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Exclusive Performance: Kaoss Etudes by Nate Boyce User Submitted

When: Fri., Oct. 13, 7-8 p.m. 2017
Email: press@famsf.org
Price: $8 Members; $10 Non-Members
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Join us on Friday, October 13th, as we host the US premiere of the newest multimedia performance work from San-Francisco-based artist Nate Boyce. 'Kaoss Etudes' functions like an index of various modes of image and sound production and their perceptual effects as they operate along aesthetic spectrums. Building off of the form of the etude as a limited and focused study, Boyce crafts a series of audiovisual vignettes that explore psychoacoustics and experiment with visual perception.

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