Artists' Television Access presents a phantasmic spectacle in
The ATA Electric Revival
Year-end party and benefit
Friday, December 7, 2007
8PM-Midnight
992 Valencia Street, San Francisco
$10-50 admission (sliding scale)
Join us for a night of magic and mystery at the ATA Electric Revival year-end party, as we invoke the wild spirit of invention and channel dreams and delusions from the ether through various forms of technology...
In the main gallery:
DayV Jones, videollusionist extraordinaire, dazzles the house with images from his moving picture trove
DJX-1138, the Bay Area's only all-analog sci-fi DJ, electrifies the atmosphere with his collection of far out tunes
Lee Montgomery, founder of Neighborhood Public Radio, conjures old spectres in a new video installation, from the project "Broadcast Version"
Downstairs in the inner sanctum:
Craig Baldwin, legendary mad cinema scientist, shares celluloid gems from the Other Cinema archive in his subterranean laboratory
Low Speed Duplicating, free-spirited Japanese sound duo, beckon spirits from the earth with savage and sublime psychedelic noise
Catering provided by Lunch-In. Food and beverage also provided by Rainbow Grocery Cooperative and Firestone Brewery.
NEW ATA MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM: Join ATA as a member and receive exciting gifts, including the 2007 DVD and CD compilations, T-shirts, wall calendars and access to members-only benefits throughout 2008. Consider a gift membership for a budding experimental artist for the holidays. Find out more: www.atasite.org/donate/
The ATA Electric Revival
Year-end party and benefit
Friday, December 7, 2007
8PM-Midnight
992 Valencia Street, San Francisco
$10-50 admission (sliding scale)
Join us for a night of magic and mystery at the ATA Electric Revival year-end party, as we invoke the wild spirit of invention and channel dreams and delusions from the ether through various forms of technology...
In the main gallery:
DayV Jones, videollusionist extraordinaire, dazzles the house with images from his moving picture trove
DJX-1138, the Bay Area's only all-analog sci-fi DJ, electrifies the atmosphere with his collection of far out tunes
Lee Montgomery, founder of Neighborhood Public Radio, conjures old spectres in a new video installation, from the project "Broadcast Version"
Downstairs in the inner sanctum:
Craig Baldwin, legendary mad cinema scientist, shares celluloid gems from the Other Cinema archive in his subterranean laboratory
Low Speed Duplicating, free-spirited Japanese sound duo, beckon spirits from the earth with savage and sublime psychedelic noise
Catering provided by Lunch-In. Food and beverage also provided by Rainbow Grocery Cooperative and Firestone Brewery.
NEW ATA MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM: Join ATA as a member and receive exciting gifts, including the 2007 DVD and CD compilations, T-shirts, wall calendars and access to members-only benefits throughout 2008. Consider a gift membership for a budding experimental artist for the holidays. Find out more: www.atasite.org/donate/
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