Fri October 25, 2013
Under the Influence: from Fyodor Dostoevsky to Michelle Tea
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at The Emerald Tablet
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Join us for the eighth installment of our first homegrown performance series, Under the Influence, co-created with and hosted by Quiet Lightning‘s Evan Karp.
Four artists perform work by one of their major influences, followed by original work created for the show that channels that influence. Artists have 15 minutes and select the following month’s performers, so each show is inspired by the one before.
This month’s show features Oki Sogumi channeling Jackie Wang, Nathan Grover divining Jeff Magnum and joseph Cornell, Carol Queen invoking Michelle Tea, and Moneta Goldsmith responding to the work of Fyodor Dostoevsky.
For links to the performers, and videos: http://emtab.org/under-the-influence-oct-25-2013/.
Come see what turns people on and what they do about it. Who knows? You might take someone more than just home with you. Under the Influence: because some things last longer than homes.
$5 suggested donation. Nobody turned away for lack of funds.
Delicious complimentary food. Drinks by donation.
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Four artists perform work by one of their major influences, followed by original work created for the show that channels that influence. Artists have 15 minutes and select the following month’s performers, so each show is inspired by the one before.
This month’s show features Oki Sogumi channeling Jackie Wang, Nathan Grover divining Jeff Magnum and joseph Cornell, Carol Queen invoking Michelle Tea, and Moneta Goldsmith responding to the work of Fyodor Dostoevsky.
For links to the performers, and videos: http://emtab.org/under-the-influence-oct-25-2013/.
Come see what turns people on and what they do about it. Who knows? You might take someone more than just home with you. Under the Influence: because some things last longer than homes.
$5 suggested donation. Nobody turned away for lack of funds.
Delicious complimentary food. Drinks by donation.
Join us for the eighth installment of our first homegrown performance series, Under the Influence, co-created with and hosted by Quiet Lightning‘s Evan Karp.
Four artists perform work by one of their major influences, followed by original work created for the show that channels that influence. Artists have 15 minutes and select the following month’s performers, so each show is inspired by the one before.
This month’s show features Oki Sogumi channeling Jackie Wang, Nathan Grover divining Jeff Magnum and joseph Cornell, Carol Queen invoking Michelle Tea, and Moneta Goldsmith responding to the work of Fyodor Dostoevsky.
For links to the performers, and videos: http://emtab.org/under-the-influence-oct-25-2013/.
Come see what turns people on and what they do about it. Who knows? You might take someone more than just home with you. Under the Influence: because some things last longer than homes.
$5 suggested donation. Nobody turned away for lack of funds.
Delicious complimentary food. Drinks by donation.
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Four artists perform work by one of their major influences, followed by original work created for the show that channels that influence. Artists have 15 minutes and select the following month’s performers, so each show is inspired by the one before.
This month’s show features Oki Sogumi channeling Jackie Wang, Nathan Grover divining Jeff Magnum and joseph Cornell, Carol Queen invoking Michelle Tea, and Moneta Goldsmith responding to the work of Fyodor Dostoevsky.
For links to the performers, and videos: http://emtab.org/under-the-influence-oct-25-2013/.
Come see what turns people on and what they do about it. Who knows? You might take someone more than just home with you. Under the Influence: because some things last longer than homes.
$5 suggested donation. Nobody turned away for lack of funds.
Delicious complimentary food. Drinks by donation.
show less
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The Emerald Tablet
80 Fresno St., San Francisco, CA 94133
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