Silence CALendar

Saturday 14 September • 12-7:30pm
Sunday 15 September • 1-6pm

We Made This (With Love) is a participatory, candy-inspired installation by Germaine Liu and Mark Zurawinski, and an extension of a project called “We Made This With Love” originally commissioned by Music Gallery (October 2023). The installation will feature a sounding candy buffet, a buffet where found objects are played, a cozy hang, and audio-visual sound art collages featuring pleasurable interactions with tactile exchanges of candy, grains, objects, instruments, and the body. We hope you can come over and activate the space.  And most importantly, we hope you love it!

We Made This (With Love) is a durational piece, free and open to the public to drop by.

Saturday 14 September • 12-7:30pm
Sunday 15 September • 1-6pm

We Made This (With Love) is a participatory, candy-inspired installation by Germaine Liu and Mark Zurawinski, and an extension of a project called “We Made This With Love” originally commissioned by Music Gallery (October 2023). The installation will feature a sounding candy buffet, a buffet where found objects are played, a cozy hang, and audio-visual sound art collages featuring pleasurable interactions with tactile exchanges of candy, grains, objects, instruments, and the body. We hope you can come over and activate the space.  And most importantly, we hope you love it!

We Made This (With Love) is a durational piece, free and open to the public to drop by. 

Doors 7pm
Show 7:30pm
$20/PWYC

We’re really looking forward to this show in September at Silence with our Celtic music friends Travel-worn! Mark your calendars! Doors open at 7, show begins at 7:30 pm.

Doors 7:30pm

$20/PWYC

8pm

The Visionists are:

Friendly Rich voices & samples
Nichol S. Robertson, guitar
Christine Duncan, voices & Theremin

w/ special opening performance by Herdwürst

8pm

$15/PWYC - BUY TICKETS

ARENAS

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HIS DEATH WAS RED

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StillWaves