WHPK’s “Pictures and Sounds”
@ Experimental Station
6100 S Blackstone Ave, Chicago, IL 60637
Opening Friday, March 8th, from 6PM - 9PM
WHPK’s long-running Pictures and Sounds showcase of experimental music combined with visuals comes to Experimental Station and features prominent artists from Chicago’s free jazz/improvised music scene.
Norman Long will read excerpts from Ida B. Well’s “The Reason Why The Colored American is not in the World’s Columbian Exhibition” over a live mix of field recordings from Jackson Park, 63rd St. Beach, and just outside of Experimental Station!
Angel Bat Dawid will bring her band, the Brothahood, featuring Adam Zanolini on bass, fellow Participatory Music Coalition regulars Norman Long on electronics and Xris Espinoza on reeds, Julian Otis on vocals, Isaiah Collier on drums, and Le Givens.
Marvin Tate will debut an original stop-motion animation of his relief sculptures set to his music, followed by his spoken word and anything else he wants to share with us.
Artist/filmmaker Jonathan Woods will live-mix film and video for each of the performances. The evening will culminate with a jam between each of the musicians and the audience to one of Jonathan’s films.
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