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VENUES:
The
Stone
Ave C and 2nd Street
New York, NY 10009
A New Artists' Space in
the East Village,
The Stone is a dedicated performance space
for the
EXPERIMENTAL and AVANT-GARDE.
the
improvisor festival opens at the Stone on August 1, 2010, with the
festival reunion of founding
veterans of the A.M.I.C.A. Bunker, celebrating
the improvisor's 30 years.
http://www.thestonenyc.com
BARKING
LEGS,
1307 Dodds Ave. Chattanooga TN 37404
http://www.barkinglegs.org
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Barking
Legs is one of the hot spots for
diversity and creativity in Chattanooga, Tennessee. CoPAC (or Contemporary
Performing Arts of Chattanooga) is its' nonprofit organization dedicated to
supporting the work
of contemporary performing artists in the Southeast as
well as outside of the region, presenting work that challenges the barriers
that inhibit new growth, and exploration and that pushes outside the
prescribed boundaries of the performing arts. A small theater that hosts a
Pilates studio, creative dance, contemporary music, bluegrass, rents to and
sponsors other arts groups, also maintains outreach programs, arts projects,
and classes. Centrally located near the heart of downtown, Barking Legs has
been actively involved with free improvisation since it's long history of
bringing innovative performances to Chattanooga
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The Bottletree Music Cafe
3719 3rd
Avenue South,
Birmingham, Alabama 35222
http://thebottletree.com
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Swish green cafe, healthy menu Lunch
& Dinner served Tuesday - Saturday 11am til 9 pm Bar
menu 'til close Sunday brunch 11am til 3pm specializes in
the new music/weird bands/electronica/folk/media/improvisation. A great
hide-away for music. What could be more exciting that the appearance of Col. Bruce Hampton with the
Shaking Ray Levi's on our "Dixie
Fried Southern Weirdness" night, Friday the 13th of August!
$15 ticketed
Children's Dance
Foundation
Community Arts Center
1715 27th Ct. S.
Homewood, AL 35209
http://www.childrensdancefoundation
Children's Dance Foundation (CDF) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit
organization founded in 1975. Our programs celebrate
the creative
spirit and potential in all of us. CDF is grounded by the belief
that dance is a powerful and profound experience for all ages and
abilities. Our mission is to provide comprehensive dance education
for all, enriching the spirit, enlivening the imagination, and
celebrating community.
Cine'
234 West Hancock Avenue
Athens, GA 30601
http://athenscine.com
Ciné
screens a
variety of intriguing films from a broad spectrum of countries and
cultures. the program at Ciné in Athens is much like those of
European art house theaters and selected art venues in the United
States. Most importantly; Ciné has its own personality through
carefully selected films by movie savvy individuals and as a place
for Athens film lovers to meet and exchange their views. Cine' is
also the scene of alternative music and events. The Ciné building at
Athens' West Hancock Avenue, housed -from the 1940's on a post
office extension, a car showroom, and most recently the Snow Tire
Company Recap Plant. The outside of the barrel roofed, yellow brick
box has been renovated, the historic tin ceiling preserved, and the
rest of the empty inside transformed into a modern, industrial
space. The well known "Old Snow Tire" building, with its ideal
downtown location and its ample 10,000 square feet foot print, has
been converted into a new, lively, and stimulating gathering space
for Athenians.
EYEDRUM
290 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive
Atlanta, GA 30312
http://www.eyedrum.org
Established in 1998,
Eyedrum is a non-profit organization developing an interdisciplinary
approach to the arts by incorporating a wide range of contemporary
art, music and new media in its gallery space.
Through frequent performances, Eyedrum promotes music of all
genres. The monthly "Improvisation Night" is dedicated to the
exploration/experimentation of music and sound.
Pepper
Place
(festival
headquarters)
2901 2nd Ave. South
Birmingham, AL 35233
http://www.pepperplace.net
Birmingham's design and
entertainment destination in the historic Lakeview District houses
shops, galleries,
a coffee
house, a Winery, restaurants, a garden, the Farmer's Market and now,
Pepper Place is
the improvisor festival headquarters!
Check out the schedule
for what's happening during the week and at keynote weekend events!
Concerts, Workshops, interactive events, music & spoken word,
at New Forest Contemplative Center,
The
Farmer's Market hosts our
Children's Workshop Series,
accoustic & electronic music at the Red Cat, and featuring the
Spaceship Saturn Sun Ra Tribute at
The Winery! Enjoy our select commemorative
the improvisor
wine series, from Wills
Creek Vineyards, and plan on
getting yourself (and the kids) on down to the Pepper Place
often!
Artist Recordings, improvisor caps, posters, programs and
shirts on sale at the improvisor Headquarters!
WorkPlay
500 23rd Street South
Birmingham, AL 35233
http://www.workplay.com
Dynamic and state
of the art audio, concert hall acoustics, lighting and expandable
multi-tiered cabaret style seating, WorkPlay is the
performance space unrivaled in the Southeast. More than just a music
venue WorkPlay has showcased poetry slams, live theater, comedy,
independent films, and improv! If it can be staged, it's been
at WorkPlay!
the improvisor festival stages
its grand opening "Magic City Meltdown"
in Birmingham,
Alabama at WorkPlay! A showcase of performances, beginning at 7:00
featuring tribal fusion bellydance, actors, musicians, wheelchair
dance, and body sculptures opening for improvisational
superstars Henry Kaiser, Andrea Centazzo,
Chris Cochrane, Ut Gret,
Gino Robair, Killick, Davey Williams, LaDonna Smith,
Matt Kimbrell, and others...
$15 (ticketed)
Bare
Hands Gallery
109 21st St. South
Birmingham, AL 35233
http://www.barehandsgallery.org
BARE
HANDS, a 501(c)(3) non-profit alternative space
for the exhibition of contemporary art works in all media, unique in its focus
on Birmingham area artists presents work by both emerging and established
Birmingham and regional artists. It strives to educate the public about the
cultural importance of contemporary art and artists in Alabama. Through
exhibitions, performances, arts education, and community outreach BARE HANDS is
one of the most vital of the grass roots galleries in town.
Grey Gables
115 Moody Street
Montevallo, AL 35115
Site of concerts & soire's, previous generation AC
Temple, hybrids, home of Them Natives, entice & invite foreigners and locals to
present shows of the most vibratory weirdness, Southerners have seen running
naked outside of music. Sneak preview of the improvisor festival,
July 29
Satellite Concert
at Grey Gables in Montevallo, Alabama. With
Pony Bones (Atlanta, GA) free-form death blues; Yakuza Dance Mob
(Birmingham) party noise; Jefferson Mayday (Columbia, SC) free jazz
drumming; Gashy (Atlanta, GA) unconscious balladeer; Cedro Danado
(Montevallo) southern gothicetry/minimalism; Karst (Montevallo) quiet
one-woman fiddle and found object percussions;
Tea Time with Flaura (Montevallo) tea kettle performance and singing..what's
to miss?
North Midtown Arts Center
121 Millsaps Avenue
Jackson, Mississippi
347-209-5595
Wayward
Music
In the Chapel
Performance Space on the fourth floor of the Good Shepherd Center
4649 Sunnyside Ave. N.
Seattle, WA 98103
http://waywardmusic.blogspot.com
Nonsequitur
and a consortium of affiliated organizations and
artists present this concert series
of adventurous/"experimental" music ten
times per month in the gorgeous
Chapel Performance Space at the
Good Shepherd Center:
modern & contemporary classical,
out jazz & improvisation, electronic/computer music, ambient, minimalism, sound
art, microtonality, phonography, sound poetry, and other unlikely hybrids.
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