Brown University’s program in Multimedia and Electronic Music Experiments (MEME), in conjunction with the Department of Modern Culture and Media (MCM), invite you to the first ART TEC Festival of the Arts and Technology in the spectacular new Granoff Center for the Creative Arts. The entire building will be alive with performances, interactive installations and an opening night concert.
The opening night concert will feature Bioluminescence, a duo from New York City with multimedia pioneer Luke DuBois and vocalist Lesley Flanigan. In their performance, DuBois records and rearranges the voice and image of Flanigan to shape an immersive environment of video and sound. DuBois is a composer, artist and performer, and the co-author of Jitter, a popular software package for real-time video processing.
Joining him on the program will be Betsey Biggs, an artist, composer and visiting Mellon Fellow who will perform Parallel Lives, a theatrical work for flute/actor/dancer, video projection and electronics featuring flute player and “new music luminary” Margaret Lancaster.
(Saturday’s multiple events will be listed/described separately.)
8pm, Bioluminescence, free and open to the public, Thursday, May 5, Granoff Center, 154 Angell Street, 401.863.3234