X Avant XVI: Process

Concert in X Avant XVI Series

Day three of X Avant – Process – is dedicated to the global thread of sustained tone as a healing modality by way of an 8-hour performance devoted to droooooooooooone. Now that we have heard voices and experiences, stories, and calls to action, we must reflect and heal. Though the festival began with a dive into discomfort focusing on artists and attendees speaking taxing truths, we will present a full day (2-10PM) dedicated to sonic washing: a critical component to the advancement of humanity. Drone day will feature 16 artists over 8 hours, combined with visuals, surround sound and spaces to lay down.

Performer Schedule

2 PM- Labyrinth(Naomi McCarroll-Butler, Pedram Khavarzamini, Scott Peterson)
3- Bachelard
4- Colin Fisher
5- Short Bloom
6- Kat Estacio
7- Debashis Sinha
8- LordAUK & Zones
9 PM- Labyrinth (Araz Salek, Amely Zhou, Yang Chen)

Visual Artists

Aljumaine Gayle
Enna Kim
Maziar Ghaderi

918 Bathurst is not currently wheelchair accessible due to stairs (two half-flights to enter the performance space, and one flight to access the washrooms). We offer PWYC streaming of this event on our website www.musicgallery.org

All patrons must comply with our COVID-19 policy, which can be accessed here: https://bit.ly/2YmZyDT

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