Via Netlabels Noises:
dist 017 aless – i’mmobile
NTT060 .at/on + v4w.enko – Pack
laridae052 aAirial – le fil du temps
rb083 Off Land – Anniversary EP
Cronica049 Ran Slavin – The Mediterranean Drift
FbL003 adam williams & leonardo rosado – take this longing
Out now or coming from Editions Mego:
DeMEGO O14C Stephen O’Malley: Cocon & Oiseau de Nuit Cassette
eMEGO 107 Mark McGuire: Living With Yourself CD
eMEGO 104X Antony | Fennesz: Returnal 7″
eMEGO 106 Cindytalk: Up Here In The Clouds CD
DeMEGO 011V BJ Nilsen & Stilluppsteypa: Space Finale 2LP
From DMG:
Konk Pack! Don Cherry & Latif Khan! Kris Davis Trio! Lindsey Horner! Dave Liebman & John Abercrombie: Contact! Ralph Alessi! Asphalt Orchestra!
Dolphy/Lewis Sextet of Orchestra USA! More from Francisco Mora Catlett! Conrad Schnitzler! Michael Hurley LP!
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Downtown Music Gallery FREE In-Store Performance Schedule Continues with:
Sunday, August 8th at 6pm:
The Serious Duo Featuring:
STEVE SWELL on Trombone!
JAMES ILGENFRITZ on Contrabass!Sunday, August 15th at 6pm:
XANDER NAYLOR!Sunday, August 22nd at 6pm:
6pm – RAS MOSHE’s Music Now! Featuring:
RAS MOSHE/KYOKO KITAMURA/ANDERS NILSSON/REUT REGEV/FRANCOIS GRILLOT!
7pm – LORENZO SANGUEDOLCE & MICHAEL BISIO!
Great Sax & Bass Duo with a Fine LP on NoBusiness!Sunday, August 29th at 6pm:
BRIAN ALLEN – Trombone from Texas!
COREY FOGEL – Drums from L.A.!Sunday, September 12th at 6pm:
THE SERIOUS TRIO Featuring:
STEVE SWELL – Trombone!
GARRISON FEWELL – Guitar!
ANDREW RAFFO DEWAR – Sax!Sunday, September 26th at 6pm:
BLURBOXER featuring:
GL DIANA on Sitar & Live Electronics!
LISA DOWLING on Double Bass!Sunday, October 3rd at 6pm:
BEN STAPP- Tuba / KENNY WARREN – Trumpet!
DUSTIN CARLSON – Guitar / JUAN PABLO CARLETTI – Drums!******
ALSO, at Bowery Poetry Club:
DMG 2Oth ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION!
Sunday, September 19th at 6pm, featuring:
RAOUL BJORKENHEIM & MORGAN AGREN with Special Guest – BILL LASWELL!
From Art Daily:
Video artist, performer and composer Nam June Paik (1932-2006) was one of the most innovative artists of the 20th century and is widely considered to be the first video artist. From 17 December 2010 – 13 March 2011 Tate Liverpool, in collaboration with FACT (Foundation for Art and Creative Technology), presents the first major retrospective of Paik’s work in the UK. Displaying works from all phases of his career, many shown in the UK for the first time, the exhibition traces the artist’s avant-garde and experimental spirit.
Born in South Korea, Paik began his career as a composer in Japan and Germany, later developing an interest in electronic art and avant-garde movements including the Fluxus group. Influenced by and working alongside artists such as John Cage, Joseph Beuys and Karlheinz Stockhausen, his early years in Germany proved to be a formative experience for his practice. Paik continued his experiments in performance and video art after moving to New York in 1964. His collaboration with cellist Charlotte Moorman was particularly significant in the context of the New York avant-garde.
