{Re}HAPPENING – April 7th 2012

http://www.reverbnation.com/skylake

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http://www.ahleuchatistas.com

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Participate in the Disco Flash Mob! Learn the dance from 9:30-10:30 in the gym and Flash Mob it soon after, with light up Afro wigs, while supplies last.

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http://b8nt.com/ Motiles are a generative design platform. Each motile is comprised of three parts: one bike, one metal unit, and one human. We would like to travel the motiles inaugural unscripted performance event to ReHAPPENING. The ING occurred on January 20th 2012 and is entitled REPLY’ALL. During...

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http://www.genefelice.com A Solar Powered, DioLuminescent Organism.  A hybrid of sorts, Biomimicry gone wrong perhaps.  Allurement, Light Play, Light Emitting Diodes,  Interaction, Submerged below the surface of Lake Eden.

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http://marleycarroll.com Marley Carroll is a prodigious multi-instrumentalist, producer and DJ from Asheville, North Carolina. The beginnings of his musicianship sprang from training in piano, percussion and scratch DJ technique. Marley performs with several different formats. He has developed a solo, live PA set of his original material...

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A space dedicated to the exploration of sound as performance, installation, duration and beyond… Kima Moore http://www.myspace.com/kimamooremusic Zach Smith http://www.zachsmith.info/ Shane Perlowin http://www.shaneperlowin.com/ Will Isenogle  Dailey Toliver  http://meanarchives.blogspot.com/ Abe Leonard  http://www.myspace.com/abrahamleonard Andrew Williams http://www.facebook.com/skylakemusic Lucianne Waldrup   Dash Lewis http://www.curtainsband.blogspot.com/ David Grubba http://soundcloud.com/eneasilviocarrega Jaye Bartell http://www.myspace.com/pilgrimsongs Ryan Oslance Jamie Hepler http://www.myspace.com/robotsoupsound Leon Liebenberg http://soundcloud.com/cumulusleon Tashi Dorji http://soundcloud.com/haram-kalabar-kha Sijal Nasralla:  Project, Dunums      

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funded in part by The Media Arts Project, Community Grant http://www.themap.org/jbrinker/ “Can You Feel It?” is an interactive exploration of nostalgia experienced via cutting-edge technologies and immersive environments.  The project examines rave culture and its radical, international appeal as a defining moment of a generation.  Brinker’s objective...

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Performing: Lonely Woman by Ornette Coleman. USA, 1959. Blestem – Cine Iubeste Şi Lasa (Curse – He who Loves and Leaves) by Maria Tanase.  Romania,  1936. Nešto Sasvim Izvesno (Something Totally Inevitable) by Darkwood Dub and Bisera Veletanlić.  Serbia and Croatia, 2012. A rotating cast of accordionists that includes:...

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“Excursus”:  (premiere) funded in part by The Media Arts Project, Community Grant Concept: Sara Baird and Christopher Perryman Vehicle construction: Christopher Perryman Butoh performance design: Sara Baird and Julie Becton Gillum Music: Kimathi Moore Costumes: Amanda-ray Danko Video Artist: Lei Han Performers: Jenni Cockrell, John Crutchfield, Valeria Watson-Doost, Monika Gross, Kathleen Hahn, Melissa McKee, Rachel Thomas-Levy, Dash Lewis and Rachel Whitlock Lou Gargiulo...

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SEQUENCE OF EVENTS 1. a small group of people are encouraged to consider themselves a large group of people. 2. they actively do not participate in traditional engagements. 3. they make a collective pact. 4. they introspect their sympathies to only themselves. 5. gather together, have conversations. 6. talk to yourself together. 7....

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The Labyrinth is a kinetic sculpture and interactive multimedia environment. It is composed of three concentric circular hallways that are suspended from above and rotate independently inside and around one another. The hallways are made of sheer fabric so that projections flood through their walls and...

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http://www.myspace.com/tedpope/photos

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http://bicameral.multiply.com/ Bicameral Research Sound & Projection System – single channel video projection with sound

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http://ursulagullow.com/home.html

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http://lindseykelleydance.com/ http://mindyupin.com/ “A Tribute and Reflection of the Relationship,” which first premiered at New York City’s Danspace Project Food for Thought in November 2010 is lighthearted and jovial. Lindsey and Mindy are a goofy, fun team, but are nothing less than dancing machines. Their unyielding athleticism combined...

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The Quiet House is an important structure in the history of the Black Mountain College. Artists at the College used this space to reflect and mediate, in silence. These moments of reflection are a necessary part of the creative process. This installation delves into the contemplations...

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http://tompazderka.com/home.html

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http://www.field-office.com/ https://vimeo.com/user1553882

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http://www.heatherlewis.net/

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http://www.acdt.org/ Asheville Contemporary Dance Theatre/White Dog Dance Project INT BA`AX KA WIILIKEX?  TA`N TO`OSA  MA` BETEE (old mayan proverb); What will you see? A movement experience in the air with camera and improvised sound with Nicole Silvers, Giles Collard, Scott Sheppard, Steve Noll and Susan

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http://www.kendallnordin.com/ Entanglement by Kendall Nordin A performative, durational drawing lasting for at least 1.5 hours.  I roll out a scroll of thin tracing paper.  Holding a pen in each hand, face down on the paper with my arms as far as they can reach, I draw two...

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http://www.frenchbroadchocolates.com Dan has always been a tinkerer.  Fortunately, his chosen craft has provided an outlet for that creative impulse.  Dan and his wife, Jael, started French Broad Chocolates in 2007, outfitting their home kitchen to produce confections and pastries for tailgate markets.  Chocolate is a temperamental...

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http://www.kleiwerks.org/aboutus_north_america.php  

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http://www.myspace.com/queenmaeandthebells From the dark, candle-lit corners of Columbus, Ohio comes Packbeest.  They’ve come to share a list of story-songs that celebrate the collective unconscious, gut, inner animals, & grit.  This duo is comprised of Tina Matthews, a forming member of Queen Mae and the Bells, songwriter...

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http://www.ashevillenc.gov/Departments/ParksRecreation/CulturalArts/CulturalArtsPrograms.aspx

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http://www.lab404.com/

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http://www.thewallpaperproject.com/ (The Making, Map, and Burial, of Book No: 26) Video Performance Exhibition by Michael James Folliett Created for {Re}HAPPENING 2012 3 videos: The Making of Black Book No: 26 The Map of Black Book No: 26 The Burial of Black Book No: 26 Black Book No. 26: the second time the artist has...

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http://www.chadadair.com/ In “Lady of Lake Eden,” thousands of starch based biodegradable peanuts are swept up into the air by fans arranged in a circle. The fans blow the peanuts into a giant pile in the middle of the floor, and are pulled up, dancing around on columns...

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http://www.vimeo.com/themoonfoetus

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http://www.sebastianmatthews.com/index.shtml

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Shot in and around Lake Eden, site of the former Black Mountain College, this film presents emotionally evocative images of contemplative movement, influenced by the local landscape and individual narratives. Characters emerge and recede within an abstract world of relation, while housed in sculptural costume and situation. MountainsPlain is...

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http://www.cillavee.com/ L’oeuf an absurdist site-specific movement theatre installation for tennis court by Claire Elizabeth Barratt “L’oeuf” is a game of tennis with no rules. It is played in a state of suspended animation with tennis balls & eggs. It is played by humans in white tennis gear & white, life-size rag-dolls. Both...

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http://www.myspace.com/elisafaires444 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyYd87PTJXg http://www.erototoxdecodings.com/xambuca.html http://www.myspace.com/xambuca  

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http://www.johnvorus.com/ “Knucklewalker – an electro-acoustic spinal tap into the reptilian core of the human brain. Multi screen projections by trance-state visual artist Kati Astraeir and macro videography by John Vorus.”

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