Happy new year, all you fine artists.
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I haven't been there yet but it looks interesting:
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Some pretty awesome shows coming up in the Seattle area. Sadly I will have to miss Hell's Bellows (gonna be in LA...) - a four piece accordion band - if you love accordion this is the most awesome quartet ever, if you hate accordion this is an absolute nightmare. Of course I'm partial to Ivory in Ice World... Ken Jacobson's instruments are often beautifully crafted and often sound just as beautiful, or they are crudely crafted and delightfully uncontrollable. And Scott's music is pretty. Begin forwarded message: > From: scott adams < <at> gmail.com> > Date: January 6, 2010 12:35:28 PM PST > To: Scott Adams < <at> gmail.com> > Subject: Four shows! > > Hello all, > Four very diverse shows coming up. Very exciting! Here's a brief > description of each, more details below. Hope to see you! > 1. Friday, January 15th Hell's Bellows (accordion quartet) and > Steven Arntson (solo concertina) > 2. Saturday, February 6th Ivory in Ice World (opening for) Awesome > and Library Science > 3. Saturday, February 13th an evening with the music and > instruments built by Ken Jacobson > 4. Thursday, February 18th songwriters! birds may bite, Susan > Harper, and Alicia Healy > Friday, January 15th 9PM > Hell's Bellows www.myspace.com/faqx4 and Steven Arntson www.stevenarntson.info/ > > Café Racer > 5828 Roosevelt Way Northeast > Seattle, WA 98105 > (206) 523-5282 > No cover > > Saturday, February 6th 9pm > > Ivory In Ice World w/ Awesome and Library Science > > Chop Suey > 1325 E. Madison > Seattle, 98122 > $8adv/$10day of show > > Saturday, February 13th 8pm > > the music and instruments of Ken Jacobson – > > at the New Moon Salon > Fandrich Piano Studio > 1513 14th Ave (14th between Pine and Pike) > Seattle, WA 98122 > Donation > > All music will be performed on string and percussion instruments > designed and built by Ken Jacobson. Most of these instruments use > microtonal intervals in tempered and non-tempered scales (12 tone > equal temperament with select quartertones, and just intonation) > > Performers will include Scott Adams, Stephen Parris, and Ken Jacobson. > > Ken Jacobson is a multi-instrumentalist and luthier. He has been > building instruments since 1996 and has been part of Seattle's music > community since 2001. Ken currently works for Dusty Strings in > Seattle building folk harps and hammered dulcimers. He also > maintains a shop at home where he designs and builds a variety of > acoustic and electric instruments. > Ken can be found performing around the Seattle area playing drums/ > percussion, electric bass, touch guitar, electronics, and his own > instrument creations. > > www.myspace.com/kenjacobson > > > Thursday February 18th, 9pm > An evening with songwriters: birds may bite, Susan Harper, and > Alicia Healy > birds may bite www.birdsmaybite.com > Susan Harper www.susanharper.com > Alicia Healy www.aliciahealey.com > Conor Byrne Pub > 5140 Ballard Ave. NW > Seattle, WA 98107 > Cover $6? > > > > -- > Scott Adams > www.birdsmaybite.com -*-*--**---***-----*****--------******** Harvard & Roy Arts Council list options: http://grauwald.com/mailman/listinfo/hrac_grauwald.com -*-*--**---***-----*****--------******** -*-*--**---***-----***** -*-*--**---*** -*-*--** -*-* -*
this show will feature only the beautifully crafted.
Some pretty awesome shows coming up in the Seattle area.
Sadly I will have to miss Hell's Bellows (gonna be in LA...) - a four piece accordion band - if you love accordion this is the most awesome quartet ever, if you hate accordion this is an absolute nightmare.
Of course I'm partial to Ivory in Ice World...
Ken Jacobson's instruments are often beautifully crafted and often sound just as beautiful, or they are crudely crafted and delightfully uncontrollable.
And Scott's music is pretty.
Begin forwarded message:From: scott adams < <at> gmail.com>
Date: January 6, 2010 12:35:28 PM PST
To: Scott Adams < <at> gmail.com>
Subject: Four shows!
Hello all,
Four very diverse shows coming up. Very exciting! Here's a brief description of each, more details below. Hope to see you!
1. Friday, January 15th Hell's Bellows (accordion quartet) and Steven Arntson (solo concertina)
2. Saturday, February 6th Ivory in Ice World (opening for) Awesome and Library Science
3. Saturday, February 13th an evening with the music and instruments built by Ken Jacobson
4. Thursday, February 18th songwriters! birds may bite, Susan Harper, and Alicia Healy
Friday, January 15th 9PM
Hell's Bellows www.myspace.com/faqx4 and Steven Arntson www.stevenarntson.info/
Café Racer
5828 Roosevelt Way Northeast
Seattle, WA 98105
(206) 523-5282
No cover
Saturday, February 6th 9pm
Ivory In Ice World w/ Awesome and Library Science
Chop Suey
1325 E. Madison
Seattle, 98122
$8adv/$10day of show
Saturday, February 13th 8pm
the music and instruments of Ken Jacobson –
at the New Moon Salon
Fandrich Piano Studio
1513 14th Ave (14th between Pine and Pike)
Seattle, WA 98122
Donation
All music will be performed on string and percussion instruments designed and built by Ken Jacobson. Most of these instruments use microtonal intervals in tempered and non-tempered scales (12 tone equal temperament with select quartertones, and just intonation)
Performers will include Scott Adams, Stephen Parris, and Ken Jacobson.
Ken Jacobson is a multi-instrumentalist and luthier. He has been building instruments since 1996 and has been part of Seattle's music community since 2001. Ken currently works for Dusty Strings in Seattle building folk harps and hammered dulcimers. He also maintains a shop at home where he designs and builds a variety of acoustic and electric instruments.
Ken can be found performing around the Seattle area playing drums/percussion, electric bass, touch guitar, electronics, and his own instrument creations.
www.myspace.com/kenjacobson
Thursday February 18th, 9pm
An evening with songwriters: birds may bite, Susan Harper, and Alicia Healy
birds may bite www.birdsmaybite.com
Susan Harper www.susanharper.com
Alicia Healy www.aliciahealey.com
Conor Byrne Pub
5140 Ballard Ave. NW
Seattle, WA 98107
Cover $6?
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www.birdsmaybite.com
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Cairo as a gallery is no longer, but the space will continue in a direction of retail, music, and studio. More information coming soon, but for now please visit our website for a more detailed explanation:
http://www.cairocollectionseattle.com
Thanks
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507 E Mercer St
Seattle, WA
Open Saturday and Sunday 12-6 pm
206.453.4077
http://cairocollectionseattle.com
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From: Eldan Goldenberg <eldang-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>Date: January 21, 2010 6:54:19 PM PSTTo: dorkbotsea-announce <at> dorkbot.org, Dorkbot-sea Blabber for dorkbot-sea <dorkbotsea-blabber <at> dorkbot.org>Subject: [dorkbotsea-announce] Coming soon: stability for Dorkbot-Seattle!........................................................................With the beginning of the new decade, dorkbot-sea is happy to restart our series of monthly meetings.As per tradition, we will be meeting on the first Wednesday of the month, from 7:00 - 10:00 pm, beginning in February. Thanks to the support of the UW's Division of Design, in the School of Art, we'll be able to use a space on campus for the meetings. (We are grateful to Professor Karen Cheng for this generous offer.)Here is the schedule of themes for these meetings:• February 3rd: Fab Lab: An evening of speakers about and hopefully a demonstration of the DIY fabrication technologies that have recently become accessible to all dorks, even those on tight budgets.• March 3rd: Kit Night: Learn about soldering and basic electronics with a choice of simple kits and some experienced electronics tinkerers to help you out.
• April 7th: Education: Speakers sharing experience about running educational events.
• May 5th: DIY Biology: Technology hacking is old school! Learn about the possibilities now open for hacking biotech and genomics.Once we finalize the arrangements for the venue and our speakers, we'll send out more detailed information.Keep an eye on http://dorkbot.org/dorkbotsea/ and twitter user <at> dorkbotsea for more info, and watch for a brand new website to be launched there in the near future.
.........dorkbot: people doing strange things with electricity..........
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WEDNESDAY: 7 pm, $5
Alaskas
Amir Coyle (s.f.)
Sissisters (s.f.)
Big Dogs
THURSDAY: 7 pm, $5
Big Spider's Back
Tiny Light
White Buffalo Black Madonna
COME! retail store open 7 days a week, 12-7, vintage, local clothing accessories, housewares, "stuff". check it out.
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507 E Mercer St
Seattle, WA
Open Saturday and Sunday 12-6 pm
206.453.4077
http://cairocollectionseattle.com
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Howdy Y'all, I'll be teaching a course in Processing this March (the programming language, not the post-traumatic psychology technique). Take a look, if you always wanted to program but don't know where to start this is the course for you!: http://www.911media.org/education/classes/processing-beginning.html Processing: Beginning Programming for Creatives Instructor: Joseph Gray 4 Tuesdays: March 16 - April 6; 6:30 - 9:30 PM Members Price: $275 Non Members Price: $335 This course is designed for creative thinkers who are interested in expressing their ideas through code or creating custom software tools. The course focuses on Processing, a coding language developed specifically for artistic applications. It is easy to learn for non- programmers yet powerful enough for seasoned programmers to rapidly develop concepts. Processing has the added benefit of being a free and open source tool that is used by a large and very active community of creative minds internationally. Learning Processing begins with very simple ideas like drawing basic geometry and colors on screen, but can expand in many directions ranging from physical interfaces to complex networked applications. http://processing.org This course includes the text "Learning Processing" by Daniel Shiffman. Register early to ensure your copy on the first day. Class limit: 8. -*-*--**---***-----*****--------******** Harvard & Roy Arts Council list options: http://grauwald.com/mailman/listinfo/hrac_grauwald.com -*-*--**---***-----*****--------******** -*-*--**---***-----***** -*-*--**---*** -*-*--** -*-* -*
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