER\,\na Water Film Festival in conjuncti
 on with the World Peace Forum\, Monday June\n26th\, 7:30pm at Pacific Ci
 némathèque.\n\nLocal\, international\, youth filmmakers and activists wi
 ll screen in this\nevent that features film\, video and installation fro
 m every genre. These\ncaptivating and poignant short films are sure to e
 ntertain and inspire as\nthey illuminate water's vitality to our everyda
 y existence through\nexquisite cinematography\, passion for the issue an
 d a sense of play.\n\n"...the global water crisis will become the source
  of global peace" - Maude\nBarlow & Tony Clark\n\nA must see for all Van
 couverites\, "Water\, Water\, Everywhere...?" examines\npublic/private d
 ebate over ownership and access to water on a global and\nlocal scale. "
 The Last Drop" explores the hot button issue of Microhyro dams\non BC's 
 pristine rivers and streams. Aboriginal filmmaker Helen Haig-Brown\ntake
 s a more dramatic approach to the privatization issue\, while Richard\nR
 eeves' amazing hand-made animation "Sea Song" extols the joys of the oce
 an\nfloor. The ocean surface is captured in the haunting Slamdance selec
 ted \n"Oil and Water" a lyrical film about the Exxon Valdes spill.\n\nWi
 th 17 films and 3 installations\, work created sole for this event. Iren
 e\nLoughlin's "Light as a feather / Heavy as Lead" looks at the violence
  of\nwater\, while "Rain is Falling" (a film that screened at over 70\ni
 nternational festivals) has a more hopeful view. "Water Made Visible" sh
 ows\nhow youth engage with water issues. There is some wacky water fun t
 o be had\nwith "Fish Out of Water" and "Aquasnazz".\n\nREFLECTIONS ON WA
 TER\, Water Film Festival at the World Peace Forum is\nultimately a cele
 bration of water - through story\, memory and creativity.\n\nThe Program
 \n\nOil and Water\, Corwin Fergus (26 min\, 2005\, USA)\nTurn Off the Ta
 p\, Alex Flores (1min\, 2005 ON)\nWater Made Visible\, Bridges Youth (9 
 min\, 2005\, Kenya / Navajo Nation)\nThe Last Drop\, Steve Rogers (13 mi
 n\, 2006\, BC)\nRejhe\, Carlos Hidlago (4 min\, 2006\, Mexico)\nTu Sudhu
 dih\, Helen Haig-Brown (12 min\, 2003\, BC)\nShe Flows\, Josh Usheroff (
 3 min\, 2006\, QUE)\nSea Song\, Richard Reeves (4 min\, 1999\, BC)\nAqua
 snazz\, Jacob Bauming (2 min\, 2003\, QUE)\nWater\, Water Everywhere?\, 
 Media Analysis Lab\, SFU  (23 min\, 2001\, BC)\nLight as a Feather / Hea
 vy as Lead\, Irene Loughlin (5 min\, 2005\, BC)\nUntitled\, Mike Burnsid
 e (2 min\, 2006\, BC)\nRain is Falling\, Holger Ernst (15 min\, 2005 Ger
 many)\nFish Out of Water\, Lala Rolls (8 min\, 2005\, NZL)\n\nLoops and 
 Installations\n\nAQWAI\, Meg Torwl (Installation\, 2006\, BC)\nFall of W
 ater\, Yun Lam Li (Loop\, 2006\, BC)\nMan. Road. River\, (Loop\, 2004\, 
 Brazil)\n\nMedia Contact:\nSarah Muff\nCineworks Independent Filmmakers 
 Society\nsarahmuff@cineworks.ca\n604-685-3841\n778-288-4654\nhttp://www.
 cineworks.ca\n--------------------------------------------------------\n
 Screeners\nHigh Resolution Stills\nInterviews with curator and filmmaker
 s\n----------------------------------------------------------
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.cineworks.ca
SEQUENCE:3
SUMMARY:Screening - Reflections on Water
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060626T193000
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:1FE817B8-DC2B-4FDA-9B8D-986447485E63
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080509T220000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Chaple Arts P/Arty
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080509T210000
DTSTAMP:20080505T210107Z
LOCATION:Chaple Arts
SEQUENCE:6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100716T173826Z
UID:3FCE9FEE-B335-47CD-B2AD-BFB525B853FF
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20100723T230000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:PDX: Gig: The Need with Bangs and C Average and Thrones 
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20100723T210000
DTSTAMP:20100717T182528Z
LOCATION:Berbati's Pan\n10 SW 3rd Avenue\nPortland\, OR 97204\n503248457
 9\n\n(Doors 8pm)
SEQUENCE:9
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20100116T070000Z
UID:e224981656609@facebook.com
DTSTAMP:20091231T020218Z
LOCATION:Blim\, 197 East 17th Ave\, Vancouver\, BC
DESCRIPTION:First edition of the Quiet City series\, featuring performan
 ces by:\n833-45\nAerosol Constellations\nCoin Gutter\nScant Intone\n\nBe
 nefit concert for CFRO Co-op Radio\nPresented by Soundscape & Panospria\
 n\nhttp://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=224981656609
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=224981656609
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:742
CLASS:PUBLIC
SUMMARY:Quiet City
DTSTART:20100116T040000Z
CREATED:20091231T014956Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100115T210654Z
UID:675211D8-EFE8-4A74-8329-BFA870C0BA41
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20100115T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:coin gutter @ blim
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20100115T200000
DTSTAMP:20100115T210746Z
SEQUENCE:4
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20100323T090000Z
UID:e381071480338@facebook.com
DTSTAMP:20100311T061003Z
LOCATION:ROY G BIV
DESCRIPTION:GET PUMPED UP ON A MONDAY!\n\nCaptain Ahab (LA)\n\n         
      http://www.myspace.com/captainahab\n\nThe Square Root of Evil \n\n 
             http://www.myspace.com/thesquarerootofevil\n\nTIK TIK (LA)\n
 \n             http://www.myspace.com/tikyoutik\n\nBaboon Torture Divisi
 on\n\n             http://www.myspace.com/baboontorturedivision\n\nwith 
 Djs Brad Winter (cpuclub)  and Pussy 4 2 (Johnny Kasiuk)\n\n            
  http://soundcloud.com/braddjwinter\n\n\nWe are very proud to have Capta
 in Ahab up here on tour from LA to play the wildest ever show at ROY G B
 IV on a freakin Monday night! If you haven't heard this group check em o
 ut cause they do an intense performance you don't wanna miss. This is go
 nna be the most entertaining dance party Vancouver has ever seen basical
 ly. \n\nROY G BIV call your friends. \n\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.facebook.com
 /event.php?eid=381071480338
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=381071480338
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:93529
CLASS:PUBLIC
SUMMARY:Captain Ahab\, Square Root of Evil\, Baboon Torture Division\, T
 ik Tik
DTSTART:20100323T043000Z
CREATED:20100310T041114Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:850702F9-3AD8-4B1C-AE20-039AAD8234F8
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071130T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:EMMA HENDRIX AND JULIE GENDRON\ndont\, stop
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071130T180000
DTSTAMP:20071126T045158Z
LOCATION:CSA Space - #5 - 2414 Main Street
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:EMMA HENDRIX AND JULIE GENDRON\ndont\, stop\n\nopening: frid
 ay\, november 30\, 6-9pm\n\nnov 30 - dec 8\, 2007\n\n"don't\, stop" is a
 n installation interface where the basic elements of language\, electric
 ity and design derive meaning out of nothing. Then it repeats itself.\n\
 nJulie Gendron and Emma Hendrix get along and don't often fight when col
 laborating. They like to fill up rooms with fun things to do. Julie hear
 s with her eyes. Emma sees with his ears. When you put the two together\
 , things become slightly apish.\n \nCSA Space\n#5 - 2414 Main Street\nVa
 ncouver\, British Columbia\nV5T 3E2\nwww.csaspace.ca\n\nHours of operati
 on: M-W 10am-8pm\, Th-Sat 10am-9pm\, Sun & hols 11am-7pm.\nSee Pulpficti
 on Books\, 2422 Main Street\, for directions and admission\n\n\n-- \n---
 ----------------\nhttp://www.coingutter.ca\nhttp://www.electrocd.com/cat
 .e/imnt_0310.html\nhttp://www.newmusiccanada.com/genres/artist.cfm?Band_
 Id=7567\nhttp://www.newmusiccanada.com/genres/artist.cfm?Band_Id=10935 
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:F30B5B7C-B893-11DB-8472-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070519T183000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Workshop: VISUAL MEDIA with Pd
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070519T140000
DTSTAMP:20070209T231926Z
LOCATION:VIVO
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Cinema\, video and photography are all visual media. In this
  workshop we will learn how to manipulate the visuals\, recorded or gene
 rated\, and how to make them respond to commands in real-time. To do thi
 s\, we will use visual programming language Pure-Data and GEM\, the “Gra
 phics Environment for Multimedia” library for PD
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:8B75B4D7-2262-11DB-8BC6-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060804T235900
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Salaam Salon
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060804T210000
DTSTAMP:20060802T200816Z
LOCATION:the Memelab\n\n202-1814 Pandora St
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:Salaam Salon\n\nAugust 4th\, 2006\n9pm – \n\nno cover\; dona
 tions accepted\n\nfeaturing\n\nSociety for Public Spontaneity performanc
 e\nILLUSIONS OF SPEED AND/OR GRANDEUR\n\nIn an attempt to stay focused a
 nd grasp the ever-elusive Olympic Dream\, three dry ice figure skaters a
 nd one sound technician will perform skills and routines for your pleasu
 re (and their glory). www.myspace.com/publicspontaneity\n\nMetre sound\n
 SITE SPECIFIC SOUND SERIES 4\n\nContinuing with NTSC's Site Specific Sou
 nd Series\, metre will be capturing audience sounds throughout the night
  - particularily at the refreshements table - and regurgitating them int
 o an event-ending dance party full of digestible goodness. \n\nStu Hughe
 s video\nACID BRAIN\n\nStuart Gregory Hughes is a tall handsome nerd. He
  went to art school to find a girlfriend. He foolishly tried to attract 
 them with ingenious inventions instead of simply dating them. Now he is 
 lonely and works as a janitor like the singer from Belle and Sebastian. 
 He is really speedy with a mop and uses computers to make his art. Stuar
 t's art video is called Acid Brain. Its is like swinging on a rope into 
 a freezing lake\, losing your bathing suit\, realizing you can fly and a
 lso integrate your soul into the energy the universe except it is on TV.
  www.crystalbeard.com \n\nDaniel Fisher installation\nUNTITLED\n\nDaniel
  Fisher has been a resident of Vancouver City for 11 years and finds him
 self influenced by the graffiti culture. He has drawn since he could hol
 d a pencil and cites Richard Scarry as his major child hood influence. C
 ollecting ghetto blasters and painting them with spray paint and paint p
 ens in pop culture themes has become another one of my many past times. 
 I like the bright hopeful colours of the nineteen eighties and find the 
 ghetto blaster the perfect way to display this type of art form. Its dis
 covery\, recovery and refinishing that makes me feel like an antique res
 torer in a world that constantly throws things away.\n\nfeat. \n\nBrothe
 rs Nodd sound\nCARJACKING STOCKHAUSEN\n\nMad & manic electronic duo crea
 te and compile a collage of celluloid exported to cassette. www.lusive.n
 et\n\nMark Dahl performance\nUNTITLED\n\nWhat is between this and its ab
 sence?\n\nBergy sound\nUNTITLED\n\nAnxiously patient floating melodies\n
 \n\nChad Oakenfold installation\nORB GALLERY\n\nA novel space for artist
 s to work in\, at a certain point the image meets itself. The hope is th
 at it will spur new forms of creative thought. Its purpose is utilitaria
 n\, much like a desk is the support for a drawing\, but it is also a pow
 er play. An artist's work is embedded within another. Which is akin to i
 nfrastructure: you own a car but I own the road. www.oakenfold.ca \n\nfe
 at.\n\nTravis Jones visual installation\nMANIFESTATION OF TRANSCENDENCE\
 n\nThose ecstatic reflex reactions of magic flight. A cross cultural ren
 dering of the wanderings our spirits take. Travis Jones was born in a li
 ttle house full of spirits. His foundational understandings were formed 
 by a fortune teller\, a bearer of arcanum\, and a schizophrenic mystic.\
 n\n& \n\nIce Raja (Robert Pederson) sound\nTRUMPET\, TAPE MACHINE\, SPHE
 RE\n\nin the tundra\nin the bear blankets\nwinged wallets\n\n\n\nolo J. 
 Milkman installation\n\nTHE BITTER THINK TOO MUCH OF THEMSELVES\, THOUGH
  THE JADED KNOW BETTER\; WE'RE ALL LOSERS IN A COMPETITIVE CULTURE
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:1FF90567-7405-43B4-9364-E6A1F88B7C2D
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081016T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:talk: Jeanne Randolph\nThe Thrill is Gone
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081016T190000
DTSTAMP:20081016T231814Z
LOCATION:vag
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Public Talk\n\nJeanne Randolph\nThe Thrill is Gone\n\nThursd
 ay\, October 16 at 7pm\nat the Vancouver Art Gallery\n\nJeanne Randolph'
 s copiously illustrated talk\, The Thrill is Gone\, will\nexplore the ir
 onies\, utopian remnants and dilemmas of representation\nrelevant to 21s
 t century feminist art.\n\nSince the publication of Psychoanalysis & Syn
 chronized Swimming in 1991\nDr. Jeanne Randolph has continued to write a
 bout the intertwining of art\nand such major themes as technology\, adve
 rtising\, psychoanalytic theory\,\nthe politics of representation\, and 
 mass-mediated phenomena. Her most\nrecent book Ethics of Luxury: Materia
 lism and Imagination was launches this\nmonth at Artspeak Gallery on Oct
 ober 8th.\n\nFree with Gallery admission.\n\nWACK! Art and the Feminist 
 Revolution\n\nVancouver Art Gallery\n\nOctober 4\, 2008- January 11\, 20
 09\n\nVancouver Art Gallery\n750 Hornby Street Vancouver BC. V6Z 2H7 604
 .662.4700\nwww.vanartgallery.bc.ca\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:BA5E5104-B871-11DA-962A-000D933194E0
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20060408
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:JUDY INSTALL
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20060407
DTSTAMP:20060321T002915Z
LOCATION:SAG
SEQUENCE:1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20110515T230000Z
UID:e103973876354281@facebook.com
DTSTAMP:20110414T205225Z
LOCATION:Granville Strip\, Vancouver\, BC
DESCRIPTION:Why do we need a SlutWalk in Vancouver?\nBecause victim blam
 ing and shaming create a culture that makes excuses for perpetrators of 
 assault.\nBecause calling a woman a slut based on her appearance presupp
 oses that women who dress provocatively are worth less\, and deserve les
 s protection.\nThese two things combined obscure the fact that sexual as
 sault is an equal opportunity offense.\n\nFor more information\, please 
 see our blog posts:\nhttp://slutwalkvancouver.blogspot.com/2011/04/beyon
 d-saanich.html\nhttp://slutwalkvancouver.blogspot.com/2011/04/victim-bla
 ming-retrospective.html\n\nInspired by\, and acting in solidarity with S
 lutWalk Toronto\, SWV shares the mission outlined by the Toronto organiz
 ers: \n\n"In the light of recent comments made by Toronto Police that sa
 id "women should avoid dressing like sluts in order not to be victimized
 " we are uniting with cities across Canada BECAUSE WE'VE HAD ENOUGH!  \n
 \nWe are tired of being oppressed by slut-shaming\; of being judged by o
 ur sexuality and feeling unsafe as a result. Being in charge of our sexu
 al lives should not mean that we are opening ourselves to an expectation
  of violence\, regardless if we participate in sex for pleasure or work.
  No one should equate enjoying sex with attracting sexual assault."\n\nT
 hanks to TO for starting this off. Now it is Vancouver's job to start th
 is conversation on the West Coast!\n\nAll are welcome to join in on the 
 walk!  Please RSVP to this event so we can gauge the size of the Walk. S
 tay tuned for further details on the Walk as they develop.\n\nAnd help s
 pread the word. We look forward to seeing you all.\n\n\n\nNOTE ON FORUM 
 MODERATION:\n\nSlutWalk Vancouver welcomes all productive views\, suppor
 tive or dissenting. However\, we reserve the right to remove any inappro
 priate comments. Messages containing the following content: racism\, bul
 lying and harassment\,m sexual harassment\, sexism\, slander\, homophobi
 a\, suggestions of illegal activity\, advertising or any other commentar
 y deemed offensive to community standards will be deleted from the publi
 c forum. It is of paramount concern that a safe\, productive\, and commu
 nity-oriented environment is maintained. Please respect this space as a 
 forum for thoughtful and intelligent discussion.\n\n\nhttp://www.faceboo
 k.com/event.php?eid=103973876354281
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=103973876354281
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:1125782
CLASS:PUBLIC
SUMMARY:SlutWalk Vancouver 
DTSTART:20110515T200000Z
CREATED:20110401T200923Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080525T150000
UID:FFED8627-F73D-456C-873A-E8BDD810C07C
DTSTAMP:20080521T061304Z
LOCATION:Free - call 604.633.0861 to Reserve\, Meeting Point: Northeast 
 corner of 1st and Fir (near Granville Island)
DESCRIPTION:\nMeeting Point: Northeast corner of 1st and Fir (near Granv
 ille Island)\nBus routes: 4\, 7\, 50\, 84\nNot wheelchair accessible\nAn
  audio and video enhanced soundwalk where participants are invited to im
 agine what was\, is\, and could be lying beyond an old railbed.
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.newmusic.org
SEQUENCE:6
SUMMARY:SndWlk: Found/Roaming the Railbed\nled by Jacky Sawatzky and Chr
 is O’Connor
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080525T140000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:54464AE4-F0E1-11DA-A0A6-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060601T235900
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:MUSIC WASTE 2006 - birdband  w/ kenny roux
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060601T220000
DTSTAMP:20060531T201014Z
LOCATION:PUB 340
SEQUENCE:3
DESCRIPTION:MUSIC WASTE 2006\n\nbirdband  w/ kenny roux\n\nJustin Adam (
  guitar . mic . sampler )\nKenny Roux ( mics . samplers )\n\n+\n\nTime i
 s an Elephant\nPellucid\nBarcelona Chair\n\nPUB 340\n\n( first band goes
  on at around 10pm )\n \n \nwww.musicwaste.ca\nwww.birdband.org\nwww.mys
 pace.com/birdband\nhttp://www.dansiney.com/kennylist.html\n\nif you dont
  want this message\, please let me know\, k\n\n\n
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:4825F0CE-E962-11DA-AC46-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060527T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Concert
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060527T200000
DTSTAMP:20060522T071231Z
LOCATION:SFU Theatre
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Concert\n\nSaturday\, May 27\, 2006\, 20:00 pm\nSFU Theatre\
 n$14/$9 at Ticketmaster\n\nSONGS is an intimate and explosive exploratio
 n into the world of solo and ensemble singing as imagined by SFU faculty
  composers and writers in celebration of Simon Fraser University's 40th 
 Anniversary.\n\nSONGS is an intimate and explosive exploration into the 
 world of solo and ensemble singing as imagined by SFU faculty composers 
 and writers in celebration of Simon Fraser University's 40th Anniversary
 . The program includes recent collaborations by composer David MacIntyre
  and writer Robin Blaser in excepts from their dynamic new song cycle "R
 adio Songs" for a cappella vocal trio. Composer Owen Underhill and the l
 ate Marc Diamond\, writer and librettist\, are featured in excerpts from
  their acclaimed opera "The Star Catalogues". Composer/guitarist Martin 
 Gotfrit offers a raw and edgy solo turn on Diamond's words written short
 ly before Marc's sudden death in 2005. An aria from Barry Truax's electr
 oacoustic opera "The Powers of Two"\; a premiere from composer Arne Eige
 nfeldt on words by writer/filmmaker Colin Browne for mezzo soprano and e
 nsemble\, chamber music by Janet Danielson and other "short surprises" r
 ound out this diverse and engaging evening. Performers include elite Van
 couver singers Siri Olesen\, Melanie Adams and Troy Topnik - all three a
 ssociated for many years with Vancouver's fine vocal ensemble "musica in
 tima". Vancouver piano whiz Marguerite Witvoet\, clarinetist AK Coope an
 d percussion virtuoso Danny Tones bring their extraordinary musicianship
  to this rare\, one-of-a-kind offering of words and music.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20100131T083000Z
UID:e242409457234@facebook.com
DTSTAMP:20100107T203232Z
LOCATION:Antisocial Skateshop 2337 Main St.
DESCRIPTION:Screening of Spacemare\, a sci-fi movie by Jessica Slavik at
  antisocial skateshop\, Vancouver. doors at 8\, movie starts at 9. some 
 beer will be made available\, seats are limited\, so blankets\, mats or 
 thick coats to sit on may be advisable\, as the move is 1 hr 45 min.\n$5
  at door.\n\nhttp://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=242409457234
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=242409457234
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:465
SUMMARY:Spacemare screening Vancouver
DTSTART:20100131T040000Z
CREATED:20100125T011112Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080124T220000
UID:AEF70538-8C02-4901-A630-6C506F18E4FD
DTSTAMP:20080123T013235Z
LOCATION:The University of British Columbia\nMorris and Helen Belkin Art
  Gallery\n1825 Main Mall
DESCRIPTION:Tim Lee\, Alex Morrison\, Isabelle Pauwels\, Kevin Schmidt\,
  Mark Soo\, Corin Sworn\, Althea Thauberger\, Elizabeth Zvonar\n\n18 Jan
 uary - 27 April\, 2008\nOpening reception: Thursday January 24\, 8 to 10
  pm\n\n\nThe University of British Columbia\nMorris and Helen Belkin Art
  Gallery\n1825 Main Mall\, \nVancouver\, BC. V6T-1Z2 \nCanada \nTel: 604
 -822-2759. Fax: 604-822-6689\n\nhttp://www.belkin.ubc.ca\n\nExponential 
 Future features eight young Vancouver artists. The exhibition opens a wi
 ndow on the vitality of contemporary art in this city. Vancouver artists
  continue to be better known in the U.S. and Europe than they are in the
 ir own city. Curators Juan Gaitan and Scott Watson chose artists working
  in different media whose work involved a wide range of issues to give a
 n overview of the new artistic thinking of our time and place. The curat
 ors were interested in works that engaged the complex reality of urban l
 ife at the beginning of the twenty-first century. None of the work has b
 een shown in Vancouver before and much of it is being made for the Belki
 n Gallery exhibition. \n\nAn illustrated catalogue with essays by Juan G
 aitan\, Monika Szewczyk\, and Scott Watson will accompany the exhibition
 .\n\n\nCo-presented with the Vancouver 2010 Cultural Olympiad.\n\nSuppor
 ted by The Audain Foundation and The Canada Council for the Arts.\n\n\nF
 or more information contact Julie Bevan at (604) 822-3640 or fax: (604) 
 822-6689\,julie.bevan@ubc.ca
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.belkin.ubc.ca
SEQUENCE:9
SUMMARY:Opning: EXPONENTIAL FUTURE\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080124T200000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:08FCDAF5-FD22-473E-9B5E-359B3670254E
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080315T123000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Roundtable: Body Spaces - \nGender & Perfromativity
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080315T113000
DTSTAMP:20080306T230711Z
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Gaby Pailer (CENES\, UBC): Citing the Heterosexual Norm Diff
 erently? Applying Butler’s Theory on Gender\, Body\, and Space to a Nove
 l of German Realism (Louise von Francois\, “Die letzte Reckenburgerin”\,
  1871)\nUrsula Baer (CENES\, UBC):\nThe Family-less Body and its Perform
 ative Character\nGuido Schenkel (CENES\, UBC): Corpus Illocutus: Body La
 nguage and Gestures as Speech Acts\nEiichiro Hirata (Humanities and Soci
 al Sciences\, Keio U.\, Japan): The Performative Aspect of Voices in Ku 
 Nauka's "Medea"\nModerator: Sabine Wilke (German Studies\, U of Washingt
 on)
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080124T220000
UID:DD591DE9-5F58-434F-A8F7-7D3D13E5F34F
DTSTAMP:20080123T013235Z
LOCATION:The University of British Columbia\nMorris and Helen Belkin Art
  Gallery\n1825 Main Mall
DESCRIPTION:Tim Lee\, Alex Morrison\, Isabelle Pauwels\, Kevin Schmidt\,
  Mark Soo\, Corin Sworn\, Althea Thauberger\, Elizabeth Zvonar\n\n18 Jan
 uary - 27 April\, 2008\nOpening reception: Thursday January 24\, 8 to 10
  pm\n\n\nThe University of British Columbia\nMorris and Helen Belkin Art
  Gallery\n1825 Main Mall\, \nVancouver\, BC. V6T-1Z2 \nCanada \nTel: 604
 -822-2759. Fax: 604-822-6689\n\nhttp://www.belkin.ubc.ca\n\nExponential 
 Future features eight young Vancouver artists. The exhibition opens a wi
 ndow on the vitality of contemporary art in this city. Vancouver artists
  continue to be better known in the U.S. and Europe than they are in the
 ir own city. Curators Juan Gaitan and Scott Watson chose artists working
  in different media whose work involved a wide range of issues to give a
 n overview of the new artistic thinking of our time and place. The curat
 ors were interested in works that engaged the complex reality of urban l
 ife at the beginning of the twenty-first century. None of the work has b
 een shown in Vancouver before and much of it is being made for the Belki
 n Gallery exhibition. \n\nAn illustrated catalogue with essays by Juan G
 aitan\, Monika Szewczyk\, and Scott Watson will accompany the exhibition
 .\n\n\nCo-presented with the Vancouver 2010 Cultural Olympiad.\n\nSuppor
 ted by The Audain Foundation and The Canada Council for the Arts.\n\n\nF
 or more information contact Julie Bevan at (604) 822-3640 or fax: (604) 
 822-6689\,julie.bevan@ubc.ca
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.belkin.ubc.ca
SEQUENCE:9
SUMMARY:Opning: EXPONENTIAL FUTURE\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080124T200000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:DD79EAA9-E4B3-4B93-B29A-B0487FE989B1
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081106T173000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:A Drink with Marcelo Coelho  -Marcelo Coelho’s work explores how
  technology can refashion commu nication by incorporating computation in
 to common substrates\, mate
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20081106T163000
DTSTAMP:20081104T224417Z
LOCATION:Cat’s Social House  on Granville Island
SEQUENCE:5
DESCRIPTION:Thursday November 6th\nFirst\, we would like to invite you t
 o come with us for a drink at Cat’s Social House on Granville Island thi
 s Thursday\, November 6th\, to meet Marcelo Cohelo\, who is visiting  fr
 om the MIT Media Lab in Cambridge\, USA. Marcelo Coelho’s work explores 
 how technology can refashion communication by incorporating computation 
 into common substrates\, materials and structures. Some of his projects 
 include paper computers\, reactive garments\, flying robots and edible c
 ircuits. Marcelo is giving a talk at Emily Carr starting at 730pm. We wi
 ll meet up when the talk concludes and adjourn to Cat’s. Please join us!
  Questions? (604) 788-2309.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:9896DD60-5815-11DB-873D-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061114T220000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:WorkShop: SLab - SONIC MEDIA 
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20061114T180000
DTSTAMP:20061010T041515Z
LOCATION:Video IN
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:SONIC MEDIA - $200\nInstructor: Mark Brady\nSat. Nov. 11\, f
 rom 2 to 6 PM\nSun. Nov. 12\, from 2 to 6 PM\nTues. Nov. 14\, from 6 to 
 10 PM\n\nFollowing the Visual Media workshop this class will introduce p
 articipants to using Pure-Data with sound. We will work with recorded so
 und and experiment with fabricating sound from scratch from inside the c
 omputer.\nBy the end of this class participants will be able to record a
 nd play back sounds and use commands to transform them in real-time.\n__
 ___________
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20090816T150000
UID:39534C2F-F850-4819-8054-4B1DCD4B8E65
DTSTAMP:20100110T041414Z
LOCATION:45 West Hastings
DESCRIPTION:Date: Sunday\, August 16\, 2009 @ 1-4pm\nVenue: 45 W. Hastin
 gs Street\, one door West of Save on Meats’ neon pig between Carrall & A
 bbott (use alley entrance)\nCost: there is a cost for space rental so do
 nations are welcome!\n\nThis is an open invitation to women and transfol
 k to attend a movement and dance workshop happening on Sunday August 16t
 h in the Vancouver area. We're a couple of women from Edmonton who are c
 urious about the connections between movement and politics and want to o
 pen up space to explore these ideas with others. We've been having conve
 rsations recently with friends and colleagues doing political work and w
 e saw that although there was a lot of interest in adventuring into the 
 world of movement\, folks weren't sure how\, or were terrified of capita
 l-d Dance. We thought we would do something about it.\n\nWhy? Cause bodi
 es matter\, what we do with them matters\, and so where we can adventure
  in them and what we can imagine them to be/do also matters. Cause our b
 odies are the canvases and containers for our histories\, memories\, cre
 ativity\, struggles\, human relationships\, strengths and power. Cause w
 e\, as people doing political work\, need to take good care of our bodie
 s so we can continue doing the vital work we do. Cause most everyone can
  move\, and we think they should have the chance and space to do it\, wi
 thout pressure to perform and without an end goal in mind. Cause movemen
 t is a powerful tool for self-exploration\, expression\, creativity\, re
 sistance\, connection\, communication and collaboration. Cause moving ca
 n help us be better political activists through working on our skills of
  listening\, humility\, negotiation\, assertiveness\, generosity\, insig
 ht and creative sparking.\n\nFor all these reasons and others\, we're of
 fering up this workshop. Think of it as a kind of live experiment. We'll
  be bringing in a bunch of tools and exercises that come from dance\, dr
 ama\, energy work and other body-based practices. We'll work through the
 m and see where they take us. (And at the end\, you'll hopefully have so
 me new tools you can use in your own political work.) We would also like
  to open it up as a skill share of sorts and hear your thoughts\, experi
 ences and reflections on the connections between movement and politics.\
 n\nPlease let us know if you're planning to attend\, or if you have any 
 questions\, by emailing us at sadiekay@gmail.com.\n \n\nhttp://www.faceb
 ook.com/event.php?eid=134062658782
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=134062658782
SEQUENCE:654708
SUMMARY:IF I CAN'T DANCE IT'S NOT MY REVOLUTION!
DTSTART:20090816T120000
CREATED:20090807T181644Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080326T220000
UID:8D0C576B-8A90-4A81-94B6-5E49CFA02009
DTSTAMP:20081107T072834Z
LOCATION:memelab
DESCRIPTION:Wednesdays 8:30-10 pm\n\nher jazz noise collective is an exp
 erimental music network for women in Vancouver. We are determined to hel
 p create an inclusive noise community and supportive space for women to 
 meet and experiment musically. We hope this project will be a catalyst f
 or the formation of more female-based groups in this genre. We are trans
 -inclusive\, please and thank you! No experience or commitment it requir
 ed - just the desire to try... This is not a band\, its the beginning of
  a more radical\, open\, posi-core community invested in dialogue about 
 gender\, power and personal experience. \n\nfor more info about her jazz
  and/or the wednesday jams: herjazznoisecollective@yahoo.ca / 
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.myspace.com/herjazznoisecollective
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:open jam - her jazz noise collective\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080326T203000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:2DBF93F8-DBAF-11DA-84E3-000D933194E0
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.soundsimple.ca/openinputs
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060505T235900
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:[ open / inputs ]
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060505T210000
DTSTAMP:20060505T213144Z
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:there'll be some of the ache-ingly beautiful\, some of the s
 erious dub bass business\, some aqua-deep-pulsing rhythms\, some twisted
  vocal experiments\, and some garunteed smirky hilariousness.\n\nin orde
 r of appearance:\n\nIFFER\nDYSCOTOPIA ( a/v set )\nDJ EMILY CARR ( new y
 ork\, san fran\, london\, singapore\, rodderdam )  TARRAN\nTHE TAILOR ( 
 a/v set )\nHELIX RESONATOR\n\nand taking care of the rest of the visuals
  and environment\,\n\nPRODUCT OF NEGLECT ART COLLECTIVE LTD. featuring O
 LO J. MILKMAN\n\n\nthis friday. may 5th @ soma cafe. main st. & broadway
 . no cover. 9pm sharp\ntil midnight. http://www.soundsimple.ca/openinput
 s
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:E57947C0-0884-11DC-AC6E-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070523T230000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Bjork
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070523T170000
DTSTAMP:20070522T165442Z
SEQUENCE:4
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:7542D9F6-C52E-11DB-AF1F-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070227T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:P. Herbert + Computation Poetics
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070227T190000
DTSTAMP:20070226T001620Z
SEQUENCE:2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:886F6899-4368-11D9-B2C9-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20041202T193000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Kweer
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20041202T183000
DTSTAMP:20041201T071401Z
SEQUENCE:1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:08E81652-7171-44AF-BB66-206670DD2AD7
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071130T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:EMMA HENDRIX AND JULIE GENDRON\ndont\, stop
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071130T180000
DTSTAMP:20071126T045158Z
LOCATION:CSA Space - #5 - 2414 Main Street
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:EMMA HENDRIX AND JULIE GENDRON\ndont\, stop\n\nopening: frid
 ay\, november 30\, 6-9pm\n\nnov 30 - dec 8\, 2007\n\n"don't\, stop" is a
 n installation interface where the basic elements of language\, electric
 ity and design derive meaning out of nothing. Then it repeats itself.\n\
 nJulie Gendron and Emma Hendrix get along and don't often fight when col
 laborating. They like to fill up rooms with fun things to do. Julie hear
 s with her eyes. Emma sees with his ears. When you put the two together\
 , things become slightly apish.\n \nCSA Space\n#5 - 2414 Main Street\nVa
 ncouver\, British Columbia\nV5T 3E2\nwww.csaspace.ca\n\nHours of operati
 on: M-W 10am-8pm\, Th-Sat 10am-9pm\, Sun & hols 11am-7pm.\nSee Pulpficti
 on Books\, 2422 Main Street\, for directions and admission\n\n\n-- \n---
 ----------------\nhttp://www.coingutter.ca\nhttp://www.electrocd.com/cat
 .e/imnt_0310.html\nhttp://www.newmusiccanada.com/genres/artist.cfm?Band_
 Id=7567\nhttp://www.newmusiccanada.com/genres/artist.cfm?Band_Id=10935 
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:7878728C-4B6C-438E-858F-B2BB0C282F68
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080511T060000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:SndWlk: From Dawn to Disk: Wanderings in Orbit
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080511T050000
DTSTAMP:20080510T024648Z
LOCATION:Free - call 604.633.0861 to Reserve
SEQUENCE:3
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.newmusic.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040846Z
UID:64338204-545F-11DC-B136-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070906T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Textile Show
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20070906T180000
DTSTAMP:20070827T053635Z
LOCATION:mooncruise
SEQUENCE:3
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20101009T230028Z
UID:7D497F26-785B-4E35-8222-B8E0E462D56B
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20101009T220000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:CORRIDORS (BROOKLYN\, NY)
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20101009T210000
DTSTAMP:20101009T230054Z
LOCATION:vivo
SEQUENCE:5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:544B9340-9174-49E7-A9F9-D2269F98CF06
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071130T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:EMMA HENDRIX AND JULIE GENDRON\ndont\, stop
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20071130T180000
DTSTAMP:20071126T045158Z
LOCATION:CSA Space - #5 - 2414 Main Street
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:EMMA HENDRIX AND JULIE GENDRON\ndont\, stop\n\nopening: frid
 ay\, november 30\, 6-9pm\n\nnov 30 - dec 8\, 2007\n\n"don't\, stop" is a
 n installation interface where the basic elements of language\, electric
 ity and design derive meaning out of nothing. Then it repeats itself.\n\
 nJulie Gendron and Emma Hendrix get along and don't often fight when col
 laborating. They like to fill up rooms with fun things to do. Julie hear
 s with her eyes. Emma sees with his ears. When you put the two together\
 , things become slightly apish.\n \nCSA Space\n#5 - 2414 Main Street\nVa
 ncouver\, British Columbia\nV5T 3E2\nwww.csaspace.ca\n\nHours of operati
 on: M-W 10am-8pm\, Th-Sat 10am-9pm\, Sun & hols 11am-7pm.\nSee Pulpficti
 on Books\, 2422 Main Street\, for directions and admission\n\n\n-- \n---
 ----------------\nhttp://www.coingutter.ca\nhttp://www.electrocd.com/cat
 .e/imnt_0310.html\nhttp://www.newmusiccanada.com/genres/artist.cfm?Band_
 Id=7567\nhttp://www.newmusiccanada.com/genres/artist.cfm?Band_Id=10935 
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BEGIN:VEVENT
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080124T220000
UID:5EC65690-65AD-49E6-99DC-5BEC4BD981CF
DTSTAMP:20080123T013235Z
LOCATION:The University of British Columbia\nMorris and Helen Belkin Art
  Gallery\n1825 Main Mall
DESCRIPTION:Tim Lee\, Alex Morrison\, Isabelle Pauwels\, Kevin Schmidt\,
  Mark Soo\, Corin Sworn\, Althea Thauberger\, Elizabeth Zvonar\n\n18 Jan
 uary - 27 April\, 2008\nOpening reception: Thursday January 24\, 8 to 10
  pm\n\n\nThe University of British Columbia\nMorris and Helen Belkin Art
  Gallery\n1825 Main Mall\, \nVancouver\, BC. V6T-1Z2 \nCanada \nTel: 604
 -822-2759. Fax: 604-822-6689\n\nhttp://www.belkin.ubc.ca\n\nExponential 
 Future features eight young Vancouver artists. The exhibition opens a wi
 ndow on the vitality of contemporary art in this city. Vancouver artists
  continue to be better known in the U.S. and Europe than they are in the
 ir own city. Curators Juan Gaitan and Scott Watson chose artists working
  in different media whose work involved a wide range of issues to give a
 n overview of the new artistic thinking of our time and place. The curat
 ors were interested in works that engaged the complex reality of urban l
 ife at the beginning of the twenty-first century. None of the work has b
 een shown in Vancouver before and much of it is being made for the Belki
 n Gallery exhibition. \n\nAn illustrated catalogue with essays by Juan G
 aitan\, Monika Szewczyk\, and Scott Watson will accompany the exhibition
 .\n\n\nCo-presented with the Vancouver 2010 Cultural Olympiad.\n\nSuppor
 ted by The Audain Foundation and The Canada Council for the Arts.\n\n\nF
 or more information contact Julie Bevan at (604) 822-3640 or fax: (604) 
 822-6689\,julie.bevan@ubc.ca
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.belkin.ubc.ca
SEQUENCE:9
SUMMARY:Opning: EXPONENTIAL FUTURE\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080124T200000
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:B027183E-3FD9-4F89-8A61-DC924D732E1D
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080809T200000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Super8 Film Festival
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080809T190000
DTSTAMP:20080731T225348Z
LOCATION:VIVO Media Arts Centre 1965 Main St. Vancouver\n
SEQUENCE:1
DESCRIPTION: August 8 + 9 2008\nDoors: 7:00pm\, Screenings: 8:00pm $8\nc
 ineworks.ca / vivomediaarts.com\nMedia Contact: Julie Saragosa 604.779.2
 066\nproject8info@gmail.com myspace.com/project8info
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:DB108A92-00BB-45C9-890C-F1893C09A3F1
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080517T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Eric Powell: sound.garden.scape
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20080517T140000
DTSTAMP:20080516T000819Z
LOCATION:VIVO\, 1965 Main Street
SEQUENCE:4
DESCRIPTION:15 + 16 May 2008 | 7pm – 10 pm\n17 May 2008 | 2 pm – 9pm\; h
 osted soundwalk at 2pm\n\nsound.garden.scape is a soundwalk installation
 . Using portable radios\, soundwalkers can explore an interactive re-pre
 sentation of Vancouver's Gastown.  The artist will be present to host wa
 lks through the installation. Soundwalkers are requested to bring portab
 le FM stereo receivers and earphones. A limited number of radios are ava
 ilable.
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TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20100814T063000Z
UID:e137819242915988@facebook.com
DTSTAMP:20100726T080333Z
LOCATION:Blim\, 115 East Pender\, Vancouver\, BC
DESCRIPTION:Fourth edition of the Quiet City series\, featuring performa
 nces by:\nKristen Roos\nPink Island\nStatic Kitten (from Montreal)\nWork
 er\n\nBenefit concert for CFRO Co-op Radio\nPresented by Soundscape & Pa
 nospria\n\nhttp://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=137819242915988
URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=137819242915988
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:338
CLASS:PUBLIC
SUMMARY:Quiet City
DTSTART:20100814T030000Z
CREATED:20100726T075755Z
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
CREATED:20100110T040845Z
UID:B5EA4142-E239-11DA-919C-000D933194E0
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060512T210000
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY:Instant Coffee: One is Never Enough\nOpens: Friday\, May 12. 8pm
 \nthrough June 10\, 2006\ntuesday to saturday 12-5pm\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20060512T200000
DTSTAMP:20060513T043428Z
SEQUENCE:2
DESCRIPTION:Instant Coffee: One is Never Enough\nOpens: Friday\, May 12.
  8pm\nthrough June 10\, 2006\ntuesday to saturday 12