Lomography + Urban Outfitters Excellent Analog Adventure Exhibition

OPENING RECEPTION
Facebook invite

–Chip Music DJ Set by Decktonic
–Photo Exhibit: Urban Outfitters Excellent Analog Adventure Winners
–New Lomography Camera Launch: The Diana Baby 110
–Free Craft Beer courtesy of Sixpoint Brewery

Let’s wrap up the summer Lomography + Urban Outfitters style–with a party!

We’re celebrating the end of our Excellent Analog Adventure with Urban Outfitters–we asked you to submit photos from your summer adventures and we received a whopping 16,000 to sift through! We’re flying our grand prize winner out to NYC to debut his own photo exhibit in the store, so come by and check it out! Plus, we’ll have free beer from Sixpoint Brewery, live entertainment and some fun prizes in between.

And, we’re celebrating the newest (and tiniest!) addition to the Lomography family–our new Diana Baby 110! It fits right in the palm of your hand and produces the same dreamy, square images you love. Come check it out in person–hope to see you there!

music by

DECKTONIC
http://thisisdecktonic.com/
“Princeton, New Jersey-based DJ and producer Christian
Montoya produces music on the DS-10 that’s drier and more
exposed, as he programs intricate bass music on the
unprocessed Nintendo cart. The results, are a perfect
marriage of game chip-waveform rawness, nude bass and
synth and percussion sounds, and carefully-concocted
grooves.”
— Peter Kirn, Create Digital Music, February 6, 2012

7-10PM
NO COVER

Lomography Gallery Store NYC
41 W. 8th Street,
New York, New York 10011

F train to West 4th Street

lomography.com

iochipmusic.com

This month, DJ Ultra V and Omega bring you the best in the latest electronica. 10PM-4AM as always. Bring your gameboy and get in free. Don’t bring one and it’s still free.

The Blue and Red 3D Spectacular
LISTEN: http://theblueandred.bandcamp.com/

Tony Ness
WATCH: https://vimeo.com/user466559

Algoorithm

LEARN: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqQYjsrmJJc

Visual art by:
EMDash 
www.iochipmusic.com

an I/O Chip Music jawn

Come celebrate the unofficial, informal launch party for Marjorie Becker’s new book, Blip Festival | New York City | Five Years!

Happy hour drinks: $4 draft beer specials and $7 margaritas served cold with amazing Tex-Mex appetizers–upstairs in the lounge at Rodeo Bar! Come hang out, have a happy hour drink, and take a look through a book!

3:30-5:30 PM
21+
No cover

Rodeo Bar
375 3rd Ave
New York, NY 10016

http://www.rodeobar.com/

Map and directions from Gramercy Theatre:
http://g.co/maps/skmd6

Special thanks to Blip Festival! Read more about Chiptography and the book at the official site:
http://blipfestival.org/2012/blip-on-photographer-marjorie-becker/

Blip Festival | New York City | Five Years
http://www.chiptography.com/

A comprehensive photographic record of chip musicians who’ve played New York City’s Blip Festival, from the first wintry event at The Tank in 2006 through the 2007 show at Eyebeam, the 2008 and 2009 shows at The Bell House in Brooklyn, and the spring 2011 return to Eyebeam. Blip Festival | New York City | Five Years represents thousands of hours of work by Chiptography in documenting the New York City chip music scene’s most important yearly event.

“This book is a testament to a thriving and impressive chip music scene, which is kept alive not only by people like Marjorie Becker but every artist pictured in these pages, and the countless others who have yet to make it to this stage. I can think of no better way to celebrate the unique chip music phenomenon, the growing legacy, and the incredible gathering that is the Blip Festival than with these photographs of its creators and contributors.”
–Nathaniel “Natty” Lee Adams, excerpt from his introduction to Blip Festival | New York City | Five Years

All photographs by Marjorie Becker (Chiptography).Edited by Jessen F. Jurado (EMDash). Illustrations and logotype design by Ville Konttinen (KeFF).

Effusively presented by
I/O Chip Music NYC
iochipmusic.com

I/O Chip Music
Datathrash showcase!!
at
Vaudeville Park

7:30 pm
All ages!!
7 bucks

Datathrash is a net label showcasing chip music’s spiritual successor to hardcore punk rock, going by composition style, live energy, and lo-fi, DIY aesthetic. I/O Chip Music is proud to present some of the best musicians of the genre in this sweaty, mosh pit-inducing, pre-Blip Festival double-header basement show at Vaudeville Park. Come ready to create or be inserted into a mosh pit!!

. . . With music from . . .

Double Header!!!
-Graffiti Monsters (Brooklyn, NY)
http://datathrash.bandcamp.com/album/fox-grapes

-Nestrogen (Atlanta, GA)
http://datathrash.bandcamp.com/album/baby-drafus-ep

with:
-A versus B (Montclair, NJ)
http://datathrash.bandcamp.com/album/gameroy

-Facundo (Fuckoffsville, NJ)
http://datathrash.bandcamp.com/album/face-blasted

. . . visuals by . . .

-noteNdo (New York City, NY)
http://notendo.com/
Jeff Donaldson began the noteNdo project in 2001 with the intent to create animation entirely with his own hardware modifications of 8bit NES and 16bit SEGA Genesis/Master Systems.

Come ready to create or be inserted into a mosh pit!!

Vaudeville Park
26 Bushwick Ave
(corner of Bushwick Ave and Devoe St)
Brooklyn, NY 11211

L train to Grand Ave

vaudevillepark.com

I/O Chip Music
iochipmusic.com

flyer design by Kool Skull

Full info on NYCAMS site: http://nortemaar.org/cage-transmitted-evening-3-part-1/

Facebook invite: https://www.facebook.com/events/339803849403177/?notif_t=event_invite

Fri, Mar 16, 6:30pm at NYCAMS (44 West 28th Street, 7th flr) Cage Transmitted: Evening 3 Part 1: Channeling John Cage’s revolutionary use of radios as instruments, sound artist Tamara Yadao will construct an improvised score for this unique evening celebrating Cage. Yadao will also be sourcing melodic ornaments, drones, and rhythmic pulses from her Game Boy. Part performance, part installation the event will take place at New York Center for Arts and Media Studies as part of the closing reception of the exhibition “What I Know,” curated by Norte Maar’s Director, Jason Andrew. This evening of Cage Transmitted comes with special thanks to Ian Colletti and Jessen Jurado. About Tamara Yadao. Tamara Yadao is a sound artist, musician and experimental composer, who employs loose structures in improvisation to investigate meaning in conceptual methods of sound-making. In 2009, at Diapason Gallery, she presented a lecture on “the glitch” called “Post-Digital Music: The Expansion of Artifacts in Microsound and the Aesthetics of Failure in Improvisation.” Current explorations include the spoken word, electroacoustic composition in virtual space and 8-bit sound. She has experimented with sculptural forms of sound-making in her work with spoken word duo rahrahree!, audiovisual duo tū and the experimental improvising quintet, Frogwell. These experiments have also informed her construction of virtual instruments in game art duo, foci + loci. In New York, places her work has been exhibited/performed include the Brick Theater, the Brooklyn Academy of Music, the Brooklyn Museum, Conflux Festival, the Kitchen, the Ontological Theater, the Stone, Symphony Space and Zebulon. She currently co-curates the word/text/music performance series, TXT FST. For Cage Transmitted: Evening 3 Part 1, Tamara will be performing with Zen Albatross and Nicole Carroll (a.k.a n0izmkr) .