[NewMusicEvents] Oct 3 Illuminated Corridor: Prelinger on Prelinger

[Suki O'Kane]

please join us at the next illuminated corridor, 
a collision of public art, live music and film:

prelinger on prelinger
wednesday
oct 3, 2007
7:16pm

free admission

the prelinger library
bound by eighth, folsom and rodgers streets
san francisco

rain or shine | bring fm radio

live music and performative projection from
    craig baldwin
    cinepimps [with alfonso alvarez and keith arnold]
    steve dye
    antónio jorge gonçalves [portugal]
    lance grabmiller
    killer banshee
    charles kremenak, john reilly and eric steinberg
    sarah lockhart
    peter nyboer

live music accompaniment of panorama ephemera 
[prelinger 2004] by a large ensemble conducted by 
gino robair [with thomas dimuzio, tom djll, 
shayna dunkelman, john hanes, matt ingalls, 
kristin miltner, scott rosenberg, thomas 
scandura, karen stackpole, moe! staiano et alia]

live broadcasts from neighborhood public radio

and episodic jo no mai from theatre of yugen

about prelinger on prelinger
This Corridor seeks to illuminate the Prelinger 
Library, a private research library open to the 
public with collections encompassing some 50,000 
books, periodical volumes and printed ephemera. 
The Library is linked to the Prelinger Archive, a 
collection of ephemeral films that are a key 
creative resource to artists of the Illuminated 
Corridor, and serve as a touchstone for the 
broader community of film, sound and bricolage 
artists. The event will take place during the 
Library's traditional Wednesday Open House 
evening hours, where you are invited to lose 
yourself in the stacks of an extraordinary 
library turned inside out for an evening.

This Corridor is presented with the generous 
support of San Francisco Cinematheque 
(www.sfcinematheque.org) as part of its Live 
Cinema series, Instituo Camões, and individual 
donors.

about the corridor
www.illuminatedcorridor.com
The Illuminated Corridor is a next step in 
outdoor cinema: a nomadic public art installation 
that creates site-specific illumination of public 
space, drawing on local traditions of film and 
live music.

Launched in the Summer of 2005 by a collaboration 
of over 75 Bay Area filmmakers, media artists, 
sound artists and musicians, the Illuminated 
Corridor catalyzes new work, showcases diverse 
collaborations between performative 
projectionists and performing artists, and covers 
a vast territory of film and music genres.