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love dwells, only in the skull | Valentine’s Day Performance and Fundraiser
Marilyn Lerner (Montréal) & Daniel Lapp (Victoira)
Monday, February 14, 2005, 9pm
Doors open at 8:30pm, music begins at 9pm
Admission - $35 solo, $50 pair

On Monday, February 14 th Open Space will welcome renowned pianist Marilyn
Lerner and especial local musician Daniel Lapp (trumpet, violin), for two solo
performances and one dancing duet. This Valentine’s Day performance will also be
a primo Open Space fundraising event, raising funds for a grand piano to add to
our dynamic New Music program. Tickets for this priceless event will be sold at
$35 for a solo entrance, and $50 for a duet entrance; tickets can be purchased at
Open Space, A&B Sound, and Ditch Records. Included with the purchase of the
ticket will be a host sushi bar, heaps of chocolate, and one complementary (raffle)
ticket for the Skull & Love prizes. The evening’s raffle will consist of various Skull
& Love prizes, such as: a hotel-room for one steamy night, omnifarious art pieces,
and a one-of-a-kind skull chalice. Do not miss out on this fabulous Valentines Day affair
... on a night like this anything can happen.

 

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Flora and Fauna from the Growing Sea of Engines
Scott Evans, Emi Honda, Jordan McKenzie (Victoria)
February 11 - March 12, 2005
Artists’ Talk - Saturday, February 12, Noon
Closing Party - Saturday, March 5, 8pm

Flora & Fauna from the Growing Sea of Engines media release .pdf

In the words of McKenzie, ‘We try to affect the viewer by involving all of the senses: creating a mood, a time, and a place that exists only in that room. This work attempts to blur the lines between the real and the unreal. The viewer experiences this contrived reality for a period of time, explores it at will, and is left to draw his or her own conclusions.’

 

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INTERACTIVE FUTURES 05: Technology in the Life World
Feb. 4-6, 2005

Download the Interactive Futures Schedule in PDF format

INTERACTIVE FUTURES is a forum for showing recent tendencies in new media art as well as a conference for exploring issues related to technology. The theme of this year’s event is Technology in the Life World. Within this broad thematic Interactive Futures 05 will explore particular issues related to two sub-themes, Digital Nomadism and Technology and Ethics.

Julie Andreyev & Steve Gibson (co-curators)