Mar
13
8:00 PM20:00

BIKINI KILL BENEFIT FOR INTERFAITH NIGHTLY WORKS SHELTER, OLYMPIA, WA

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Bikini Kill will play March 13, 2020 at the Capitol Theater in Olympia, WA.

The show is a benefit for Interfaith Nightly Works Shelter.

Interfaith Works Nightly Shelter is the only shelter/homeless services program that explicitly prioritizes women and LGBT single adults in the Olympia community,

Read More: Bikini Kill announce Olympia show in March 2020 for charity | http://www.brooklynvegan.com/bikini-kill-announce-olympia-show-in-march-2020-for-charity/?trackback=tsmclip

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OUR PLACE IN THE SUN by SOBBETH DEBUTS AT NORTH MIAMI MOCA October 18
Oct
18
7:00 PM19:00

OUR PLACE IN THE SUN by SOBBETH DEBUTS AT NORTH MIAMI MOCA October 18

PERFORMANCE AT MOCA  | Friday October 18th 7:00-9:00PM  | FREE with museum admission

OUR PLACE IN THE SUN: (Chapter One)

BY SOBBETH

Part film, part installation, and part novel, Our Place In The Sun takes place in Florida in an unspecified moment in the immanent future: as rockets depart regularly for a proposed colonization of Mars, a transgender woman living in a cheap beach hotel observes the changes in her body and subjectivity that come with gender transition from the very shores where rising seas are slowly inundating the state. Inspired in part by the Florida travel diaries of William Bartram and Cabeza de Vaca, Midnight Piper Forman and Erica Dawn Lyle (working together under the collective name, SOBBETH) have for the past three years undertaken an ongoing exploration of the ruins of the Sunshine State’s 20thcentury mythologies. The result is Our Place In The Sun, an ever-expanding experimental atlas of Florida and iterative artistic approach to the subjective nature of geography. For this appearance at MOCA, Lyle will perform text in dialogue with sequences from the film-in-progress, offering a nonlinear, dreamlike consideration of Florida’s legacies of colonization and real estate speculation, and the magical-realist possibilities of transcendence beyond capitalism through queer lived experience.

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Sep
4
8:00 PM20:00

IVY JEANNE and ERICA DAWN w/ PRIVACY ISSUES, PERFUME V, SPECIAL MOVES in BROOKLYN

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Ivy is out east so we will get to play a rare show together this September 4 at Jones Beach, a new bar and cafe near Broadway/Myrtle in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Also on the bill are SPECIAL MOVES and PERFUME V on tour from the Pacific NW and local shredder babes, PRIVACY ISSUES. 8 pm, or so show time, I imagine.

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Jun
13
8:00 PM20:00

ERICA DAWN LYLE Solo performance at DIY Space London

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I will be performing a noise set at DIY Space For London — and trying out some new pedals! — at the book release event for The Process of The Field in New Cross- edited by Toby Austin Locke, Paolo Plotegher, Rosanna Thompson: with documents and writing from a common archive of the famed London social space, The Field.

June 13 8PM FREE

@ DIY Space for London 96-108 Ormside Street, SE15 1TF London, United Kingdom

Join us for a non-party release of collective exhaustion and hear the noisy strings of Erica Dawn Lyle as we first reveal this book… with a small reading and movement.
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About the Book:
The Process of The Field in New Cross demonstrates the story of the Field collective from its founding energy around 2014 to the time of the book's editing in early 2016.

“The Field was purposefully researching ways to utilise critical theory and creative work for political ends. That is, the Field wanted nothing to do with the speculative cultural economy and the art world.”

The Process of the Field in New Cross provides documents of some of the tensions, hopes, exchanges, achievements and processes this group had through its founding as both the Field and the New Cross Commoners, as a “not-art” community activist space.

It is co-edited by three of its members who pull from emails, group-process documents, and an image archive– and shows among other things the tensions between the body and spirit of running an idealistic project in the heart of a brutal neo-liberal city. Its most near neo-liberal shadow is Goldsmiths, away from which, it seeks a path informed by post-Occupy practice. 

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About Canary Press:
Canary Press is a new imprint, a collaboration of the Minneapolis-based Tools in Common (http://toolsincommon.org/colophon
and the Journal of Aesthetics & Protest (http://www.joaap.org). 

The goal of the imprint is to fertilise the resistant joy and creative depth of the radical freak-o-system. (for more information on the concept of the freak-o-system, see here- https://www.theonion.com/report-swelling-hippie-herds-pose-threat-to-delicate-f-1819564982

Upcoming books include a project on XXX by Artist Cassie Thornton, A book on the ZAD by Mauvais Troupe, a book on Shamanism by Paolo Plot. 

Note: we are passively seeking manuscripts and book concepts for the press. 

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