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LIVE MUSIC // Sheryl Cheung + Anne Guthrie, Kevin Corcoran duo + Gabby Wen

All Ages / Accessible Space / Open to the public!
7:30 DOORS, 8 SHOW
$7–$10 suggested donation

Sheryl Cheung (Taipei, Taiwan)

Sheryl Cheung experiments with the idea of the body as an instrument that is continually played by affects. Like an open, metabolic body, her sound palette is vulnerable and harsh at the same time. Sheryl works between experimental music, abstract scoring and writing to explore a materialist understanding of power, emotion and moral order. Her recent research focuses on sound and medicine through the perspective of Chinese ontology. For this performance in San Francisco she will be working with electronic sound and local plants.
soundcosmology.cargo.site

Anne Guthrie & Kevin Corcoran duo (SF)

Anne Guthrie is an acoustician, composer, and French horn player based in San Francisco, CA. She studied music composition at University of Iowa, and architectural acoustics at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Her music combines processed field recordings and instrumental improvisation while exploiting architectural and psycho-acoustic phenomena to distort and obscure sonic identities. Along with her solo work, she often performs and records with Billy Gomberg as FrauFraulein, and with Gomberg and Richard Kamerman as Delicate Sen.
fraufraulein.com/anne/

Kevin Corcoran is a percussionist focused on techniques which extend the sonic possibilities of the instrument emphasizing textural sound, friction, sympathetic vibration, sustained tones and the use of found objects. Improvisation is crucial to his practice as generative method and non-hierarchical exchange of ideas. He collaborates with artists across various disciplines locally in the Bay Area and in his performances throughout the US, Europe and East Asia.
kevincorcoran.net

Gabby Wen

Gabby Wen is an improviser, electroacoustic composer, and sound/performance artist living in San Francisco. Works with modular synthesizers, code, homemade electronics, field recordings, guqin (Chinese seven-stringed zither), found objects, voice, body & more. Having a background in computer science and postcolonial studies, she is interested in the subtle intersections of mathematics and art, of tradition and innovation, and the impact of new technology on indigenous music around the globe.
https://soundcloud.com/gabwen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daMQalM7-v8

Earlier Event: January 10
ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCY + ART OPENINGS
Later Event: January 28
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