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Perpetual Motion | Ghosts in the Machines User Submitted

When: Sat., Sept. 17, 8 p.m. 2016
Email: anna@grayarea.org
Price: $10 Presale / $15 Day of Show / $20 at the Door
grayarea.org/event/perpetual-motion-ghosts-machines
Http://grayarea.org/event/perpetual-motion-ghosts-machines/ The largest convergence of international, multi-generational performance cinema practitioners ever assembled in the San Francisco Bay Area. A series devoted almost exclusively to live experiential artworks exploring the analog basics of cinema—“goes electric” for one night only with works exploring the attractive/repulsive allure of the electronic signal, the contrasts between performance space and virtual space, as well as intermedia collision and fusion. Artists: Scott Arford - http://www.7hz.org/ Michael A. Morris - http://www.michaelalexandermorris.com/ Le Révélateur - http://www.lerevelateur.org/
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