April 21

Magda Sayeg/Knitta Please

Magda Sayeg

Sayeg specializes in transforming exterior city spaces and objects – parking meters, bike racks, and lampposts, for example – into unexpected works of art. Her medium is knitting, which she does by hand or with a loom, depending on the size of the project. 

Sayeg works to redefine...

New Works Project: Luke Savisky

Luke Savisky @ AMOA
10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Luke Savisky, who works in both traditional and non-traditional art spaces, creates multi-media installations that transform natural and architectural settings. Exploring the spectrum of the human experience through film and art, he stretches the limits of visual media using found film montage,...

Erectheum

Michael Smith & Jay Sanders
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm

presented by Testsite & Fluent Collaborative

Sanders and Smith come together once again but this time doing their own things investigating the myths behind the Greek Fraternity system and the mysteries surrounding these sacred fraternal organizations.

Using sound, text and of...

T is For: Two hundred two-steppers on the steps of the Texas Capitol

Allison Orr & Graham Reynolds
6:30 pm - 7:00 pm

Celebrated local choreographer Allison Orr teams up with award-winning Austin-based composer Graham Reynolds to kick-off the 2010 Fusebox Festival on the steps of the state capitol. T is for... will celebrate the two-step's rich cultural history while showcasing...

The Velvet Suite

Kaiji Moriyama
8:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Presented by testperformancetest and Arthouse.

Dancer Kaiji Moriyama of Japan is considered one of the most acclaimed contemporary dancers in Japan and this trip will be his second trip to the U.S. and the American debut of this new piece, The Velvet Suite, which was created to fit...

Fusebox Kick Off Party with Andrew Andrew

Andrew Andrew
9:30 pm

Help us kick off the 2010 Fusebox Festival on Wed April 21st @ the U.S. Art Authority with the Andrew Andrew

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After the Kaiji Moriyama show @ the Paramount

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