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Scenes from Handmade Music

Last weekend at Culturefix in NYC, enterprising music makers gathered for another Handmade Music event. If you missed out on the phototheremin soldering workshop or any of the performances, check out Peter Kirn's full report over at Create Digital Music. Photosets from Peter Kirn and Joe Saavedra.
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Street Anatomy group show in Chicago

Opening at the International Museum of Surgical Science in Chicago on Friday:
STREET ANATOMY - a group exhibition focusing on representations of human anatomy in contemporary art and pop culture
On view will be works that incorporate anatomical imagery in a variety of mediums, including painted skateboards, street art, and cast dark chocolate, by artists from across the US and abroad, as well as a photo gallery of anatomical tattoos.
The exhibition will feature nine artists representative of the label-defying figures involved with this movement:
STREET ANATOMY
September 3 – November 19
Opening Reception Friday, September 3, 5-9 pm
International Museum of Surgical Science
1524 North Lake Shore Drive Chicago, IL
MakerFaire RI 2010 – photos!


My friend Johngineer took some great photos of Maker Faire Rhode Island this past weekend, enjoy!

But wait, there's more! Photos from Brian Jepson as well!
Handmade Music in NYC 8/29


Announcing another Handmade Music, this Sunday 8/29!
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Culturefix, 9 Clinton St., New York, NY 10002
Sunday, August 29
Open Party Event 7-9:30pFREE
Handmade Music is a community get-together, Science Fair, noise-making happening, and party for people making things that make music. We return to NYC on Sunday, August 29 at 7p. Our new Manhattan home is Culturefix, a new electronics boutique, gallery, and tapas bar on the Lower East Side. This month, we welcome a classically-trained guitar duo using their instruments to play games, an original string-modeling instrument, a sonic dodecahedron sculpture (really), artists using game chips, and more. Last-minute creations are always welcome.
Lineup:
- Modal Kombat, clasically-trained guitarists playing video games like Pong and Mario Kart
- Smomid, an original, guitar-like modeled instrument
- Neurohedron, a nonlinear sequencer and dodecahedronal sculpture that plays modal music
- Chip music assembled by Pulsewave NYC, including Square Wail (Seattle), DaPantz, Kris Keyser, and AdamGetsAwesome playing Game Boys and other handheld instruments for "fat beats with old timey melodies" and "dance-punk"
- Scenes from Handmade Music Brooklyn 3/8/10
- Scenes from the last Handmade Music
- More video from the last Handmade Music