17 Ways to Promote Your Arts Event
Mary Haller , David Freilach
Tue Jan 16, 12:30-02:00pm, E15-283a
No limit but advance sign up required (see contact below)
Signup by: 12-Jan-2001
Single session event
Looking for ways to gain visibility for your MIT-related cultural event? This seminar will give you tips and ideas for getting publicity and attracting audiences to your exhibition, concert, play, reading, or other arts event. Find out how the Office of the Arts can help!
Contact: Mary Haller, E15-205, x3-4006, haller@media.mit.edu
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Arnold Dreyblatt: Lectures and Concert
Arnold Dreyblatt
No enrollment limit, no advance sign up
Participants welcome at individual sessions (series)
Two public lectures on January 9 and 23, followed by a concert on January 31.
Contact: Maureen Costello, E15-205, x3-4004, costello@MEDIA.MIT.EDU
Arnold Dreyblatt Discusses Acoustics, Intonation and His Music!
Arnold Dreyblatt
Tue Jan 9, 07-09:30pm, N52, Endicott World Music Room
Arnold Dreyblatt Discusses the Memory Projects
Arnold Dreyblatt
Tue Jan 23, 07-09:30pm, N52, Endicott World Music Room
Concert: From Dreyblatt to Gamelan
Arnold Dreyblatt, Evan Ziporyn
Arnold Dreyblatt and Evan Ziporyn and others in a performance for enhanced instrumentation. Additional Surprise Artists!
Wed Jan 31, 07-10:00pm, TBA
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From Hamburg to Bali and Back! Arnold Dreyblatt, Composer and Visual Installation
Arnold Dreyblatt
Mon-Wed, Fri, Jan 8, 10, 12, 22, 24, 26, 29-30, 06-09:00pm, N52, Endicott World Music Room
Enrollment limited: advance sign up required (see contact below)
Participants requested to attend all sessions (non-series)
Prereq: Permission of Instructor, Prof. Evan Ziporyn, Music section
This series of powerful and in-depth workshops will cover the following areas: basic acoustic theory of hearing and sound production, trans-cultural musical instrument development, tuning systems, musical instrument building and sound installation, experimental/minimal music.
Contact: Prof. Evan Ziporyn, x2-2302, ez@media.mit.edu
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Nature in Technology
Diane Willow
Wed Jan 17, 03-06:00pm, E15-135 (1st mtg), Ongoing time TBD
Enrollment limited: advance sign up required (see contact below)
Limited to 10 participants.
Participants welcome at individual sessions (series)
Prereq: Life experience, interest in making things
Using the MIT campus as our site, participants will work with Artist in Residence Diane Willow, sculptor of SEAt, to research and make a series of ephemeral, multi-sensory art objects and installations. This is an invitation to explore our personal and cultural conceptions of nature and the relationship of nature and technology. Each session will focus on artistic investigations of natural materials and processes and creative explorations with technology. Past examples of the artist's work involving wind, leaves, crickets, sensors, waves, fans, and timelapse video will introduce new mediums of expression and upcoming projects.
PARTICIPANTS WELCOME AT INDIVIDUAL SESSIONS OR FULL SERIES OF 3 INSTALLATIONS. ATTEND FIRST MEETING IN E15-135; SCHEDULE OF SESSIONS AND FUTURE MEETING SITES TBD WITH PARTICIPANTS.
Web: http://http:www.media.mit.edu/~willow/
Contact: Diane Willow, x3-6739, willow@media.mit.edu
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