Area 2881
2881 23rd Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
Curator: Carl Pisaturo
Area 2881 is a micro-museum of functioning electomechanical, robotic and light art. The works in the permanent collection are designed and crafted by Carl Pisaturo. For more information visit http://www.carlpisaturo.com
PATHOS-on-HARRISON
2754 Harrison btwn 23rd and 24th.
Curators: DAVID KUBRIN, JEFFREY ALPHONSUS MOONEY and JORGE MOLINA/ on exilio
8:30 Introduction
8:45 Alfonzo Texidor, poetry
9:00 Fred Adler piano and John Smalley vocals.
Songs of Garcia Lorca, Guastavino and Adler.
9:30 Autumn:
Autumn Turley-violin, Eugene Merker-guitar, vocals and madness.
Anthony Yousko - musical saw. / 10:05 David Kubrin poetry
10:15 Alejandro Murguia, poetry.
10:15 Alejandro Chavez, singer songwriter, Raul Vargas, percussion.
10:45 Jeffrey Alphonsus. Mooney
Studio 24
2857 24th St @ Bryant
Curator: Galería de la Raza
7:00 to 8:00pm "Jean Claude" who plays Indegineous Music through his drum for his tribe back home 8:00 to 9:30pm "Ben ThompsonBen Thompson and Aaron Harbour", two electronic musicians creating sounds and atmospheres that will push you into another reality. Dubstep? Disco? Ambient? Their music transcends the restrictions of time and place.
Red Poppy Art House
Curator: Fatimata Vetu
2698 folsom st @ 23rd.
8 to 8:20 VishnusSecret
Aimee Page, Trey Donovan, Bob Burn & James Garrison
Some call it baroque-pop, others call it narcoleptic punk; at once ecstatic and operatic, but darkly reflective and full of melancholy, Vishnu's Secret defies most attempts at classification. (www.vishnussecret.com)
8:35 to 8:55 Francisco Ferrer (de DF Mexico) y Juan Cuba ( de Lima Perú)
Música del corazón para el mundo.
9:10 to 9:30 Piano and Violin Repertoir: Damian Nunez & Cyril Kouznetsov
(www.myspace.com/trovadordeSF) (www.myspace.com/electonicreality)
9:35 to 9:50 Ballet Folklórico de México with María Luna y Jesús Cortés
10:00 to 10:20 Diana Gameros
Is an Indi, World, Latin, Folk performer singer/songwriter. Diana’s music ranges from traditional mexican styles of playing to latin pop/bossa nova rhythms. Music and cultures from around the world have inspired Diana to sing and write in different languages (spanish, english and french).
www.myspace.com/dianagameros
10:35 to 10:55 Yacouba Diarra
Ngoni player and singer from Burkina Fasso West Africa.
Yacouba Diarra plays his Fatofoli = crazy music in Bambara
11:10 to 11:30 Mamacoatl
TANGOS CON XILE with Damian Nunez on Piano
Barrio Funkstress, Songstress, community organizer, single Mother, Poet, Healer, Scholar. You can find her blessing city corners with copal in hand, drummers, feathers y toda la cosa, or you can catch some of that border-crossing lingo live and in spanglish on KPFA. MamaCoAtl is a case study; avid researcher of the dynamics of emancipation, she explores sound, ritual, cultural activism as power sources for public health. (www.myspace.com/mamacoatlmusic)
Millions Fishes
Curator: Frank Colozzo
6:00pm - 10:30pm
A casually curated convergence of beats, visual art, libation and jovial gathering together. Tea service by Tealchemy. Cocktails served by donation. Music and Art by Million Fishes, Axis, Pastor of Muppets, and more in the moment expressions welcome! Bring something to read/ share. Feel free to paint faces, draw, get to know somebody, play the banjo, do card tricks, bring a snack to share. All donations benifit Million Fishes Art Collective.
Come experience "Reckon", a collaboration between Dance and Music, Performers include Darya Chernova, Mara Poliak, & Abigail Wick (dancers), and Will McLntyre, Aaron Wacks, & Sergey Yashenko (musicians)
The Vine Intervention
1256 treat (@ 25th st.)
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Classical revolution
Empanadas, courtesy of the Empanada Lady
Kaleidoscope free speech zone
3109 24th st @ folsom next door to philz coffee.
Curator: Sara Powell
9:00 - 12:00 pm Chamber and improv jam of Classical Revolution
-Visual art of Chelsea Will
Cafe La Boheme
3318 24th St
8:00 "Vanessa Valencia" who is an Acoustic Singer Songwriter with smooth easy listening music and lyircs filled with soul 8:45 "Electra Blackheart" who is a Spiritual Hip Hop Poet whose words touch your soul 9:30 "The Loaf" which is a one act play dipicting a drug controlled society in the near future.
Casa de los sentidos
2649 Folsom @ 23rd Street
Curator: Luis Vasquez-Gomez
Pago a la Tierra, a celebration of friendship, art, love and community,
Art Installations, Music, Dance and Poetry.
7:30 Altar Building
8:00 Pago a la Tierra, Community Ceremony
8:25 Tony Kiser, Sounds from the entrails of the Earth
8:45 Mamacoatl, Singer/composer, Songs for Pacha Mama
9:00 Claudia Sanchez, On the Wall of my Dreams Performance
9:15 Leaf Tine, Music, An abstract soundscape / sound journeys to the underbrain
9:35 Miracles of the Earth, Surprise appearance by a local band
10:05 Adriana Sanchez Colombian Soul, Dance, Arousing Mother Earth
La Casa de los Senidos, formerly El Garaje de la Folsom, has been participating in MAPP since its beginning, six years ago. This evening we extend our thanks to all those artists, volunteers, friends and public that have participated throughout the years in our venue.
The Box Factory
865 Florida St. #1, Between 20th and 21st
Curator: *bernadette*
7:00 pm - 12:00 am
Tim Hingston
Michael Strandjord
Vanessa Marnewecke
Jarrod Cluck
Hannah Quevedo
Sun Rise Cafe
3126 24th St
6:00 pm -10:00 pm
Curator: Albita
Musica de conciencia / Barrio Jam con Ernesto Jimenez, Edwin Flores, Fidel Herrera, Andres Lozano, Enrique Luna y Rosamunda Ayala.
Maison Blue House
2548 Folsom Street between 22st and 21st
Curator: George Brais / Ytaelena Lopez
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
7:30 Joan Cerqueiro (singer-songwriter)
8:00 Tony Bravo (reading of his novel “The Best of Anything”)
8:30 Theresa Dickinson (dance)
9:00 Eric Marshall (bossanova jazz group)
Visual art of Marcel Corao (photography of Brazil)
Rosie's Cheeks Garage
The N.I.C.E. Project: Saif Ali, Jayaranjan Anthonypillai, Jen Banta, Daniel Baron, Todd T. Brown, Noemi Castro, Sandhya Kumar, Melita Morales, Katya Zorina Paintings by Jeff Musser/ sound scores and recordings by Jenn Karson/ photographs by Naciem Nikhah and Saif Ali/and multi-media installation by Magda Stanova./ Interactive art installation of Ytaelena Lopez
PERFORMANCE
6:15- Open discussion on the idea of sustainability and what it means at the level of art, ecology, culture, communities and social justice.
For more information, please check out www.redpoppyarthouse.org
8pm - Word & Violin (Sir Lanka/Ireland): Pireeni Sundaralingam and Colm O'Riain
8:44pm - Hip-Hop Theater/Story Telling: Nicole Klaymoon
9:31pm - New Directions of Nefasha: Warr/Kerbiel/Brown/Radhakrishnan
10:16pm - Premasoul Duo (US/India): Sheela Bringi & Clinton Patterson
11:02pm - Classical Indian Music on Veena: Dushyant Viswanathan
Friday, October 2, 2009
Sunday, September 20, 2009
Updated Invitation: MAPP meeting @ Mon Sep 21 7pm – 9pm (alrevez.mapperos@blogger.com)
Details for the following event have changed:
MAPP meeting
Mon Sep 21 7pm – 9pm
(Timezone: Pacific Time)
2754 Harrison btwn 23rd and 24th., San Francisco, CA (map)
Calendar: alrevez.mapperos@blogger.com
Owner/Creator: ytaelena@gmail.com
Other attendees: 69 people
Hi mapperos!
This is the list of the musician availables:
(Some of the musician maybe are already included in the program of some venues. My advise is JUST TRY, SEND THEM AN EMAIL directly)
1- Ben Thompson ben.thompson.j@gmail.com
I play electronic music live using my laptop and software. It borders on experimental but is dance music and it would be fun to get a little dance party going. Also if there is anyone who would want to collaborate and do some visuals that would be really cool too. The idea would be to play for an hour or so and create a fun musical environment where people can come a dance, listen to new music, and meet new people. Ultimately have a good time. You can check stuff out www.alfredfredo.com Cool and Thanks!
2- Shadows on the Water steve.garcia@exel.com
Experimental rock ensemble with influences from many different genres.
3- Tony Kiser predidjitall@sbcglobal.net
I am a solo didjeridu artist. I play didj on an acoustic level as well as amplified. I incorperate a digital effects pedal in my music. I am a very percusive player but also able to create some very interesting dynamics in ambient spaces with the use of effects. I work with and colaberate with world drummers and guitarists. I also perform with a few singer song writers so I would also be able to come as a collective of artists as well I belong to a belly dance troupe as a musician so could possibly perform on that level also. I have a my space where a few examples of my music can be heard also a brief bio as well as pictures of some of my performances can be viewed. I would be more than happy to perform in any of the venues you have available.
4- Jean Claude jcrhi@yahoo.com
All Love Production will play passionate Indeginous Music from his tribe back home.
5- Vanessa Valencia vdvmusx@att.net
Smooth and easy to listen, calm and collective, acoustic, with deep lyrics, and lots of soul!
6- Sandra Dolores Swanfeldt sandradolores27@gmail.com
I am solo acoustic guitar, folk/pop. Depending on how much time I have to prepare, and which date I would be performing, I can bring in another player to sit in with me. But I can also play solo acoustic. Either way I can support my own sound, but if there is a sound system already set up, that would be helpful. I can go either way. I have my own equipment.
7- leaf Tine leaf@baymoon.com
Softly Spoken, a participatory ritual incorporating new media, video, soundscape, and performance. Two main artists and as many participants as choose to join. Features a an interactive video feedback loop filtered via computer. The show in its entirety is described in "Contextualizing "Softly Spoken" at www.leaftine.com I will only need space and electricity. I have all other equipment. I do however request that I be able to darken the space to near or total darkness.
If any of the artist that I cited have venue or are not planning to participate in the next MAPP (October 3), let me know.
At last, remember that tomorrow we have a meeting at David's house (2754 Harrison btwn 23rd and 24th., San Francisco, CA) at 7pm.
The head of the next meeting will be Kaoru and George. Please remember to submit your proposal (even if is not so much detailed) at this link:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?hl=en&formkey=clhpRlZjSnZKYWJnQ2xWUUktYlY3RkE6MA..
See you!
Ytaelena
(and Kaoru, George, Jorge, and all MAPEROS)
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Updated Invitation: MAPP meeting @ Weekly at 7pm on Monday (alrevez.mapperos@blogger.com)
Details for the following event have changed:
MAPP meeting
Weekly at 7pm on Monday
(Timezone: Pacific Time)
2754 Harrison btwn 23rd and 24th., San Francisco, CA (map)
Calendar: alrevez.mapperos@blogger.com
Owner/Creator: ytaelena@gmail.com
Other attendees: 67 people
Hi mapperos!
This is the list of the musician availables:
(Some of the musician maybe are already included in the program of some venues. My advise is JUST TRY, SEND THEM AN EMAIL directly)
1- Ben Thompson ben.thompson.j@gmail.com
I play electronic music live using my laptop and software. It borders on experimental but is dance music and it would be fun to get a little dance party going. Also if there is anyone who would want to collaborate and do some visuals that would be really cool too. The idea would be to play for an hour or so and create a fun musical environment where people can come a dance, listen to new music, and meet new people. Ultimately have a good time. You can check stuff out www.alfredfredo.com Cool and Thanks!
2- Shadows on the Water steve.garcia@exel.com
Experimental rock ensemble with influences from many different genres.
3- Tony Kiser predidjitall@sbcglobal.net
I am a solo didjeridu artist. I play didj on an acoustic level as well as amplified. I incorperate a digital effects pedal in my music. I am a very percusive player but also able to create some very interesting dynamics in ambient spaces with the use of effects. I work with and colaberate with world drummers and guitarists. I also perform with a few singer song writers so I would also be able to come as a collective of artists as well I belong to a belly dance troupe as a musician so could possibly perform on that level also. I have a my space where a few examples of my music can be heard also a brief bio as well as pictures of some of my performances can be viewed. I would be more than happy to perform in any of the venues you have available.
4- Jean Claude jcrhi@yahoo.com
All Love Production will play passionate Indeginous Music from his tribe back home.
5- Vanessa Valencia vdvmusx@att.net
Smooth and easy to listen, calm and collective, acoustic, with deep lyrics, and lots of soul!
6- Sandra Dolores Swanfeldt sandradolores27@gmail.com
I am solo acoustic guitar, folk/pop. Depending on how much time I have to prepare, and which date I would be performing, I can bring in another player to sit in with me. But I can also play solo acoustic. Either way I can support my own sound, but if there is a sound system already set up, that would be helpful. I can go either way. I have my own equipment.
7- leaf Tine leaf@baymoon.com
Softly Spoken, a participatory ritual incorporating new media, video, soundscape, and performance. Two main artists and as many participants as choose to join. Features a an interactive video feedback loop filtered via computer. The show in its entirety is described in "Contextualizing "Softly Spoken" at www.leaftine.com I will only need space and electricity. I have all other equipment. I do however request that I be able to darken the space to near or total darkness.
If any of the artist that I cited have venue or are not planning to participate in the next MAPP (October 3), let me know.
At last, remember that tomorrow we have a meeting at David's house (2754 Harrison btwn 23rd and 24th., San Francisco, CA) at 7pm.
The head of the next meeting will be Kaoru and George. Please remember to submit your proposal (even if is not so much detailed) at this link:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?hl=en&formkey=clhpRlZjSnZKYWJnQ2xWUUktYlY3RkE6MA..
See you!
Ytaelena
(and Kaoru, George, Jorge, and all MAPEROS)
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Updated Invitation: MAPP meeting @ Mon Aug 31 7pm – 9pm (alrevez.mapperos@blogger.com)
Details for the following event have changed:
MAPP meeting
Mon Aug 31 7pm – 9pm
(Timezone: Pacific Time)
2754 Harrison btwn 23rd and 24th., San Francisco, CA (map)
Calendar: alrevez.mapperos@blogger.com
Owner/Creator: ytaelena@gmail.com
Other attendees: 66 people
Hi mapperos!
This is the list of the musician availables:
(Some of the musician maybe are already included in the program of some venues. My advise is JUST TRY, SEND THEM AN EMAIL directly)
1- Ben Thompson ben.thompson.j@gmail.com
I play electronic music live using my laptop and software. It borders on experimental but is dance music and it would be fun to get a little dance party going. Also if there is anyone who would want to collaborate and do some visuals that would be really cool too. The idea would be to play for an hour or so and create a fun musical environment where people can come a dance, listen to new music, and meet new people. Ultimately have a good time. You can check stuff out www.alfredfredo.com Cool and Thanks!
2- Shadows on the Water steve.garcia@exel.com
Experimental rock ensemble with influences from many different genres.
3- Tony Kiser predidjitall@sbcglobal.net
I am a solo didjeridu artist. I play didj on an acoustic level as well as amplified. I incorperate a digital effects pedal in my music. I am a very percusive player but also able to create some very interesting dynamics in ambient spaces with the use of effects. I work with and colaberate with world drummers and guitarists. I also perform with a few singer song writers so I would also be able to come as a collective of artists as well I belong to a belly dance troupe as a musician so could possibly perform on that level also. I have a my space where a few examples of my music can be heard also a brief bio as well as pictures of some of my performances can be viewed. I would be more than happy to perform in any of the venues you have available.
4- Jean Claude jcrhi@yahoo.com
All Love Production will play passionate Indeginous Music from his tribe back home.
5- Vanessa Valencia vdvmusx@att.net
Smooth and easy to listen, calm and collective, acoustic, with deep lyrics, and lots of soul!
6- Sandra Dolores Swanfeldt sandradolores27@gmail.com
I am solo acoustic guitar, folk/pop. Depending on how much time I have to prepare, and which date I would be performing, I can bring in another player to sit in with me. But I can also play solo acoustic. Either way I can support my own sound, but if there is a sound system already set up, that would be helpful. I can go either way. I have my own equipment.
7- leaf Tine leaf@baymoon.com
Softly Spoken, a participatory ritual incorporating new media, video, soundscape, and performance. Two main artists and as many participants as choose to join. Features a an interactive video feedback loop filtered via computer. The show in its entirety is described in "Contextualizing "Softly Spoken" at www.leaftine.com I will only need space and electricity. I have all other equipment. I do however request that I be able to darken the space to near or total darkness.
If any of the artist that I cited have venue or are not planning to participate in the next MAPP (October 3), let me know.
At last, remember that tomorrow we have a meeting at David's house (2754 Harrison btwn 23rd and 24th., San Francisco, CA) at 7pm.
The head of the next meeting will be Kaoru and George. Please remember to submit your proposal (even if is not so much detailed) at this link:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?hl=en&formkey=clhpRlZjSnZKYWJnQ2xWUUktYlY3RkE6MA..
See you!
Ytaelena
(and Kaoru, George, Jorge, and all MAPEROS)
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Updated Invitation: MAPP meeting @ Mon Sep 28 7pm – 9pm (alrevez.mapperos@blogger.com)
Details for the following event have changed:
MAPP meeting
Mon Sep 28 7pm – 9pm
(Timezone: Pacific Time)
2754 Harrison btwn 23rd and 24th., San Francisco, CA (map)
Calendar: alrevez.mapperos@blogger.com
Owner/Creator: ytaelena@gmail.com
Other attendees: 66 people
Hi mapperos!
This is the list of the musician availables:
(Some of the musician maybe are already included in the program of some venues. My advise is JUST TRY, SEND THEM AN EMAIL directly)
1- Ben Thompson ben.thompson.j@gmail.com
I play electronic music live using my laptop and software. It borders on experimental but is dance music and it would be fun to get a little dance party going. Also if there is anyone who would want to collaborate and do some visuals that would be really cool too. The idea would be to play for an hour or so and create a fun musical environment where people can come a dance, listen to new music, and meet new people. Ultimately have a good time. You can check stuff out www.alfredfredo.com Cool and Thanks!
2- Shadows on the Water steve.garcia@exel.com
Experimental rock ensemble with influences from many different genres.
3- Tony Kiser predidjitall@sbcglobal.net
I am a solo didjeridu artist. I play didj on an acoustic level as well as amplified. I incorperate a digital effects pedal in my music. I am a very percusive player but also able to create some very interesting dynamics in ambient spaces with the use of effects. I work with and colaberate with world drummers and guitarists. I also perform with a few singer song writers so I would also be able to come as a collective of artists as well I belong to a belly dance troupe as a musician so could possibly perform on that level also. I have a my space where a few examples of my music can be heard also a brief bio as well as pictures of some of my performances can be viewed. I would be more than happy to perform in any of the venues you have available.
4- Jean Claude jcrhi@yahoo.com
All Love Production will play passionate Indeginous Music from his tribe back home.
5- Vanessa Valencia vdvmusx@att.net
Smooth and easy to listen, calm and collective, acoustic, with deep lyrics, and lots of soul!
6- Sandra Dolores Swanfeldt sandradolores27@gmail.com
I am solo acoustic guitar, folk/pop. Depending on how much time I have to prepare, and which date I would be performing, I can bring in another player to sit in with me. But I can also play solo acoustic. Either way I can support my own sound, but if there is a sound system already set up, that would be helpful. I can go either way. I have my own equipment.
7- leaf Tine leaf@baymoon.com
Softly Spoken, a participatory ritual incorporating new media, video, soundscape, and performance. Two main artists and as many participants as choose to join. Features a an interactive video feedback loop filtered via computer. The show in its entirety is described in "Contextualizing "Softly Spoken" at www.leaftine.com I will only need space and electricity. I have all other equipment. I do however request that I be able to darken the space to near or total darkness.
If any of the artist that I cited have venue or are not planning to participate in the next MAPP (October 3), let me know.
At last, remember that tomorrow we have a meeting at David's house (2754 Harrison btwn 23rd and 24th., San Francisco, CA) at 7pm.
The head of the next meeting will be Kaoru and George. Please remember to submit your proposal (even if is not so much detailed) at this link:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?hl=en&formkey=clhpRlZjSnZKYWJnQ2xWUUktYlY3RkE6MA..
See you!
Ytaelena
(and Kaoru, George, Jorge, and all MAPEROS)
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Monday, August 31, 2009
Notes about the last MAPP meeting
Hello mapperos,
1- This is the list of the people looking for space. If you have space available for them, please contact them directly and send us a copy of the email to mappmission@gmail.com
Nadia Shihab (musical performance) nzshihab@gmail.com
"I'm a solo artist that creates music and soundscapes through improvization, repetition, delay and the use of my violin, keyboard, and loop pedal. All I need is space to play, and access to an electrical outlet. My sets usually last 30 minutes, but I am also willing/able to play periodic short 10-15 minute sets throughout the night."
Ben Thompson ben.thompson.j@gmail.com
" I play electronic music live using my laptop and software. It borders on experimental but is dance music and it would be fun to get a little dance party going. Also if there is anyone who would want to collaborate and do some visuals that would be really cool too. The idea would be to play for an hour or so and create a fun musical environment where people can come a dance, listen to new music, and meet new people. Ultimately have a good time. You can check stuff out www.alfredfredo.com Cool and Thanks!
2- This is the list of the place that are planning to participate this MAPP:
RED POPPY
KALEIDOSCOPY (plenty of space for visual art!)
PATHOS (full)
THE BOX FACTORY
LA BOHEME CAFE (full, but negociable)
GALERIA DE LA RAZA (full)
AREA 2882 (full, but a solo instrument player negociable)
GOROFALOOP (not sure, but don't hurt ask is there are space available)
LA CASA DE LOS SENTIDOS (not sure, but don't hurt ask is there are space available)
CITY ART GALLERY (empty. Perfect for any kind of music, except the crazy one that put in risk the integrity of the art :P )
COCOON (not sure, but don't hurt ask is there are space available)
We need confirmation of:
THE SECRET GARDEN (?)
MILLION FISHES (?)
THE WHITE HOUSE (?)
Is there any another venues that are planning to participate not included here?
PLEASE email me back (mappmission@gmail.com) or apply to:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=clhpRlZjSnZKYWJnQ2xWUUktYlY3RkE6MA..
We love need venues, new people, new talent... we love you!
3- If you need more artist and you don't know who to contact, you have two options:
Review the submissions and email the artists that participated in the last editions.
Too complicated? Send an email (or call) Jorge Molina (ollanta1@yahoo.com) or ask advise to Red Poppy.
Remember, the next meeting is Monday 7pm at David's house. I will send you the information by email.
Gracias por estar allí.
Thank you for to be there, Mappperos.
Ytaelena Lopez
(and Kaoru Fujita, George Brais, Jorge Molina and all mapperos)
1- This is the list of the people looking for space. If you have space available for them, please contact them directly and send us a copy of the email to mappmission@gmail.com
Nadia Shihab (musical performance) nzshihab@gmail.com
"I'm a solo artist that creates music and soundscapes through improvization, repetition, delay and the use of my violin, keyboard, and loop pedal. All I need is space to play, and access to an electrical outlet. My sets usually last 30 minutes, but I am also willing/able to play periodic short 10-15 minute sets throughout the night."
Ben Thompson ben.thompson.j@gmail.com
" I play electronic music live using my laptop and software. It borders on experimental but is dance music and it would be fun to get a little dance party going. Also if there is anyone who would want to collaborate and do some visuals that would be really cool too. The idea would be to play for an hour or so and create a fun musical environment where people can come a dance, listen to new music, and meet new people. Ultimately have a good time. You can check stuff out www.alfredfredo.com Cool and Thanks!
2- This is the list of the place that are planning to participate this MAPP:
RED POPPY
KALEIDOSCOPY (plenty of space for visual art!)
PATHOS (full)
THE BOX FACTORY
LA BOHEME CAFE (full, but negociable)
GALERIA DE LA RAZA (full)
AREA 2882 (full, but a solo instrument player negociable)
GOROFALOOP (not sure, but don't hurt ask is there are space available)
LA CASA DE LOS SENTIDOS (not sure, but don't hurt ask is there are space available)
CITY ART GALLERY (empty. Perfect for any kind of music, except the crazy one that put in risk the integrity of the art :P )
COCOON (not sure, but don't hurt ask is there are space available)
We need confirmation of:
THE SECRET GARDEN (?)
MILLION FISHES (?)
THE WHITE HOUSE (?)
Is there any another venues that are planning to participate not included here?
PLEASE email me back (mappmission@gmail.com) or apply to:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=clhpRlZjSnZKYWJnQ2xWUUktYlY3RkE6MA..
We love need venues, new people, new talent... we love you!
3- If you need more artist and you don't know who to contact, you have two options:
Review the submissions and email the artists that participated in the last editions.
Too complicated? Send an email (or call) Jorge Molina (ollanta1@yahoo.com) or ask advise to Red Poppy.
Remember, the next meeting is Monday 7pm at David's house. I will send you the information by email.
Gracias por estar allí.
Thank you for to be there, Mappperos.
Ytaelena Lopez
(and Kaoru Fujita, George Brais, Jorge Molina and all mapperos)
Monday, August 24, 2009
Radio Program/ What we understand as MAPP/ Next meeting
Yesterday David Kubrick and Ytaelena were on KPFA 94.1 FM talking about the magic of MAPP (Mission Arts & Performing Project). They will post the audio file at:
http://kpfa.org/archive/show/15
However, the MAPP is very rich and has plenty of talent (like N.I.C.E. project, Sunrise Project, The Box, Garofaloop, etc...).
For that reason Radio 2050, the show on KPFA, probably will do another program, closer to the day of the event. New voices will be required in the name of MAPP. When I have more info I will post it.
2- In the meantime, I want to ask you something:
"What is it we understand as the MAPP?"
The question was posed by Todd Brown (Red Poppy Art House), in order to initiate a conversation that can enrich the soul of this beautiful community project.
We are eager to hear your answer!
(You can submit your answer by mail :) )
3- At last, remember that every Monday (with exceptions) we have a meeting at David's house (2754 Harrison btwn 23rd and 24th., San Francisco, CA) at 7pm.
The head of the next meeting will be Kaoru and George. Please remember to submit your proposal (even if is not so much detailed) at this link:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?hl=en&formkey=clhpRlZjSnZKYWJnQ2xWUUktYlY3RkE6MA..
See you!
http://kpfa.org/archive/show/15
However, the MAPP is very rich and has plenty of talent (like N.I.C.E. project, Sunrise Project, The Box, Garofaloop, etc...).
For that reason Radio 2050, the show on KPFA, probably will do another program, closer to the day of the event. New voices will be required in the name of MAPP. When I have more info I will post it.
2- In the meantime, I want to ask you something:
"What is it we understand as the MAPP?"
The question was posed by Todd Brown (Red Poppy Art House), in order to initiate a conversation that can enrich the soul of this beautiful community project.
We are eager to hear your answer!
(You can submit your answer by mail :) )
3- At last, remember that every Monday (with exceptions) we have a meeting at David's house (2754 Harrison btwn 23rd and 24th., San Francisco, CA) at 7pm.
The head of the next meeting will be Kaoru and George. Please remember to submit your proposal (even if is not so much detailed) at this link:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?hl=en&formkey=clhpRlZjSnZKYWJnQ2xWUUktYlY3RkE6MA..
See you!
Friday, July 31, 2009
MAPP PROGRAM AUGUST 1, 2009
Yeah!
The program from the MAPP August 1rt is ready!
The MAPP is a bi-monthly neighborhood inter-cultural arts event that transforms garages, cafes, studios, gardens, and local businesses into make-shift arts & performance spaces where daily life meets artistic innovation and expression.
El MAPP es una colaboración de artistas plásticos, músicos, poetas y teatreros que busca llevar el arte a la calle usando espacios alternativos como garages privados, sótanos y estudios de arte. Es una pequeña fiesta que ocurre cada 2 meses para infundir creatividad
a nuestras vidas.
ENJOY IT!
Area 2881
2881 23rd Street, San Francisco, CA 94110 Carl Pisaturo Area 2881 is a micro-museum of functioning electomechanical, robotic and light art. The works in the permanent collection are designed and crafted by Carl Pisaturo. For more information visit http://www.carlpisaturo.com
PATHOS-on-HARRISON 2754 Harrison btwn 23rd and 24th. Jorge Molina and David Kubrin. Program for August 1 2009
Paintings by Laurie Schorman
8:00 Dee Allen, poetry.
8:15 Rebecca Cross, singer songwriter
8:35 David Kubrin, poetry.
9:00 Alejandro Gomez, singer songwriter.
9:30 Lizz Bronson, poetry
9:40 Joan Cerqueiro and The Magic Tragic
10:00 Jorge Molina, piano, Raul Vargas, cajon, percussion, Luis Carbo, percussion, Joaquin Zamudio, bass.
11:00 Jeff Mooney leads a musical jam
Galería de la Raza
2857 24th St @ Bryant Saturday, August 1, 5pm - 10pm Arts, Music, Silk Screening and more at our Crucero Arts Bazaar!
If you haven't stopped by our bi-monthly arts bazaar, Aug. 1st is a great opportunity to enjoy a taste of all that is vibrant and alive in the Mission. This month we're changing things up and featuring As I would Say's DJ Chango Julius, live silkscreening with Jesus Barazza and some intriguing libations! Come support and discover local arteros(artists), designers, and crafteros doin their thing. Featured Artist Vendors: Itzpaplotl, Danger Jones, Muheeka, sugar skull artist Michele Simons, Estudio Martita, and Tu Tienda Azteca,
Studio 24
2857 24th St @ Bryant Galería de la Raza August 1st, 6-10pm
As I would Say Presents : Yep Arts, "Nicknames, Yep"
Yep Arts is a company dedicated to serving the artistic needs of the Bay Area and beyond. Yep Arts offers screen printing services, clothing, and artwork by Travis Weller and thanks the greater asiwouldsay community for continued support and forward movement.
"Nicknames, Yep"
This body of work was created as a "thank you" to a small group of friends, whom I hold a special place for deep within my soul. Without their love, generosity, and encouragement - none of this would be possible. The work consists of 10 individual series of screen prints. Every print within each series differs from the rest. Thus, creating a large group of individuals working together to make an impact as a family. asiwouldsay. (Apply directly in Galería de La Raza webpage)
The Box Factory
865 Florida St. #1, Between 20th and 21st Rachel Nauss 7pm-12am The Box Factory will be exploring the themes of the city and nature, showcasing music by Mr. Cluck and New Crystal Aquarium, featuring installations by Vanessa Marnewecke, drawings by Paul Benton, paintings by *bernadette* and Jarrod Cluck, and photography by Christian Naventi, Hanna Quevedo, Michael Strandjord and Rachel Nauss.
The White House
20th & Florida, San Francsico CA 94110 (Corner) Mina Girgis Music Flea Market
buy, sell, exchange, trade, teach, learn, play, dance
musical instruments, records, audio equipment, dance costumes
Live Music:
Agapi Mou (Aya Davidson - violin and vocals, Greg Jenkins - clarinet, Alan Davidson - laouto)
New Directions in Indian Classical Music (Gautam Tejas Ganeshan - voice, Anantha R. Krishnan - mridangam barrel drum)
Knudsen-Benedict duo (Lorin Benedict - voice, Kasey Knudsen - sax)
Sekar Jaya Gender Wayang (Emily Rolph, Carla Fabrizio, Ansel Schmidt, Reiko)
The Hotel of 13 Losses (Aaron Novik - clarinet, Kasey Knudsen - sax, Tim BUlkly - drums)
Paul Eastburn and Friends (Dan McGay - clarinet, Brandon Robinson - jazz guitar, Paul Eastburn - upright bass)
Lulacruza (Alejandra Ortiz - voice, Luis Maurette - percussion and electronics)
www.musicfleamarket.blogspot.com
Red Poppy Art House
2698 folsom st @ 23rd. Todd Brown
Exhibit-
"Invisible Passage" mixed media, Todd T. Brown, commissioned by the de Young Museum.
"TIDE" a series of ten body performances at Death Valley California, video installation by Caleb Duarte and Mia Rollow.
Performance-
7:45pm: "The Intensity of Stories" artist talk by Todd T. Brown
9pm: Nicole Klaymoon - hip-hop theater/storytelling
9:30pm: from Nefasha Ayer - Prasant Radhakrishnan & Todd Brown
10:15pm: "Caminantes" - storytelling by Claudia Cuentas
1045pm: Lulacruza - Argentina/Colombia folkoric meets electronica
Millions Fishes
2501 Bryant St @ 23rd St
San Francisco, CA 94110 Tyson Ayers Million Fishes Gallery presents:
Sound Cave -
an interactive sound sculpture by tyson ayers
7-11p with performances, 1-4p open play
Performances:
7p - Yogi Hendlin
7:30p - Lulacruza
8-9:45 - Open play and sporadic performances
9:53 - Adrian Arias
10:15 - Open play and sporadic performances
Take care and celebrate all that you can in Life
Tyson Ayers
Director and Principal Artist of the Sound Cave Project
www.soundcave. org
Sunrise Cafe
1114 Bryant St, San Francisco Alfonso Texidor 6:00- 10:00 pm "La Gente de la Misión" Exhibition of dioramas with homies toy people by Cinthia de Losa & photos by Amanda Lopez. Program will include poetry by Avotcja, Lorna Dee Cervantes, Alfonso Texidor & others. Program will begin at 6 pm / Music by Manicato 6 piece salsa / reggae rock band at 8 pm / Program will end at 10 pm
ROSIE'S CHEEKS
1132 Florida St. @ 23rd/24th Curated by the N.I.C.E. Project
Now under way at the Art House is the Neighborhood Initiative for Cultural Engagement. (aka the N.I.C.E. Project). The N.I.C.E. Project is a hands-on training track for community curating that pools together creative thinkers to innovate small-scale intimate forums for cultural exchange within a neighborhood context.
Exhibit-Paintings by Heather Martin. Sculpture by Susan Rippberger. Photography by Sandhya Kumar and Kevin Edward White. Experimental short films by Jorge Lorenzo Flores, Eliseo Ortiz Menchaca and Sandhya Kumar. Drawing installation by Paz De La Caldaza and Cotelo Rosa.
6:30pm: Panel Discussion on Sustainability - Biologist Jayaranjan Anthonypillai, Sustainable Enterprises- Carlisle Haworth and Installation Artist Wendy Testu
Join us for a provocative conversation about the concept of "sustainability" and what it means on a personal and community level.
Performance-
7:45pm: "Cuando abro una caja..."
Poesia Performatica en Español, por Adrian Arias
8:30pm: "Welcome to Myself" songs by Xavier Juardo
9:15pm: Prose by Juan Alvarado Valdivia
9:45pm: TBA
10:30pm: from Nefasha Ayer - Prasant Radhakrishnan, Adrian Arias & Todd Brown
The August 1st N.I.C.E. Project is: Jen Banta, Todd Brown, Noemi Castro, Sandhya Kumar, Ebony Mckinney, Melita Morales, and Katya Zorina.
Documentation by Catherine Herrera of Flor de Miel Films
Space Provided by Carlisle Haworth and Judy Lee
Cafe La Boheme
3318 24th Street @ Mission/24th George Brais of Euphorah Productions 7:00pm Shadows on the Water (Experimental Rock Band) 7:30pm Sandra Dolores Swanfeldt (Singer/Songwriter)
8:00pm All Love Production (Indigenous music by Jean Claude)
8:30pm Vanessa D. Valencia (Singer/Songwriter)
9:00pm Essence of Euphorah (Mutli-art piece)
10:00pm Softly Spoken (participatory ritual by leaf Tine)
.
Classical Revolution tonight @ Kaleidoscope
3109 24th Street @ Folsom (next to Philz)
9pm til late.
Chamber and improv jam of Classical Revolution
Share in Internet:
1-Tag you post in WP, Blogger, Facebook, Youtube, Flickr, etc, with:
MAPP, Mission Arts and Performing Project, MAPPmission
2- Our hashtag for twitter is #MAPPmission
3- You can visit us @ http://twitter.com/MAPPmission.
4- Visit our webpage: http://sfmapp.com/
5- Write in out blog: http://mappmission.blogspot.com/
6- Share pictures in our group: http://www.flickr.com/groups/mapp/
7- Send us an email: mappmission@gmail.com
You can see the locations and their program here:
http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=117742285822248102655.000461ea67e0165d03522&ll=37.755617,-122.411385&spn=0.013877,0.033131&z=15
There will be donation boxes throughout the venues. Please help us keep MAPP self sustainable and have a wonderful time!
The program from the MAPP August 1rt is ready!
The MAPP is a bi-monthly neighborhood inter-cultural arts event that transforms garages, cafes, studios, gardens, and local businesses into make-shift arts & performance spaces where daily life meets artistic innovation and expression.
El MAPP es una colaboración de artistas plásticos, músicos, poetas y teatreros que busca llevar el arte a la calle usando espacios alternativos como garages privados, sótanos y estudios de arte. Es una pequeña fiesta que ocurre cada 2 meses para infundir creatividad
a nuestras vidas.
ENJOY IT!
Area 2881
2881 23rd Street, San Francisco, CA 94110 Carl Pisaturo Area 2881 is a micro-museum of functioning electomechanical, robotic and light art. The works in the permanent collection are designed and crafted by Carl Pisaturo. For more information visit http://www.carlpisaturo.com
PATHOS-on-HARRISON 2754 Harrison btwn 23rd and 24th. Jorge Molina and David Kubrin. Program for August 1 2009
Paintings by Laurie Schorman
8:00 Dee Allen, poetry.
8:15 Rebecca Cross, singer songwriter
8:35 David Kubrin, poetry.
9:00 Alejandro Gomez, singer songwriter.
9:30 Lizz Bronson, poetry
9:40 Joan Cerqueiro and The Magic Tragic
10:00 Jorge Molina, piano, Raul Vargas, cajon, percussion, Luis Carbo, percussion, Joaquin Zamudio, bass.
11:00 Jeff Mooney leads a musical jam
Galería de la Raza
2857 24th St @ Bryant Saturday, August 1, 5pm - 10pm Arts, Music, Silk Screening and more at our Crucero Arts Bazaar!
If you haven't stopped by our bi-monthly arts bazaar, Aug. 1st is a great opportunity to enjoy a taste of all that is vibrant and alive in the Mission. This month we're changing things up and featuring As I would Say's DJ Chango Julius, live silkscreening with Jesus Barazza and some intriguing libations! Come support and discover local arteros(artists), designers, and crafteros doin their thing. Featured Artist Vendors: Itzpaplotl, Danger Jones, Muheeka, sugar skull artist Michele Simons, Estudio Martita, and Tu Tienda Azteca,
Studio 24
2857 24th St @ Bryant Galería de la Raza August 1st, 6-10pm
As I would Say Presents : Yep Arts, "Nicknames, Yep"
Yep Arts is a company dedicated to serving the artistic needs of the Bay Area and beyond. Yep Arts offers screen printing services, clothing, and artwork by Travis Weller and thanks the greater asiwouldsay community for continued support and forward movement.
"Nicknames, Yep"
This body of work was created as a "thank you" to a small group of friends, whom I hold a special place for deep within my soul. Without their love, generosity, and encouragement - none of this would be possible. The work consists of 10 individual series of screen prints. Every print within each series differs from the rest. Thus, creating a large group of individuals working together to make an impact as a family. asiwouldsay. (Apply directly in Galería de La Raza webpage)
The Box Factory
865 Florida St. #1, Between 20th and 21st Rachel Nauss 7pm-12am The Box Factory will be exploring the themes of the city and nature, showcasing music by Mr. Cluck and New Crystal Aquarium, featuring installations by Vanessa Marnewecke, drawings by Paul Benton, paintings by *bernadette* and Jarrod Cluck, and photography by Christian Naventi, Hanna Quevedo, Michael Strandjord and Rachel Nauss.
The White House
20th & Florida, San Francsico CA 94110 (Corner) Mina Girgis Music Flea Market
buy, sell, exchange, trade, teach, learn, play, dance
musical instruments, records, audio equipment, dance costumes
Live Music:
Agapi Mou (Aya Davidson - violin and vocals, Greg Jenkins - clarinet, Alan Davidson - laouto)
New Directions in Indian Classical Music (Gautam Tejas Ganeshan - voice, Anantha R. Krishnan - mridangam barrel drum)
Knudsen-Benedict duo (Lorin Benedict - voice, Kasey Knudsen - sax)
Sekar Jaya Gender Wayang (Emily Rolph, Carla Fabrizio, Ansel Schmidt, Reiko)
The Hotel of 13 Losses (Aaron Novik - clarinet, Kasey Knudsen - sax, Tim BUlkly - drums)
Paul Eastburn and Friends (Dan McGay - clarinet, Brandon Robinson - jazz guitar, Paul Eastburn - upright bass)
Lulacruza (Alejandra Ortiz - voice, Luis Maurette - percussion and electronics)
www.musicfleamarket.blogspot.com
Red Poppy Art House
2698 folsom st @ 23rd. Todd Brown
Exhibit-
"Invisible Passage" mixed media, Todd T. Brown, commissioned by the de Young Museum.
"TIDE" a series of ten body performances at Death Valley California, video installation by Caleb Duarte and Mia Rollow.
Performance-
7:45pm: "The Intensity of Stories" artist talk by Todd T. Brown
9pm: Nicole Klaymoon - hip-hop theater/storytelling
9:30pm: from Nefasha Ayer - Prasant Radhakrishnan & Todd Brown
10:15pm: "Caminantes" - storytelling by Claudia Cuentas
1045pm: Lulacruza - Argentina/Colombia folkoric meets electronica
Millions Fishes
2501 Bryant St @ 23rd St
San Francisco, CA 94110 Tyson Ayers Million Fishes Gallery presents:
Sound Cave -
an interactive sound sculpture by tyson ayers
7-11p with performances, 1-4p open play
Performances:
7p - Yogi Hendlin
7:30p - Lulacruza
8-9:45 - Open play and sporadic performances
9:53 - Adrian Arias
10:15 - Open play and sporadic performances
Take care and celebrate all that you can in Life
Tyson Ayers
Director and Principal Artist of the Sound Cave Project
www.soundcave. org
Sunrise Cafe
1114 Bryant St, San Francisco Alfonso Texidor 6:00- 10:00 pm "La Gente de la Misión" Exhibition of dioramas with homies toy people by Cinthia de Losa & photos by Amanda Lopez. Program will include poetry by Avotcja, Lorna Dee Cervantes, Alfonso Texidor & others. Program will begin at 6 pm / Music by Manicato 6 piece salsa / reggae rock band at 8 pm / Program will end at 10 pm
ROSIE'S CHEEKS
1132 Florida St. @ 23rd/24th Curated by the N.I.C.E. Project
Now under way at the Art House is the Neighborhood Initiative for Cultural Engagement. (aka the N.I.C.E. Project). The N.I.C.E. Project is a hands-on training track for community curating that pools together creative thinkers to innovate small-scale intimate forums for cultural exchange within a neighborhood context.
Exhibit-Paintings by Heather Martin. Sculpture by Susan Rippberger. Photography by Sandhya Kumar and Kevin Edward White. Experimental short films by Jorge Lorenzo Flores, Eliseo Ortiz Menchaca and Sandhya Kumar. Drawing installation by Paz De La Caldaza and Cotelo Rosa.
6:30pm: Panel Discussion on Sustainability - Biologist Jayaranjan Anthonypillai, Sustainable Enterprises- Carlisle Haworth and Installation Artist Wendy Testu
Join us for a provocative conversation about the concept of "sustainability" and what it means on a personal and community level.
Performance-
7:45pm: "Cuando abro una caja..."
Poesia Performatica en Español, por Adrian Arias
8:30pm: "Welcome to Myself" songs by Xavier Juardo
9:15pm: Prose by Juan Alvarado Valdivia
9:45pm: TBA
10:30pm: from Nefasha Ayer - Prasant Radhakrishnan, Adrian Arias & Todd Brown
The August 1st N.I.C.E. Project is: Jen Banta, Todd Brown, Noemi Castro, Sandhya Kumar, Ebony Mckinney, Melita Morales, and Katya Zorina.
Documentation by Catherine Herrera of Flor de Miel Films
Space Provided by Carlisle Haworth and Judy Lee
Cafe La Boheme
3318 24th Street @ Mission/24th George Brais of Euphorah Productions 7:00pm Shadows on the Water (Experimental Rock Band) 7:30pm Sandra Dolores Swanfeldt (Singer/Songwriter)
8:00pm All Love Production (Indigenous music by Jean Claude)
8:30pm Vanessa D. Valencia (Singer/Songwriter)
9:00pm Essence of Euphorah (Mutli-art piece)
10:00pm Softly Spoken (participatory ritual by leaf Tine)
.
Classical Revolution tonight @ Kaleidoscope
3109 24th Street @ Folsom (next to Philz)
9pm til late.
Chamber and improv jam of Classical Revolution
Share in Internet:
1-Tag you post in WP, Blogger, Facebook, Youtube, Flickr, etc, with:
MAPP, Mission Arts and Performing Project, MAPPmission
2- Our hashtag for twitter is #MAPPmission
3- You can visit us @ http://twitter.com/MAPPmission.
4- Visit our webpage: http://sfmapp.com/
5- Write in out blog: http://mappmission.blogspot.com/
6- Share pictures in our group: http://www.flickr.com/groups/mapp/
7- Send us an email: mappmission@gmail.com
You can see the locations and their program here:
http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=117742285822248102655.000461ea67e0165d03522&ll=37.755617,-122.411385&spn=0.013877,0.033131&z=15
There will be donation boxes throughout the venues. Please help us keep MAPP self sustainable and have a wonderful time!
Sunday, June 7, 2009
A Change Is Gonna Come (Mission Arts Performance Project / MAPP)
Dancer - Theresa Dickinson.
Vocals - MamaCoAtl.
Saxaphone - Roberto Havens.
Guitar - Philip Serrano.
Classic song by Sam Cooke, performed at the Maison Bleu @ the February 2009 Mission Arts Performance Project (MAPP)
Thanks dashquatch for the video!
Friday, June 5, 2009
June 2009 MAPP Program
The MAPP is a bi-monthly neighborhood inter-cultural arts event that transforms garages, cafes, studios, gardens, and local businesses into make-shift arts & performance spaces where daily life meets artistic innovation and expression.
El MAPP es una colaboración de artistas plásticos, músicos, poetas y teatreros que busca llevar el arte a la calle usando espacios alternativos como garages privados, sótanos y estudios de arte. Es una pequeña fiesta que ocurre cada 2 meses para infundir creatividad
a nuestras vidas.
GOFORALOOP
1458 San Bruno, near 24th and Potrero
Curator: Kaouru Fujita
Kaleidoscopic projections by Kevin Haas
Musical performance by feie: sets at 9:30 and 10:30.
GALERIA DE LA RAZA
2857 24th St @ Bryant
Curator: Tania Mena
8:00 Red Divas A veritable assortment of raw and tasty talents set amongst
the cocktail lounge tables of a Latin American Cabaret. (Mariela Herrera, Barbara
Moran, Carolina Nova, Amanda Nube, Maria Loreto Ramirez, Rayma Salas,
Johana Suarez)
Area 2881
2881 23rd St at Florida
8:00pm - 12:00am
Carl Pisaturo • Robotic Performance, Kinetic Sculpture, 3D Photography
PATHOS-on-HARRISON
2754 Harrison
Curator: Jorge Molina and David Kubrin
Visual magic by Zack Pangborn and Carolin Rechberg
8:00 Introduction by David and Jorge.
8:15. Poetry by Chrissy Anderson-Zavala
8:30 Painting Improvisations by Carolin Rechberg.
8:45 Ayodele Word Slanger Nzinga./ 9:00 Rebecca Cross.- Singer-songwriter.
9:30 Tribute to Cordelia Brown. / 9:35 Poetry by Xia Zou.
10:00 Spontaneus Combustion opera Jorge Molina, piano, Luis Carbo,
percussion, Chero Castillo percussion.
11:00 Musical jam with Jeffrey A. Mooney.
RED POPPY ART HOUSE
2698 folsom st @ 23rd.
Paul Flores begins his performance at 7:30pm
Grupo Obara will end the evening with a performance and dance party.
Visual art will be by: Juan Carlos Quintana.
RADIO HABANA
1109 Valencia St
10:00 pm Singer Maria Medina and her musical Latin combo with percussion.
2857 24th St @ Bryant
STUDIO 24
2649 Folsom @ 23rd Street
2:00 - 5:00 pm Crucero Artero
A bi-monthly crossroads of art, livelihood, y comunidad in Mission.Come support
and discover local arteros(artists), designers, and crafteros doin their thing.
LA CASA DE LOS SENTIDOS
Curator: Luis Vasquez-Gomez
2649 Folsom @ 23rd Street
8:00--10:30 Light and Shadow: a reflection on living at the end of time
8:15 ceremony
8:30 Pablo Velez, cuentos
9:00 Adriana Sanchez, Colombian Soul, dance
9:30 Meklit Hadero, Music
10:10Rupa, Music
Art installations by Maria Claudia Guerrero, Luis Vasquez-Gomez,Yoly Herrera
LA BOHEME
3318 24th St
Curator: George Brais
7:30 pm Musicians perform original music with poetry, visual arts, drama,
and/or dance along with the music. One set was perform by George Brais.
The second set may involve anyone and everyone wanting to participate
THE BOX FACTORY
645 Florida St. #1, Between 20th and 21st
Curator: Jarrod Cluck
6pm-12am Quarterly is having an exhibition of artists in commemoration of the
publications second issue release. Featuring the work of 9 artists from NY,
San Francisco and L.A.
Musical performances by The Traditional Fools (SF), Religious Girls (SF),
Okie Dokie (LA) + more TBA!
$5 suggested donation, includes free issue of _ Quarterly
THE WHITE HOUSE
Corner of 20th and Florida.
Curator: Mina Girgis
11 am - 5:00 pm Music flea market (www.musicfleamarket.blogspot.com )
7:30 pm Scot Velardo / 8:30 pm GEMA, Latin Rock n Roll Tango
9:30 pm The Lark
10:30 pm Cream Soda, a Blues Funk Reggae group with *special guests*
MC Mantis One and The Skaz
THE GOOD SHOP
2590 Folsom St
Curator: Ryan Tacata
8:00-8:20 / 9:00-9:20 pm The Eyes and Skin we live within
Andrej Hostynek singing and playing solo accordeon (Diego) and guitar:
"This is songtelling and storysinging....This is witnessing the wave I'm riding
and the one breaking on the shore behind me.
CITY ART GALLERY
828 Valencia St
7:00 -9:00 pm Afro-Peruvian, Mexican, African, and Jazz LIVE MUSIC
Artist and musician: Victor Zaballa, Bassist: David Pinto, Percussionist: Alejandro
Arevalo, Guitarist & Vocalist: Ruth Parry
COCOON
2941A Harrison @ 25th St.
7:00 pm-10:30 pm: Ultra-violet day-glo undersea theme, hands-on artmaking
and prayer fishing! ARTISTS: Carlos Grana / Undersea creatures - You!
MUSIC
8:00 PM Persimin-indie/Folk Rock (www.myspace.com/persimin)
9:00 PM Joan Laqui-pop/rock/alternative (www.myspace.com/joanlaqui)
9:30 PM Salena Bella-electronica/soul (www.myspace.com/salenabella)
1369 York st, Between 25th and 26th st
Laberintos: La totalidad de la Memoria by Alejandro Meza- Sculptor
8:00pm-8:30pm Puerto-Rican Diaspora Spoken Word by Maria Medina Serafin.
8:30pm-9:00pm Mamacoatl: Singer/Song Writer.
9:00pm-9:30pm Flamenco with “Gypsy Tease”.
9:30-10:00pm Tereza Perez Dominican Singer/Song Writer.
10:00pm-10:30pm Valerie Orth Singer/Song Writer.
10:30pm-11:15pm Diana Gameros and Makru rumba/flamenco.
EL JARDIN 1369
Curator: Mareni Orduna and Carlos Disdier
Laberintos: La totalidad de la Memoria by Alejandro Meza- Sculptor
8:00pm-8:30pm Puerto-Rican Diaspora Spoken Word by Maria Medina Serafin.
8:30pm-9:00pm Mamacoatl: Singer/Song Writer.
9:00pm-9:30pm Flamenco with “Gypsy Tease”.
9:30-10:00pm Tereza Perez Dominican Singer/Song Writer.
10:00pm-10:30pm Valerie Orth Singer/Song Writer.
10:30pm-11:15pm Diana Gameros and Makru rumba/flamenco.
PHILZ COFFE 3101 24th St
7:30 pm Debussy sonata and the improvised pieces with Michel Bello.
Curator: Classical Revolution (http://www.classicalrevolution.org)
Share in Internet:
1-Tag you post in WP, Blogger, Facebook, Youtube, Flickr, etc, with:
MAPP, Mission Arts and Performing Project, MAPPmission
2- Our hashtag for twitter is #MAPPmission
3- You can visit us @ http://twitter.com/MAPPmission.
4- Visit our webpage: http://sfmapp.com/
5- Write in out blog: http://mappmission.blogspot.com/
6- Share pictures in our group: http://www.flickr.com/groups/mapp/
7- Send us an email: mappmission@gmail.com
El MAPP es una colaboración de artistas plásticos, músicos, poetas y teatreros que busca llevar el arte a la calle usando espacios alternativos como garages privados, sótanos y estudios de arte. Es una pequeña fiesta que ocurre cada 2 meses para infundir creatividad
a nuestras vidas.
GOFORALOOP
1458 San Bruno, near 24th and Potrero
Curator: Kaouru Fujita
Kaleidoscopic projections by Kevin Haas
Musical performance by feie: sets at 9:30 and 10:30.
GALERIA DE LA RAZA
2857 24th St @ Bryant
Curator: Tania Mena
8:00 Red Divas A veritable assortment of raw and tasty talents set amongst
the cocktail lounge tables of a Latin American Cabaret. (Mariela Herrera, Barbara
Moran, Carolina Nova, Amanda Nube, Maria Loreto Ramirez, Rayma Salas,
Johana Suarez)
Area 2881
2881 23rd St at Florida
8:00pm - 12:00am
Carl Pisaturo • Robotic Performance, Kinetic Sculpture, 3D Photography
PATHOS-on-HARRISON
2754 Harrison
Curator: Jorge Molina and David Kubrin
Visual magic by Zack Pangborn and Carolin Rechberg
8:00 Introduction by David and Jorge.
8:15. Poetry by Chrissy Anderson-Zavala
8:30 Painting Improvisations by Carolin Rechberg.
8:45 Ayodele Word Slanger Nzinga./ 9:00 Rebecca Cross.- Singer-songwriter.
9:30 Tribute to Cordelia Brown. / 9:35 Poetry by Xia Zou.
10:00 Spontaneus Combustion opera Jorge Molina, piano, Luis Carbo,
percussion, Chero Castillo percussion.
11:00 Musical jam with Jeffrey A. Mooney.
RED POPPY ART HOUSE
2698 folsom st @ 23rd.
Paul Flores begins his performance at 7:30pm
Grupo Obara will end the evening with a performance and dance party.
Visual art will be by: Juan Carlos Quintana.
RADIO HABANA
1109 Valencia St
10:00 pm Singer Maria Medina and her musical Latin combo with percussion.
2857 24th St @ Bryant
STUDIO 24
2649 Folsom @ 23rd Street
2:00 - 5:00 pm Crucero Artero
A bi-monthly crossroads of art, livelihood, y comunidad in Mission.Come support
and discover local arteros(artists), designers, and crafteros doin their thing.
LA CASA DE LOS SENTIDOS
Curator: Luis Vasquez-Gomez
2649 Folsom @ 23rd Street
8:00--10:30 Light and Shadow: a reflection on living at the end of time
8:15 ceremony
8:30 Pablo Velez, cuentos
9:00 Adriana Sanchez, Colombian Soul, dance
9:30 Meklit Hadero, Music
10:10Rupa, Music
Art installations by Maria Claudia Guerrero, Luis Vasquez-Gomez,Yoly Herrera
LA BOHEME
3318 24th St
Curator: George Brais
7:30 pm Musicians perform original music with poetry, visual arts, drama,
and/or dance along with the music. One set was perform by George Brais.
The second set may involve anyone and everyone wanting to participate
THE BOX FACTORY
645 Florida St. #1, Between 20th and 21st
Curator: Jarrod Cluck
6pm-12am Quarterly is having an exhibition of artists in commemoration of the
publications second issue release. Featuring the work of 9 artists from NY,
San Francisco and L.A.
Musical performances by The Traditional Fools (SF), Religious Girls (SF),
Okie Dokie (LA) + more TBA!
$5 suggested donation, includes free issue of _ Quarterly
THE WHITE HOUSE
Corner of 20th and Florida.
Curator: Mina Girgis
11 am - 5:00 pm Music flea market (www.musicfleamarket.blogspot.com )
7:30 pm Scot Velardo / 8:30 pm GEMA, Latin Rock n Roll Tango
9:30 pm The Lark
10:30 pm Cream Soda, a Blues Funk Reggae group with *special guests*
MC Mantis One and The Skaz
THE GOOD SHOP
2590 Folsom St
Curator: Ryan Tacata
8:00-8:20 / 9:00-9:20 pm The Eyes and Skin we live within
Andrej Hostynek singing and playing solo accordeon (Diego) and guitar:
"This is songtelling and storysinging....This is witnessing the wave I'm riding
and the one breaking on the shore behind me.
CITY ART GALLERY
828 Valencia St
7:00 -9:00 pm Afro-Peruvian, Mexican, African, and Jazz LIVE MUSIC
Artist and musician: Victor Zaballa, Bassist: David Pinto, Percussionist: Alejandro
Arevalo, Guitarist & Vocalist: Ruth Parry
COCOON
2941A Harrison @ 25th St.
7:00 pm-10:30 pm: Ultra-violet day-glo undersea theme, hands-on artmaking
and prayer fishing! ARTISTS: Carlos Grana / Undersea creatures - You!
MUSIC
8:00 PM Persimin-indie/Folk Rock (www.myspace.com/persimin)
9:00 PM Joan Laqui-pop/rock/alternative (www.myspace.com/joanlaqui)
9:30 PM Salena Bella-electronica/soul (www.myspace.com/salenabella)
1369 York st, Between 25th and 26th st
Laberintos: La totalidad de la Memoria by Alejandro Meza- Sculptor
8:00pm-8:30pm Puerto-Rican Diaspora Spoken Word by Maria Medina Serafin.
8:30pm-9:00pm Mamacoatl: Singer/Song Writer.
9:00pm-9:30pm Flamenco with “Gypsy Tease”.
9:30-10:00pm Tereza Perez Dominican Singer/Song Writer.
10:00pm-10:30pm Valerie Orth Singer/Song Writer.
10:30pm-11:15pm Diana Gameros and Makru rumba/flamenco.
EL JARDIN 1369
Curator: Mareni Orduna and Carlos Disdier
Laberintos: La totalidad de la Memoria by Alejandro Meza- Sculptor
8:00pm-8:30pm Puerto-Rican Diaspora Spoken Word by Maria Medina Serafin.
8:30pm-9:00pm Mamacoatl: Singer/Song Writer.
9:00pm-9:30pm Flamenco with “Gypsy Tease”.
9:30-10:00pm Tereza Perez Dominican Singer/Song Writer.
10:00pm-10:30pm Valerie Orth Singer/Song Writer.
10:30pm-11:15pm Diana Gameros and Makru rumba/flamenco.
PHILZ COFFE 3101 24th St
7:30 pm Debussy sonata and the improvised pieces with Michel Bello.
Curator: Classical Revolution (http://www.classicalrevolution.org)
Share in Internet:
1-Tag you post in WP, Blogger, Facebook, Youtube, Flickr, etc, with:
MAPP, Mission Arts and Performing Project, MAPPmission
2- Our hashtag for twitter is #MAPPmission
3- You can visit us @ http://twitter.com/MAPPmission.
4- Visit our webpage: http://sfmapp.com/
5- Write in out blog: http://mappmission.blogspot.com/
6- Share pictures in our group: http://www.flickr.com/groups/mapp/
7- Send us an email: mappmission@gmail.com
Friday, April 17, 2009
Art vs. Crime: How the Mission's artists are helping neighbors feel safe after episodes of lethal violence (video)
This history was filmed by Cassidy and appeared at SANFRANCISCO I AM
Discussions of the dichotomous nature of the Mission approach tedium, with shootings in front of valet stands, or the whole delicate flower thing creating enough dramatic tension to launch a thousand newspaper columns.The organizers of the Mission Arts Performance Project (MAPP) aren't content to just wring their hands: they're doing what they can to boost the Mission's thriving arts community while acknowledging its more challenging sides with their bi-monthly, multidisciplinary, intercultural event night.Connecting visual artists, musicians, poets, dancers and poets, MAPP weaves together storefronts, warehouses, studios and homes to form an art walk that seems to turn into a huge multi-block party. Homeowners lay down stages in their living rooms, scraggly artists gussy up and serve hors d'oeuvres.The night of Saturday April 4, MAPP held its bi-monthly multidisciplinary, intercultural event night. Connecting visual artists, musicians, poets, dancers and poets,
Thank you, Cassidy!
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Jazz Mafia @MAPP
This photo was taken by Lauren Stower during the last MAPP. You can see more pictures from Area 365 here...
Saturday, April 4, 2009
Use the hashtag #MAPPmission in your twitter, flickr, blog and FB status!
Hi MAPPEROS,
The day finally arrives, yeah!
Unfortunately, we finished the design of the printed program Wednesday night, and few people could not be in.
Thankfully, we live in a Internet era, and most of the people can get the information by Internet.
You can find the latest MAPP program here:
http://mappmission.blogspot.com/
As you know, the nature of the Web is colaborative, like the MAPP. For that reason I am asking you to help us to document all that happen this night during MAPP.
1- If you have a blog (blogger, wordpress, etc), use one of the folllowing tag in your post: MAPP, Mission Arts and Performing Project, #MAPPmission
Also, remember to link the post to our blog http://mappmission.blogspot.com/
2- If you have pictures online, use the folllowing tag in your post: MAPP, Mission Arts & Performing Project, #MAPPmission
Also, you can join the MAPP group on Flickr:
http://www.flickr.com/groups/mapp/
3-If you have a twitter account, use the hashtag #MAPPmission in your tweets.
4- You can use the hashtag #MAPPmission in your status, also.
Thank you very much for your participation!
Ytaelena
The day finally arrives, yeah!
Unfortunately, we finished the design of the printed program Wednesday night, and few people could not be in.
Thankfully, we live in a Internet era, and most of the people can get the information by Internet.
You can find the latest MAPP program here:
http://mappmission.blogspot.com/
As you know, the nature of the Web is colaborative, like the MAPP. For that reason I am asking you to help us to document all that happen this night during MAPP.
Tagging helps to organize and share our online information with others. By attaching one or more keywords to a Flickr photograph, for example, we group it together with others that have the same tag. Hashtags serve a similar purpose on Twitter, the social micro-blogging service. The aim is to bring some order to Twitter users' published updates ("tweets") and make it easier to follow a topic of interest. And you don't necessarily have to be a Twitter user to get a benefit from hashtags.
1- If you have a blog (blogger, wordpress, etc), use one of the folllowing tag in your post: MAPP, Mission Arts and Performing Project, #MAPPmission
Also, remember to link the post to our blog http://mappmission.blogspot.com/
2- If you have pictures online, use the folllowing tag in your post: MAPP, Mission Arts & Performing Project, #MAPPmission
Also, you can join the MAPP group on Flickr:
http://www.flickr.com/groups/mapp/
3-If you have a twitter account, use the hashtag #MAPPmission in your tweets.
4- You can use the hashtag #MAPPmission in your status, also.
Thank you very much for your participation!
Ytaelena
Sunday, March 29, 2009
MAPP PROGRAM APRIL 4, 2009
MAPP PROGRAM APRIL 4, 2009
Maison Bleu
2548 Folsom Street between 22st and 21st
Curator: Tony Bravo
Vaudeville for the 21st century and beyond featuring music, dance, poetry and theater.
Visual art by Tonny Torrez
7 PM Karen Fox (Dance/Theather) "Alma Mater" emerges 1st Phase
7:30 Annette Bohle songs
8 PM Vaudevillian Tony Bravo accompanied by Mrs. Bohnye Bice- Mad About The Boy
8:40 PM Adam Cornford poet
9:oo pm ZaZa Dance Improv
with Theresa Dickinson, Maica Folch and MamaCoAtl on vocals
Roberto Haven on Sax
Red Poppy (outside)
2698 folsom st @ 23rd.
Curator: Luis Vasquez
12:00 - 4:00 PM
Street installation (during the MAPP for children)
"POEMAS-NUBES / CLOUDS-POEMS"
Curator & artist: Adrian Arias
More @http://poema-nube.blogspot.com/
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
"A Depression Refugee", a interactive installation with painting that recreate a Latin American favela where the participants can release their feelings about the actual recession. (Bruno López, Ytaelena López)
Secret Garden
23rd and Harrison
Curator: Robert Marosi
5:00PM-7:00PM Afiora Quartet (contemporary classical), Classical Revolution (chamber), Evi Ellias (installation) Gavin Lord (installation)
8:30 Claire Monica Dixon/Dancer: 8:30
9:15 "Visibility".
Joti Levy- lead vocalist
Giles Charle- Mandolin
David Rosenfeld- Fiddle and Percussion
The trumpet player/frugal horn player's: Chris Brown
10:00 Norman Zelaya/ Stand Up Comedy
L's Caffe 2871 24th @ Bryant
La Bohemia
8:00 PM 23rd Street Poets (Cesar Love, Tressa Berman, Sally Anne Frye, Alice Rogoff)
8:00-8:40- Alfredo Gomez
8:40-9:20- Colin O'leary
9:20-10:00- Joan Cerqueiro
Between performances - 23rd Street Poets (Cesar Love, Tressa Berman, Sally Anne Frye, Alice Rogoff)
Area 2881
2881 23rd Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
Curator: Carl Pisaturo
"Kinetic / Robotic / Light Art"
Micro-museum of functioning electomechanical, robotic and light art. The works in the permanent collection are designed and crafted by Carl Pisaturo. For more information visit http://www.carlpisaturo.com
PATHOS on HARRISON
2754 Harrison btwn 23rd and 24th.
Curator: Jorge Molina
Karla Claudio Betancourt----Video Instalation
Lukas Lukasik ---Theatre and Video Instalations
Laurie Schoeman ----Paintings
Introduction by David Kubrin and Jorge Molina
7:30 Taisha Gable, Poetry.
8:00 Temomo and Yakuba--African music from Burkina Fasso and Guinea.
8:40 Avoctja---Poetry, percussion and storytelling.
8:50 Karen Fox, Alma Mater sing, 1st Phase
9:00 Rebecca Cross-- Singer-Songwriter
9:30 Cordelia Brown---Poetry
10:00 Jorge Molina, Raul Vargas, IndreViscontas--Spontaneus combustion opera
10:30 David Kubrin---Poetry and jazz seccion by Magic Brook
11:00 Dance tribal transperformance by Aloma and Miracles.
11:30 Closing Ritual Jam
Goforaloop Gallery
1458 San Bruno ave., near the corner of 24th and Portero.
Curator: Kaouru Fijita
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Seattle sojourns at Mission District. Seattle-based artists visit the MAPP. (Curated By Valentina Vitols)
Visual art by:
Becca Vershbow
Max Ehrman
Ian Hart
Matt Leunig
Rob Racine
Shelby Ulibarri
Shaun Kardinal (Seatle based)
Devon Kerr (Seatle based)
Denis Zimmermann (Seatle based)
Galería de la Raza
2857 24th St @ Bryant
2:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Galeria de la Raza's Studio 24
Crucero Artero: A bi-monthly arts bazaar in Studio 24
Featuring; Itzpaplotl, Raul Aguilar, Txutxo Perez, Desfio Qutur (Maga Rincon), Coma and Cotto, Jamie Lau, Extra Fuerte, Frolick Jewelry, David Taffolla, Silly Dot, Irina Kendrova, Aydasara Ortega, Laura Campos
Crucero Artero is a bi-monthly crossroads of art, livelihood, y comunidad in the heart of the Mission.
Come support and discover local arteros(artists), designers, and crafteros doin their thing. These artists represent the Galeria's mission to support the work of local artists by providing a venue to show their arte. We are proud to host these bazaars and believe that the dazzling array of artistry speaks for itself.
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Artist Television Access short films projections
"Deliberate Motion: Video Instillations by Mike Missiaen"
Mike Missiaen is a local artist who works with video and film. For this
exhibition he has gathered together three of his video instillations.
These works are varied and address different themes. One piece examines
the anxiety induced by dealing with bureaucracy. Another looks at the
inertia in our daily routines. The last appraises the beauty and grace
of falling objects. The elements that link these disparate pieces are
the use of carefully staged shots and slow motion to illuminate
overlooked moments.
(http://www.missiaen.net) (YOUTUBE LINK:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5cx6uPo9bY)
New Door
3075 21st Street SF 94110
Curator: Local 365
7:00 PM - 12:00 AM "The Jazz Mafia MAPP"
As part of Jazz appreciation month, and in conjunction with the SFJazz premiere of "Beats, Bows & Brass" Local 365 Proudly Presents... The Jazz Mafia MAPP: A celebration of the music, the visual art and the creative community that is the Jazz Mafia
Live music by Jazz Mafioso's Danny Grewen, Joe Cohen, Seneca and friends; with an exhibition by local artists & photographers featuring live art and photography done with the Jazz Mafia from 2003-2009.
FREE Arts & Crafts Projects for the public! Our Famous Local 365 BAKE SALE, featuring our infamous mafia mom cakes!!! ALL AGES!!!
The Box Factory
645 Florida St. #1, Between 20th and 21st
Curator: Jarrod Cluck
The Box Factory is a working collaborative/ home of musicians artists and photographers.
Paintings by Jarrod Cluck: www.myspace.com/jarrodcluck
Photographs by Michael Strandjord: www.michaelstrandjord.com
Noise installation by Robbie Cluck: www.myspace.com/mrcluckmusic
Additional noise by Jarrod Cluck
Noise starts at 8:00
La Boheme
3318 24th St
Curator: Valentina Vitols
"VAGABUNDA POR EL MUNDO", a itinerant photography show about Latin America and their faces
Casa de los sentidos (outside in the street)
2649 Folsom @ 23rd Street
Curators: Karen Fox, Performance Artist and Evelyn Ellias, Installation Artist
8:00 "Alma Mater observes. (Part of "Sacre Bleu" a performance that moves through the M.A.P.P.)
2nd Phase- She observes what is happening on the surface of earth (her body), the street, the people, nature, technology...
Karen Fox (performer) and Evelyn Ellias (installation artist) present present a musical performance that moves throughout the M.A.P.P. (Maison Bleu, Casa de los Sentidos, Pathos on Harrison), invoking the voice of 'Alma Mater' (an aspect of mother earth) with dance, sculpture, music and humor. Karen Fox performs. Ms. Ellias has designed a sculptural landscape/costume, which enhances this metamorphic blending, and evokes images of mother coming out from the volcano, entering an ongoing exchange between timeless wild nature and contemporary urban woman.
Sunrise Cafe
3126 24th St
Curator: Walter Gomez
LA PENA DEL SUNRISE
6PM film Los Guaraguao
7PM Daniel Alvarenga Central American Poem & Song
8PM Enrique Ramirez Legendary Barrio Mssion Trovadour
9PM open mic
Radio Havana
1109 Valencia St
10:00 PM - 12:00 PM Live music
Street installation
"POEMAS-NUBES / CLOUDS-POEMS"
Red Poppy Art House / Philz Coffe / Galeria de la Raza / Million Fishes / Red Poppy
Curator & artist: Adrian Arias
More @http://poema-nube.blogspot.com/
Jack's Club
2545 24th Street @ Utah
7pm-10 Classical Revolution
Kaleidoscope
3109 24th Street @ Folsom
7pm til late Joe Lewis' Makeshift Jam
Maison Bleu
2548 Folsom Street between 22st and 21st
Curator: Tony Bravo
Vaudeville for the 21st century and beyond featuring music, dance, poetry and theater.
Visual art by Tonny Torrez
7 PM Karen Fox (Dance/Theather) "Alma Mater" emerges 1st Phase
7:30 Annette Bohle songs
8 PM Vaudevillian Tony Bravo accompanied by Mrs. Bohnye Bice- Mad About The Boy
8:40 PM Adam Cornford poet
9:oo pm ZaZa Dance Improv
with Theresa Dickinson, Maica Folch and MamaCoAtl on vocals
Roberto Haven on Sax
Red Poppy (outside)
2698 folsom st @ 23rd.
Curator: Luis Vasquez
12:00 - 4:00 PM
Street installation (during the MAPP for children)
"POEMAS-NUBES / CLOUDS-POEMS"
Curator & artist: Adrian Arias
More @http://poema-nube.blogspot.com/
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
"A Depression Refugee", a interactive installation with painting that recreate a Latin American favela where the participants can release their feelings about the actual recession. (Bruno López, Ytaelena López)
Secret Garden
23rd and Harrison
Curator: Robert Marosi
5:00PM-7:00PM Afiora Quartet (contemporary classical), Classical Revolution (chamber), Evi Ellias (installation) Gavin Lord (installation)
8:30 Claire Monica Dixon/Dancer: 8:30
9:15 "Visibility".
Joti Levy- lead vocalist
Giles Charle- Mandolin
David Rosenfeld- Fiddle and Percussion
The trumpet player/frugal horn player's: Chris Brown
10:00 Norman Zelaya/ Stand Up Comedy
L's Caffe 2871 24th @ Bryant
La Bohemia
8:00 PM 23rd Street Poets (Cesar Love, Tressa Berman, Sally Anne Frye, Alice Rogoff)
8:00-8:40- Alfredo Gomez
8:40-9:20- Colin O'leary
9:20-10:00- Joan Cerqueiro
Between performances - 23rd Street Poets (Cesar Love, Tressa Berman, Sally Anne Frye, Alice Rogoff)
Area 2881
2881 23rd Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
Curator: Carl Pisaturo
"Kinetic / Robotic / Light Art"
Micro-museum of functioning electomechanical, robotic and light art. The works in the permanent collection are designed and crafted by Carl Pisaturo. For more information visit http://www.carlpisaturo.com
PATHOS on HARRISON
2754 Harrison btwn 23rd and 24th.
Curator: Jorge Molina
Karla Claudio Betancourt----Video Instalation
Lukas Lukasik ---Theatre and Video Instalations
Laurie Schoeman ----Paintings
Introduction by David Kubrin and Jorge Molina
7:30 Taisha Gable, Poetry.
8:00 Temomo and Yakuba--African music from Burkina Fasso and Guinea.
8:40 Avoctja---Poetry, percussion and storytelling.
8:50 Karen Fox, Alma Mater sing, 1st Phase
9:00 Rebecca Cross-- Singer-Songwriter
9:30 Cordelia Brown---Poetry
10:00 Jorge Molina, Raul Vargas, IndreViscontas--Spontaneus combustion opera
10:30 David Kubrin---Poetry and jazz seccion by Magic Brook
11:00 Dance tribal transperformance by Aloma and Miracles.
11:30 Closing Ritual Jam
Goforaloop Gallery
1458 San Bruno ave., near the corner of 24th and Portero.
Curator: Kaouru Fijita
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Seattle sojourns at Mission District. Seattle-based artists visit the MAPP. (Curated By Valentina Vitols)
Visual art by:
Becca Vershbow
Max Ehrman
Ian Hart
Matt Leunig
Rob Racine
Shelby Ulibarri
Shaun Kardinal (Seatle based)
Devon Kerr (Seatle based)
Denis Zimmermann (Seatle based)
Galería de la Raza
2857 24th St @ Bryant
2:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Galeria de la Raza's Studio 24
Crucero Artero: A bi-monthly arts bazaar in Studio 24
Featuring; Itzpaplotl, Raul Aguilar, Txutxo Perez, Desfio Qutur (Maga Rincon), Coma and Cotto, Jamie Lau, Extra Fuerte, Frolick Jewelry, David Taffolla, Silly Dot, Irina Kendrova, Aydasara Ortega, Laura Campos
Crucero Artero is a bi-monthly crossroads of art, livelihood, y comunidad in the heart of the Mission.
Come support and discover local arteros(artists), designers, and crafteros doin their thing. These artists represent the Galeria's mission to support the work of local artists by providing a venue to show their arte. We are proud to host these bazaars and believe that the dazzling array of artistry speaks for itself.
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Artist Television Access short films projections
"Deliberate Motion: Video Instillations by Mike Missiaen"
Mike Missiaen is a local artist who works with video and film. For this
exhibition he has gathered together three of his video instillations.
These works are varied and address different themes. One piece examines
the anxiety induced by dealing with bureaucracy. Another looks at the
inertia in our daily routines. The last appraises the beauty and grace
of falling objects. The elements that link these disparate pieces are
the use of carefully staged shots and slow motion to illuminate
overlooked moments.
(http://www.missiaen.net) (YOUTUBE LINK:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5cx6uPo9bY)
New Door
3075 21st Street SF 94110
Curator: Local 365
7:00 PM - 12:00 AM "The Jazz Mafia MAPP"
As part of Jazz appreciation month, and in conjunction with the SFJazz premiere of "Beats, Bows & Brass" Local 365 Proudly Presents... The Jazz Mafia MAPP: A celebration of the music, the visual art and the creative community that is the Jazz Mafia
Live music by Jazz Mafioso's Danny Grewen, Joe Cohen, Seneca and friends; with an exhibition by local artists & photographers featuring live art and photography done with the Jazz Mafia from 2003-2009.
FREE Arts & Crafts Projects for the public! Our Famous Local 365 BAKE SALE, featuring our infamous mafia mom cakes!!! ALL AGES!!!
The Box Factory
645 Florida St. #1, Between 20th and 21st
Curator: Jarrod Cluck
The Box Factory is a working collaborative/ home of musicians artists and photographers.
Paintings by Jarrod Cluck: www.myspace.com/jarrodcluck
Photographs by Michael Strandjord: www.michaelstrandjord.com
Noise installation by Robbie Cluck: www.myspace.com/mrcluckmusic
Additional noise by Jarrod Cluck
Noise starts at 8:00
La Boheme
3318 24th St
Curator: Valentina Vitols
"VAGABUNDA POR EL MUNDO", a itinerant photography show about Latin America and their faces
Casa de los sentidos (outside in the street)
2649 Folsom @ 23rd Street
Curators: Karen Fox, Performance Artist and Evelyn Ellias, Installation Artist
8:00 "Alma Mater observes. (Part of "Sacre Bleu" a performance that moves through the M.A.P.P.)
2nd Phase- She observes what is happening on the surface of earth (her body), the street, the people, nature, technology...
Karen Fox (performer) and Evelyn Ellias (installation artist) present present a musical performance that moves throughout the M.A.P.P. (Maison Bleu, Casa de los Sentidos, Pathos on Harrison), invoking the voice of 'Alma Mater' (an aspect of mother earth) with dance, sculpture, music and humor. Karen Fox performs. Ms. Ellias has designed a sculptural landscape/costume, which enhances this metamorphic blending, and evokes images of mother coming out from the volcano, entering an ongoing exchange between timeless wild nature and contemporary urban woman.
Sunrise Cafe
3126 24th St
Curator: Walter Gomez
LA PENA DEL SUNRISE
6PM film Los Guaraguao
7PM Daniel Alvarenga Central American Poem & Song
8PM Enrique Ramirez Legendary Barrio Mssion Trovadour
9PM open mic
Radio Havana
1109 Valencia St
10:00 PM - 12:00 PM Live music
Street installation
"POEMAS-NUBES / CLOUDS-POEMS"
Red Poppy Art House / Philz Coffe / Galeria de la Raza / Million Fishes / Red Poppy
Curator & artist: Adrian Arias
More @http://poema-nube.blogspot.com/
Jack's Club
2545 24th Street @ Utah
7pm-10 Classical Revolution
Kaleidoscope
3109 24th Street @ Folsom
7pm til late Joe Lewis' Makeshift Jam
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Locations for the next APRIL MAPP 2009
I have good news :D
We have at least 14 venues confirmed!!!!!!!!!!!
This is the list of the
LOCATIONS CONFIRMED WITH PROGRAMS
Blue House
Red Poppy (outside)
Secret Garden
L's Caffe
Area 2881
"Alma Mater" (Itinerant)
LOCATIONS CONFIRMED, BUT WITHOUT PROGRAM...
David Kubrin's Art House (who can get personally in touch with Jorge Ollanta for to know about the program?)
Goforaloop Gallery
Galería de la Raza (There will be another artists beside A.T.A.?)
New Door
Local365 (I need the hours)
The Box Factory
La Boheme
Radio Habana
If you want to review your program, please review the MAPP APRIL 2009 spreadsheet document in Google (you should already received the information by mail).
I am still waiting more information about another locations...
Good luck, mapperos!!!!
We have at least 14 venues confirmed!!!!!!!!!!!
This is the list of the
LOCATIONS CONFIRMED WITH PROGRAMS
Blue House
Red Poppy (outside)
Secret Garden
L's Caffe
Area 2881
"Alma Mater" (Itinerant)
LOCATIONS CONFIRMED, BUT WITHOUT PROGRAM...
David Kubrin's Art House (who can get personally in touch with Jorge Ollanta for to know about the program?)
Goforaloop Gallery
Galería de la Raza (There will be another artists beside A.T.A.?)
New Door
Local365 (I need the hours)
The Box Factory
La Boheme
Radio Habana
If you want to review your program, please review the MAPP APRIL 2009 spreadsheet document in Google (you should already received the information by mail).
I am still waiting more information about another locations...
Good luck, mapperos!!!!
The last meeting... MAPP meeting, March 23, 2009
March 23, 2009
1- Jarrod Cluck talk about his proposal, the Box Factory Club
2- Sally Anne Frye talk about his project, the poetry collective 23rd Street Poets (Cesar Love, Tressa Berman, Sally Anne Frye, Alice Rogoff)
3- Peter represent a group of musicians from SF (Mission) and Oakland that will bring his art from his label from the next MAPP
4- Carlos Disdier will present music and poetry reading in L's Cafe: Alfredo Gomez, Colin O'leary and Joan Cerqueiro.
5- Karen will do dance-music in diferents location. Also, she want to do an installation in front of the Blue House driveway.
6- Karen, from the Gorofaloop, will present their own artist. Also, will host the Seatle art show. Plus music live, too.
7- Todd maybe host a afterparty. Also, bring the topic about how to maintan the art space in a context of economical depression and real state rising place.
8- Discussion of the idea of bi-mothly parties for funding the MAPP. We wait the opinion of the people. Jorge Ollanta offer her band to support the idea, but we need to set the time with at least one month in avance.
9- Jorge Ollanta told us about the program that he have in David's house, just during his B-Day: storytellings, visual art, multimedia show and sculture.
10- Lucia will do an sculpture in David's house.
11- Mural installation in Red Poppy.
12- Todd give us advice how to write a grand for support MAPP, but is difficult, specially at firt time. He suggest to do a party in Little Baobah instead, and take the money that we colect in the door ($7) for funding the MAPP. The big question if how will be keeping the door during 5 hours. He suggest to do shift (1:30 pm) for allow the people enjoy the party.
Also, he suggest to do the party the same month of the MAPP, just the friday after the MAPP, beggining this April.
13- 10:00 pm - 12:00 pm Espacio available in Radio Habana... ____ poet suggested. Karen offer herself, too.
14- Another point: how to promote the event in the web and in the community. Suggest to post the information in the event social networks, but also to leave the programs in the public places in the community.
15- How to promote the MAPP in the community? Be inclusive? Invite the people in cafes, restaurant, school, etc...
The information is available at:
(Notes taken by Ytaelena. Sorry about misspelling. If you see some information missing, please write me an email)
Thursday, February 26, 2009
People without locations... yet
Dear mapperos,
This is some of the people that does not have venues yet:
- Valentina Vitols
"My proposal is to feature 8 Seattle-based artists (1 or 2 pieces per artist) with pieces that won't be larger than 8 inches on one or both of the sides of the piece. The show would be called Seattle in San Francisco 8x8. The idea is have as different media as possible, including painting, sculpture, music (8 seconds or 8 minutes), photography and video.
I already have two artists from Seattle that would be ideal for this show (Chris Crites and Diana Falchuk). Once the project gets the green light by the MAPPEROS, I would immediately post the call for entries in several publications related to the art scene here in Seattle at no cost.
Note than some (if not most) of the pieces will need to be hanged, so hammer and nails are going to be necessary. This means that the venue has to be all right with this."
She already have some artists:
1. Chris Crites (http://www.bagpainter.com/)
2. Diana Falchuk (http://www.dianafalchuk.com/sculptures.shtml)
3. John Sarkis (http://www.museo.cc/2009/Feb/jsarkis.html)
4. Zimmermann Studio (http://www.flickr.com/photos/zimmermannstudio/sets/72157594251212778/)
5. Shaun Kardinal (http://www.flickr.com/photos/shauniqua/sets/72157604525132850/)
She will need wall for to hang the art.
- Kara Andrade
"I would like to do an installation of this project I coordinated at UC Berkeley:
http://newsinitiative.org/ucb/we-faith/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/karaandrade/sets/72157613816719850/
The project, developed at the News 21 site at the University of California Graduate School of Journalism, Berkeley is part of the fellowship's 2007 program focusing on "God, Sex and Family." That's where choices about marriage, dating, the building of community, family and faith play out in private life. To see the stories as they unfold over the next three weeks, go to www.newsinitiative.org/ucb or go to Second Life to see them streamed into different tents created to look and feel like a church revival.
The final event was a panel discussion on Sunday, July 29 from 12-1:30 PM PST held inworld and broadcast live through SLCN, the Second Life Cable Network. Religion writer and News21 Senior Editor Don Lattin moderated. Panelists include SL worshipers, spiritual leaders, and theologians. For more information contact Kara Andrade: kara.andrade [at] yahoo [dot] com, 510-384-0788 or inworld under KaraAndrade Writer."
http://www.flickr.com/photos/karaandrade/sets/72157613816719850/
She need a video proyector, wireless conection, and a wall to project the video.
- Ytaelena López (artist and curator) + Bruno López (artist) + More artists...
"An live-painting performance on paper mural.
We build a urban landscaping, a imaginary reflexion of Mission District-San Francisco. Inside this lanscaping is the people, that will participate allowing that their outline be taken. Inside this outline of real people, there are imaginaries worlds and face, in a kind of mise in abyme.
We need a big wall, a space for interact with the people around, and nothing more.
This performance can be complemented with music."
Another have tentatives venues, but need get in touch with the space owner o curator. This people are:
- Tania: / Philz cafe
"Our proposal is a cabaret show. This cabaret will include music, dance and performance. "
- Tonny Torrez / Blue House
"Big paintings framed"
- Artist Television Access / Galería de la Raza
"Video projection"
- Carlos Disdier (La Boheme)
If you want to colaborate with them, please get in touch with me or go directly to the online form in the blog:
http://mappmission.blogspot.com/
There are more artists and venues, but they appear before the beginning of the next week. See you!!
This is some of the people that does not have venues yet:
- Valentina Vitols
"My proposal is to feature 8 Seattle-based artists (1 or 2 pieces per artist) with pieces that won't be larger than 8 inches on one or both of the sides of the piece. The show would be called Seattle in San Francisco 8x8. The idea is have as different media as possible, including painting, sculpture, music (8 seconds or 8 minutes), photography and video.
I already have two artists from Seattle that would be ideal for this show (Chris Crites and Diana Falchuk). Once the project gets the green light by the MAPPEROS, I would immediately post the call for entries in several publications related to the art scene here in Seattle at no cost.
Note than some (if not most) of the pieces will need to be hanged, so hammer and nails are going to be necessary. This means that the venue has to be all right with this."
She already have some artists:
1. Chris Crites (http://www.bagpainter.com/)
2. Diana Falchuk (http://www.dianafalchuk.com/sculptures.shtml)
3. John Sarkis (http://www.museo.cc/2009/Feb/jsarkis.html)
4. Zimmermann Studio (http://www.flickr.com/photos/zimmermannstudio/sets/72157594251212778/)
5. Shaun Kardinal (http://www.flickr.com/photos/shauniqua/sets/72157604525132850/)
She will need wall for to hang the art.
- Kara Andrade
"I would like to do an installation of this project I coordinated at UC Berkeley:
http://newsinitiative.org/ucb/we-faith/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/karaandrade/sets/72157613816719850/
The project, developed at the News 21 site at the University of California Graduate School of Journalism, Berkeley is part of the fellowship's 2007 program focusing on "God, Sex and Family." That's where choices about marriage, dating, the building of community, family and faith play out in private life. To see the stories as they unfold over the next three weeks, go to www.newsinitiative.org/ucb or go to Second Life to see them streamed into different tents created to look and feel like a church revival.
The final event was a panel discussion on Sunday, July 29 from 12-1:30 PM PST held inworld and broadcast live through SLCN, the Second Life Cable Network. Religion writer and News21 Senior Editor Don Lattin moderated. Panelists include SL worshipers, spiritual leaders, and theologians. For more information contact Kara Andrade: kara.andrade [at] yahoo [dot] com, 510-384-0788 or inworld under KaraAndrade Writer."
http://www.flickr.com/photos/karaandrade/sets/72157613816719850/
She need a video proyector, wireless conection, and a wall to project the video.
- Ytaelena López (artist and curator) + Bruno López (artist) + More artists...
"An live-painting performance on paper mural.
We build a urban landscaping, a imaginary reflexion of Mission District-San Francisco. Inside this lanscaping is the people, that will participate allowing that their outline be taken. Inside this outline of real people, there are imaginaries worlds and face, in a kind of mise in abyme.
We need a big wall, a space for interact with the people around, and nothing more.
This performance can be complemented with music."
Another have tentatives venues, but need get in touch with the space owner o curator. This people are:
- Tania: / Philz cafe
"Our proposal is a cabaret show. This cabaret will include music, dance and performance. "
- Tonny Torrez / Blue House
"Big paintings framed"
- Artist Television Access / Galería de la Raza
"Video projection"
- Carlos Disdier (La Boheme)
If you want to colaborate with them, please get in touch with me or go directly to the online form in the blog:
http://mappmission.blogspot.com/
There are more artists and venues, but they appear before the beginning of the next week. See you!!
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
The last meeting
The last meeting was really productive,
Basically we discuss how the MAPP will work, how to use the online form, the creation of a community curator training program, and the possibility of a collaboration with Nuestra Voz project (http://www.nuestravoz.us) in exchange of free training in how to use the Web 2.0 for to improve the life of Mission Community.
Also, there are a lot of new talented people, willing to collaborate with the MAPP project. We do a tentative distribution of this new artists in the space available:
Blue house / Annete & guitar + Tonny art (3 o 4) + Karen Fox (Danza teatro 7pm)
Galería de la Raza / ATA videos (?) + ____________
La Casa de los Sentidos / Karen Fox (Danza teatro 8pm)
Goforaloop / 8x8 Valentina (need to confirm)?
Secret Garden (full, but we can ask) /
Phils Cafe (need to confirm) / Tania musical troupe
La Boheme (24 & Mission) / La Bohemia (carlos discier, curador) + 8x8 Valentina (need to confirm)?
Lobby of Mission Cultural Center (need to confirm) / Yta mural + Karen fox (9pm)
David Kubrin's Art House/ Lucia Hye Yoon Joo + Jorge musical project
I will share the artists and venues database with all the people registered in the online form this night, I promise!!!
Also, remember that we have a new blog!!! With online submission form, with
venues location map, with everything!
If you are artist, curator o venue and you want to participate in the next MAPP <b>April 4, 2009 </b>, please do the online submission in the new
http://mappmission.blogspot.com/
The next PLANNING meeting will be the Monday March 9 7:0pm @Red Poppy Art House.
Everybody is invited, even those that just want to be volunteer and learn.
See you there!!!!
Basically we discuss how the MAPP will work, how to use the online form, the creation of a community curator training program, and the possibility of a collaboration with Nuestra Voz project (http://www.nuestravoz.us) in exchange of free training in how to use the Web 2.0 for to improve the life of Mission Community.
Also, there are a lot of new talented people, willing to collaborate with the MAPP project. We do a tentative distribution of this new artists in the space available:
Blue house / Annete & guitar + Tonny art (3 o 4) + Karen Fox (Danza teatro 7pm)
Galería de la Raza / ATA videos (?) + ____________
La Casa de los Sentidos / Karen Fox (Danza teatro 8pm)
Goforaloop / 8x8 Valentina (need to confirm)?
Secret Garden (full, but we can ask) /
Phils Cafe (need to confirm) / Tania musical troupe
La Boheme (24 & Mission) / La Bohemia (carlos discier, curador) + 8x8 Valentina (need to confirm)?
Lobby of Mission Cultural Center (need to confirm) / Yta mural + Karen fox (9pm)
David Kubrin's Art House/ Lucia Hye Yoon Joo + Jorge musical project
I will share the artists and venues database with all the people registered in the online form this night, I promise!!!
Also, remember that we have a new blog!!! With online submission form, with
venues location map, with everything!
If you are artist, curator o venue and you want to participate in the next MAPP <b>April 4, 2009 </b>, please do the online submission in the new
http://mappmission.blogspot.com/
The next PLANNING meeting will be the Monday March 9 7:0pm @Red Poppy Art House.
Everybody is invited, even those that just want to be volunteer and learn.
See you there!!!!
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Preliminar April MAPP Agenda...
Hi everyone!
I am happy the way that last MAPP happened. It was really cool to participated that time. This time will be even better. We are working together in that.
Now I am doing a virtual list of the location for the next MAPP.
- Maison Bleu (Confirmed)
- La Casa de los Sentidos
- Goforaloop Gallery
- Area 2881
- New Doors Ventures
- Peace Planet (2754 Harrison)
-Galeria de la Raza
Tell me if you want to participate too, or better, fill in the online form (http://mappmission.blogspot.com/)
Artist Television Access want to do some kinda artistic exchange, like project some videos in Galeria de La Raza in exchange of proyect Latino films in ATA. The ATA person in charge is Isabel Fontevilla.
We would love to count, also, with the colaboration of Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts (MCCLA).
Of course, they are more spaces to be reactivated, as Cafe O Brava and so...
Talking about curators, shows and artists,
-Tania Figueroa, Rayma as well 6 girls more (including Maria Loreto), want to do a cabaret with live music and dance. They need space.
-Tony Bravo will curate the Maison Bleau
- Valentina Vitols (Seattle artist that participated the last MAPP) proposed "8x8": eight artists with 2 pieces each with dimensions not larger that 8x8 inches, 8 minutes and another time/space dimension related with 8.
- I can do a big action painting with the help of another artist.
- There is another Indian artist called Sandy Iyer that want to participate with some sculptures and drawings.
- Ingrid Severson want to do a burlesque with political hint ;D
- La Bohemia (Carlos Disdier) want to curate a musical performance
- Fred Adler, a wonderful piano musician, want to play in a musical performance, too.
This incredible menu of talent will be enriched during the next meeting, of course....
Also, there is a proposal that I want to do about digital alphabetization for the Mission community. That will help a lot. But I will talk about that in the next post.
See you this Monday at 7:00 pm in Red Poppy Art House!!!
And remember to fill in the online form:
http://mappmission.blogspot.com/
P.D.: This information is a post of the MAPP blog. If you want to write there, please submit your post at alrevez.mapperos@blogger.com
I am happy the way that last MAPP happened. It was really cool to participated that time. This time will be even better. We are working together in that.
Now I am doing a virtual list of the location for the next MAPP.
- Maison Bleu (Confirmed)
- La Casa de los Sentidos
- Goforaloop Gallery
- Area 2881
- New Doors Ventures
- Peace Planet (2754 Harrison)
-Galeria de la Raza
Tell me if you want to participate too, or better, fill in the online form (http://mappmission.blogspot.com/)
Artist Television Access want to do some kinda artistic exchange, like project some videos in Galeria de La Raza in exchange of proyect Latino films in ATA. The ATA person in charge is Isabel Fontevilla.
We would love to count, also, with the colaboration of Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts (MCCLA).
Of course, they are more spaces to be reactivated, as Cafe O Brava and so...
Talking about curators, shows and artists,
-Tania Figueroa, Rayma as well 6 girls more (including Maria Loreto), want to do a cabaret with live music and dance. They need space.
-Tony Bravo will curate the Maison Bleau
- Valentina Vitols (Seattle artist that participated the last MAPP) proposed "8x8": eight artists with 2 pieces each with dimensions not larger that 8x8 inches, 8 minutes and another time/space dimension related with 8.
- I can do a big action painting with the help of another artist.
- There is another Indian artist called Sandy Iyer that want to participate with some sculptures and drawings.
- Ingrid Severson want to do a burlesque with political hint ;D
- La Bohemia (Carlos Disdier) want to curate a musical performance
- Fred Adler, a wonderful piano musician, want to play in a musical performance, too.
This incredible menu of talent will be enriched during the next meeting, of course....
Also, there is a proposal that I want to do about digital alphabetization for the Mission community. That will help a lot. But I will talk about that in the next post.
See you this Monday at 7:00 pm in Red Poppy Art House!!!
And remember to fill in the online form:
http://mappmission.blogspot.com/
P.D.: This information is a post of the MAPP blog. If you want to write there, please submit your post at alrevez.mapperos@blogger.com
Friday, February 20, 2009
Thursday, February 19, 2009
ORIGIN OF THE MAPP
In October 2003, a meeting of artist and performers was called together at the Red Poppy Art House (then called Porfilio Is) to discuss the possibility of a monthly alternative multi-venue neighborhood arts & performance event. That meeting was the spark that caught to flame, the beginning of the “Mission Arts Party”, a name coined in this first meeting, inspired by Adrian Arias’s idea to paint a mural “map of emotions” on the Art House wall. Two months later the first MAP took place with four exhibit spaces; one garage curated by Luis Vasquez Gomez and Koch, and three other spaces; the Art House, Musa Alda’s Little Spot Café (the basement), and Musa’s garage, curated by visual artists Veronica Blanco and Todd Brown, and with the help of Martin Arslanian. With no budget and just basic flyering for promotion, the event was a great success. The MAP quickly doubled its size when, the following month, the Mission Cultural Center opened its doors to co-host a MAP exhibition in their main gallery. Also added to the MAP was the local AutoTech Garage, curated by Danny Stuepenagel. (complete with a salsa band with cars on lifts towering above).
From that time the MAP continued to grow and change. Not long after, the name “Mission Arts Party” was changed to “Mission Arts & Performance Project" with the intentionof bringing the greater focus to process of bringing the arts into the community. Performance took an essential role in generating the energy of the MAPP and constituted a significant difference from what would normally be considered just another “art walk”. Throughout 2004 the MAPP expanded with Raquel De Anda and Clara Cheeves joining in as curators. By mid 2005 the organizing body of the MAPP had grown from 3-4 people to 15 (aprox.). By the end of 2005, the MAPP had succeeded in incorporating three local businesses and a number of resident garden spaces. At the end of 2005 the first radio documentary (by nathanael Johnson) was aired on KALW radio.
This information originally comes from the Red Poppy Art House (the founders of the project)
From that time the MAP continued to grow and change. Not long after, the name “Mission Arts Party” was changed to “Mission Arts & Performance Project" with the intentionof bringing the greater focus to process of bringing the arts into the community. Performance took an essential role in generating the energy of the MAPP and constituted a significant difference from what would normally be considered just another “art walk”. Throughout 2004 the MAPP expanded with Raquel De Anda and Clara Cheeves joining in as curators. By mid 2005 the organizing body of the MAPP had grown from 3-4 people to 15 (aprox.). By the end of 2005, the MAPP had succeeded in incorporating three local businesses and a number of resident garden spaces. At the end of 2005 the first radio documentary (by nathanael Johnson) was aired on KALW radio.
This information originally comes from the Red Poppy Art House (the founders of the project)
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