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Saturday, February 6, 2010

MAPP PROGRAM February 6, 2010

goforaloop
1458 San Bruno Ave (near 24th and Portero)
Curator: Evi Ellias & Phoebe Gelfand
Guess Who? The Mystery-in-your-face Game
Opening Reception: Saturday, February 6th, 4-8 PM, Free & All Ages We invite visitors to play a life-size version of the game “Guess Who?” and explore what art in a gallery can be, when it is taken down from the wall and placed in the hands of its audience. Guess Who? The Mystery-in-your-face Game is an interactive, site specific, group show, featuring the work of 19 artists from the Bay Area, Northern California, New York, Texas and beyond.


PATHOS-on-HARRISON
2754 Harrison btwn 23rd and 24th.
Curators: David Kubrin and Jorge Molina
8:00 Jack Hirshman
8:30 Classical Revolution
9:15 Alejandro Chavez (Singer/Songwriter)
10:00 David Kubrin (Poetry)
10:20 Jorge Molina (Pianist) Luis Carbo (percussion), Raul Vargas, (percussion). Spontaneous Combustion Opera.
11:00 Nicole Klaymoon, (poetry).
11:20 Jeffrey Alphonsus Mooney


Studio 24
2857 24th St @ Bryant
Curator: George Brais
7:30 to 7:50 "Jean Claude" (Indegineous Music)
7:50 to 8:10 The Rhythm Gypsy, (singer/songwriter)
8:10 to 8:30 Octjado (Singer/Songwriter)
8:30 to 9:00 George Brais (New age Soundscape Collaboration)
9:00 to 9:30 Ben Thompson and Tony Kiser (Electronica and didgeridoo collaboration)
Featuring poetry throughout by Paper Lanterns

kaleidoscope free speech zone
3109 24th st @ folsom next door to philz coffee.
Curator: Sara Powell
Piano concert by Fred Adler and Natasha Feygina and nature photography by melissa agocs @ 9 pm

Galería de la Raza
2857 24th St @ Bryant
Curator:: RACHEL DE ANDA
Galeria de la Raza presents the U.S. premiere of Hollywoodpedia, a solo exhibition by Mexico City conceptual artist, Artemio, in collaboration with Queens Nails Projects

Red Poppy Art House
2698 folsom st @ 23rd.
Curator: Fatimata Vetu
Workshops 2:30pm: Free Salsa Workshop (A. Cortes-Juarbe)
1:00pm-4:00pm: Free Family Art Activities (Outdoors)
12:30pm-4:30pm: participatory installation: Scott Polach
Exhibition“El Aeropuerto Arias”: A family of 3 generations of artists from Peru.
Luis Arias Vera, Adrian Arias, Anais Arias-Aragon
Coversation/Dialog
6:30pm-8:00pm: Discussion on art and ecology, the NICEproject, Saif Ali, Jayaranjan Anthonypillai, Jen Banta, Michelle K. Lynch, Melita Morales
Performances
8:31pm: Bob Holman & Karamo Susso / Poetry & Kora Music
9:16pm: Not Even the San Joaquin / M. Warr, A. Keirbel, T. Brown
9:33pm: Prasant Radhakrishnan / South Indian Carnatic Solo
10:01pm: Meklit Hadero & Aaron Keirbel / Songs
10: 37pm: Encuentamiento Story-telling / Bryan Robledo, Pablo Velez
11:07pm: Maria Machetes / Voice, cajon
11:27pm: Johanna Suarez & Rosa los Santos / Voice, guitar, cajon

The Box Factory
865 Florida St. #1, Between 20th and 21st
Curator: Tim Hingston
Age of Aquari-yes Celebration!
7pm - 12am
Music / spoken-word / video screening – Manu Francisco & Jelani Lateef
Live jazz / funk from the Aaron Leese Trio
Photography - Hal Bergman
Wallspace curated by Bernadette
Spontaneous Salsa – Cassandra Clark & Xavier Serrato
Transformation station w/ photo booth, Houka tent and more!

Rosie's Cheeks Garage
1132 Florida St. @ 23rd/24th
Curator: The Lowbrow Society for the Arts
Come enjoy a night of nostalgia for childhood fairs, right in the comfort of your city...
Hay Rides! Popcorn! Cider! Bobbing for apples! Face painting! Games and prizes throughout the night.
Fantastic visual art by 10 different fantastic artists-covering family freakshows to crazy costume shoots to americana collages.
Performances by:
8:45 Mugg Muggles, The man with the Jive
9:30 The Ukulady
10:15 Waltzing Matilda The One Beer Prophet
and a special appearance by: Dr. FeelFine, an Eco-Carny from the Big Tadoo Puppet Crew

SUB
199 Capp St @ 17th & Capp
Curator: Alex Greenburg
Opening Reception: Saturday, February 6th, 8pm-12am, Free & All Ages
Sebastian Parker: wood sculpture & furniture design
Alex Greenburg: photographs & slideshows on the hour

Area 2881
2881 23rd Street (at Florida)
Curator: Carl Pisaturo
Kinetic, Robotic, Light Art, 3D photography of Carl Pisaturo8pm - midnight

Sunrise Cafe
3126 24th St
Curator: Alfonso Texidor
"El Amor y la Amistad" Art Show
El Amor y la Amistad se festejan felizmente en el Sunrise Restaurant (3126 24th St.) con una Exhibicion de Artes Plasticas, organizada por Maestros y Estudiantes del area de la Mision... Se invita a todos, para asistir al evento el mes entrante, especialemente el dia de la inauguracion, el 6 de febrero, a partir de las 5pm... NO DEJEN DE ASISTIR!
We will be celebrating love and friendship next month at Sun Rise Restaurant (3126 24th St.) with an exhibit of visual artists, organized by students and teachers from the Mission District... Everyone is welcome to come by and check out the art, and also to attend the opening day, February 6, starting at 5pm... DON'T MISS THIS EVENT!
ARTISTS:
Raul Florez, Carlos Soberanis, Shara Nieto, Ramon Hernandez, Candelaria Villegas, Francisco Soto (FASO), Genesis Soto, Vladimir Cuevas, Antonio Herta, Sr. y Magdalena Florez
POETRY:
Alfonso Texidor, Jackie Mendez, y Paul Florez
MUSIC:
Ernesto Jimenez, Rosa Muda y Canea Martinez

Mission: Comics and Art
3520 20th St
Curator: Leef Smith
Mission: Comics & Art presents "All The Best," by San Francisco artist Josh Ellingson, whose artwork draws inspiration from comic books, classic sci-fi movies, video games, pop-culture and the potential of the human mind.

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

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.

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