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Feminism/Disability/Embodiment/Poetics

03/20/2010 2:00 pm
03/20/2010 4:00 pm
America/Los Angeles

Feminism/Disability/Embodiment/Poetics

a reading/performance/improvisation with
Denise Leto, Amber DiPietra, Eleni Stecopoulos and Petra Kuppers

 Saturday, March 20
Berkeley, 2-4pm, Subterranean Arthouse

2179 Bancroft Way

Berkeley CA 94704

(between Shattuck and Fulton) 

Event co-sponsored by the Subterranean Arthouse, the Institute of  

Research on Women and Gender (University of Michigan), and the  

Disability Studies Program, University of California, Berkeley.

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    • Report : Kim Hoerbe on Pauline Oliveros and the Archive

    Kim Hoerbe’s talk on “Pauline Oliveros and the Archive” was the occasion for an excellent Nonsite event that took place on Sunday afternoon, 2/21/10, at the collective’s provisional South of Market digs, Nicole Hollis’s design studio.

    Hoerbe is visiting from Berlin, and his research is located at the intersection of music and philosophy. He’s currently writing about Oliveros’s work with experimental electronic music in the 1960s, and his research has brought him to Mills College, which is the location of the Center for Contemporary Music (CCM). (Oliveros was the first director of the Mills Tape Music Center after the San Francisco Tape Music Center migrated to Mills with a Rockefeller Grant in the Summer of 1966, only to become the CCM several years later under the direction of Robert Ashley.)

    Hoerbe had barely introduced his talk when the group began voicing a range of questions, all of which seemed to dovetail beautifully with Hoerbe’s own intentions, concerns, and ideas.

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    • EE Miller | Facilitate This! | Sat., Feb. 27

    Join us Saturday, February 27th at Get Lost Books (1825 Market St., SF) for an evening of collective imagining! Artist EE Miller brings "Facilitate This!" to San Francisco, a multimedia group investigation into the "meeting" as the landing site of our fears and fantasies about collective possibilities. Facilitate This! specifically considers representations of group behavior in queer imagination and history through film screenings, presentations, and conversation.

     

    Festivities begin at 7:30 pm. Don't miss this crucial discussion!

     

    Michael

     

    PS. And click here to view (and print) our late winter events calendar!

     

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    • Kim Hoerbe on Pauline Oliveros // Feb. Meeting // TRY! benefit

    Dear all:

     

    Please join us on Sunday, February 21st for a full day of exciting events! Our afternoon will begin at 1 pm at Nicole Hollis' studio (935 Natoma Street) for a short Nonsite Collective general meeting before Kim Hoerbe's talk on Pauline Oliveros. These meetings are always lively, and always, always, always open to an interested public! 

     

    After the meeting, at 2 pm, we are pleased to welcome visiting scholar, Kim Hoerbe, who will present his research on Pauline Oliveros and the Archive.

     

    And finally, after Kim's talk we will Collective-ly head to the East Bay to attend the TRY! benefit at 21 Grand at 6pm, hosted by editors David Brazil and Sara Larsen.

     

    How often can you do so much on a Sunday afternoon-! With three opportunities for brain-tingling excitment, you have no excuse to stay home!

     

    All best,

    Michael Cross

     

     

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    • Iain Boal on "Reinventing the Commons" @ Studio for Urban Projects (SF) - 2/17

    02/17/2010 7:00 pm
    America/Los Angeles

     http://www.studioforurbanprojects.org/storefront/calendar/?event_id=769

    (rsvp requested)

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    • NONSITE || February general meeting plus Kim Hoerbe, "Pauline Oliveros and the Archive"

    02/21/2010 2:00 pm
    02/21/2010 4:30 pm
    America/Los Angeles

    At February's general meeting (moved to the third Sunday to accommodate our busy spring event schedule), the Nonsite Collective will host a special presentation and discussion.

    Kim Hoerbe, visiting from Berlin, will discuss recent archival research on Pauline Oliveros's electronic music from the 1960s, focusing on the tension between event and work. Hoerbe's project locates traces of Oliveros's material practices, leading to a discussion of the place of performance and the musical object in the archive.

    Location TBA -- check this space in coming days for a venue.

    [Those who would like to participate in Nonsite's usual monthly planning meeting are invited to arrive 1 hour early; we'll get through any new business in short order and leave the 2-4:30 meeting time open for Kim Hoerbe and the ensuing discussion].
     

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    • NONSITE || EE Miller, "Facilitate This!"

    02/27/2010 7:30 pm
    02/27/2010 9:30 pm
    America/Los Angeles

    Join EE Miller and guests Anna Joy Springer and Miranda Mellis for film screenings, readings/presentations, participatory exercises, and a discussion interrogating the sites, cultures, pragmatics, and critical dimensions of "the meeting" in oppositional political and cultural formations, with particular focus on queer meeting culture.

    The workbook page associated with the event will house texts and other resources to help participants prepare, and will also serve as a hub for online discussion following the event.

    This event will take place at:

    Get Lost Travel Books
    1825 Market Street (corner of Pearl, and between Duboce and Octavia)
    San Francisco
    close to Duboce and Church St. MUNI stations
    and the Van Ness BART station
     

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    • Some Bay Area events of note this week

    Wed 1/27: Trisha Brown exhibit opening/talk/performance at Mills

    Thur 1/28: Recipes for Encounters at SoEx

    Fri 1/29: Anne McGuire & WetGate at BAM

    Sat 1/30 afternoon: Yvonne Rainer workshop & talk at Mills

    Sat 1/30 eve: Cedar Sigo & Brenda Coultas at SPT

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    • January Nonsite Collective General Meeting

    Greetings Friends:

    The holidays were quiet around these parts as we battled colds and entertained family, but we are back with a bang in the new year, preparing for a number of events in the next few months, including talks/performances/discussions with Alphonso Lingis, Kyle Schlesinger, Jonathan Skinner, amongst others.

    We'll gather on Sunday, January 31st at 4:00 pm to touch base about these upcoming events and to deal with other Nonsite business including website renovations and our plans to curate a number of visual art events in 2010. 

    We'd love to have all interested parties, especially if it's your first time!

    Here are the details:
    January Nonsite General Meeting  4:00 pm | Sunday, 1/31
    at Rob Halpern and Lee Azus's home in the Mission (San Francisco) [email for directions].

    We'll most certainly continue the conversation over dinner, so if you'd like to stay and join us for a meal, please bring a dish to share.

    If you have questions about directions or other business, or would simply like to chat, you can email myself or Rob Halpern at the following addresses:

    rob [dot] halpern [AT] gmail [dot] com
    michaelthomascross [AT] hotmail [dot] com

    Hope to see you there!

    Michael Cross

     

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    • Nov./Dec. Nonsite General Meeting

    Greetings!

    We would like to invite all interested parties to join us for the Nonsite Collective's November/December general meeting on Sunday, December 13th at 4:00 pm. Given the general chaos around holiday plans, we've decided to hold a single meeting to round out this year's business. It's certainly been super productive around these parts, and we'd like to draw 2009 to a close by discussing the recently submitted Alternative Exposure grant, recent activities of interest (including events by Chris Nagler, Marcus Civin, and Morris Berman), and future plans for the new year. We had a nice full room of bright and beautiful people last month, and we'd like to see even more new faces; if you've yet to join us for the general meeting, please stop by and see what we're up to (and feel free to email me with any questions or concerns)!

    Here are the details:
    Nov/Dec Nonsite General Meeting  4:00 pm     | Sunday, 12/13
    at Rob Halpern and Lee Azus's home in the Mission (San Francisco) [email for directions].

    Additionally, please bring a dish or beverage to share, as we will certainly
    continue the conversation in the form of a potluck meal.

    If you have questions about directions or other business, or would simply like to chat, you can email myself or Rob Halpern at the following addresses:

    rob [dot] halpern [AT] gmail [dot] com
    michaelthomascross [AT] hotmail [dot] com

    Hope to see you there!

    Michael Cross

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