Our twenty-fourth edition opens with a program of quotidian traces, recomposed contemplations of personal and social space; featuring Asha Sheshadri, Valeri Marina and a trio performance of “wouldn’t have to hurt” by claire rousay with more eaze and Marilu Donovan.
claire rousay is based in San Antonio, Texas. Her music zeroes in on personal emotions and the minutiae of everyday life—voicemails, haptics, environmental recordings, stopwatches, whispers and conversations—exploding their significance.
Asha Sheshadri moves freely between video, writing, sound, and photography. Her forms flow together to create unpredictable observations of the overlooked, while documenting personal and political networks within our collective, imperfect memory. She currently lives and works in New York.
Valeri Marina is from Bolivia and currently living in Canada. Her work revolves around the exploration of sound from her migrant journey and the experiences that have crossed her. Ecology, politics, spirituality, multisensoriality are some topics she is walking with.