Current 2.0 Event Saturday
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DREAM OF A NEW FUTURE
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TYGAPAW (Fake Accent, NYC)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqJ-uyEHvWE
https://www.mixcloud.com/.../fake-accent-with-tygapaw.../
Tygapaw is a multi-disciplined producer and DJ based in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Her Jamaican ancestry and upbringing fused with her 13 years living in New York City have influenced a music style she dubs “Sultry Club.” She incorporates sexy 90’s R&B sounds with futuristic vibes and intricate melodies that are as much for the club as they are for a chill kiki at your home girls crib. She is the curator behind “Fake Accent,” a monthly queer club night that has featured DJ’s such as Rizzla, False Witness, JX Canon, HD, Mursi Layne and more, and also the co-curator behind the queer Caribbean party series and creative platform, “SHOTTAS NYC.”
SWAN MEAT (PERMALNK, Bala Club, Doom Trip Records / US, DE)
https://soundcloud.com/swanmeat
“Looking to move away from the hypercompressed aesthetics of much contemporary electronic music, SWAN MEAT delves into their classical music background and is one of the artists currently helping to expand just what ‘club music’ is and can be.” (MusicMap / SHAPE Platform)
OURI (MTL)
https://boilerroom.tv/recording/ouri
Ouri is an electronic producer, DJ and multi-instrumentalist. Her training in piano, harp and cello are what primarily influence her shape-shifting relationships with melody and bass. Her 2015 release Maze is a provocative experience of vivid, entrancing dance music.
GOO (VAN / MEX)
https://soundcloud.com/goo-689383889
Goo is an experimental thriller-electronic project, with a focus on drone, noise and latinxamerican spectral diasporic influences. Goo, also known as Max Ammo, is an audiovisual artist and self taught musician from Mexico City, they currently work as an animator in Vancouver BC.
LILIOP (Intersessions)
VISUALS:
EMMA TOMIC
Emma Tomic uses hand built analog electronic video synthesizers to create a cascading waterfall of colours and patterns. Come surf the retro futuristic landscape.
KYINSKIES
https://www.instagram.com/kyinskies/
Kyla Yin is an interdisciplinary illustrator and designer from Vancouver, BC. Her work is inspired by urban underground music scenes, the occult as well as her mixed eurasian heritage.
ZANDI DANDIZETTE
As an interdisciplinary new media artist, Zandi Dandizette likens their medium as space. Zandi aims to explore discourse around identity in relationship to colour, queerness,gender, shape, and line in accordance with immersive interactions via the binary, liminality, and fractal existence. Zandi most notably creates projection paintings, curates, and immersive installations.
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EVENT BY DONATION.
RSVP: https://current2018.eventbrite.ca
Part of Current: Feminist Electronic Art Symposium 2.0
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CURRENT is a multidisciplinary, intersectional, music and electronic art symposium working with women and non-binary artists in Vancouver, BC and beyond. This second iteration will take place July 25th-29th in Vancouver and will feature music and art showcases as well as workshops, panels, and youth mentorships.
The goal of this symposium is to foster and disseminate feminist content through the cross-pollination of ideas, and intergenerational knowledge sharing. By offering free, public, all ages panels and accessible workshops, we wish to cultivate growth within the local community, and create a more equal landscape within the growing Electronic Arts ecology.
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We acknowledge that CURRENT: Feminist Electronic Art Symposium is located in Vancouver on unceded Indigenous land belonging to the Coast Salish peoples, including the territories of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations on whose territory we work, live and play.
We thank the Province of British Columbia,
City of Vancouver - Cultural Services
, Creative BC, and The Foundation Assisting Canadian Talent On Recordings (FACTOR) for funding this initiative.
We also thank our 2018 partners B.W.S.S.: Battered Women's Support Services Association, Chapel Sound, Contrast Collective, Diversity: Arts Music & Entertainment, Elastic Collective, Emily Carr University of Art + Design, FIELD Contemporary, GENA, Girls Rock Camp Vancouver, Good Night Out Vancouver, Intersessions, Moniker Press, New Forms Media Society, the NFB, Nimbus School of Recording & Media, NuZi Collective, Subculture at Creative Coworkers, Sound Girls, TUF, the Vancouver Art Book Fair, VIVO Media Arts Centre and the Warehouse at Eastside Studios for supporting this initiative.
This initiative is supported by: Aurora Cannabis, Merchant Advance Capital and Red Bull
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