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YBCA:ConVerge: “Super Science Future” Noise & Light Installation | SoMa

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Thursday, November 19, 2015 - 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm | Cost: FREE
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts | 701 Mission St, San Francisco, CA

Event Details

Cancelled – YBCA:ConVerge Monthly Art Gathering | SoMa

Please Note: The specific ConVerge series is no longer taking place at the YBCA, but we encourage you to still come out to the Yerba Buena district every 3rd Thursday for special events at YBCA and neighboring museums.

The YBCA:ConVerge series is a free monthly public gathering featuring creative and generative social art practices.

Community and innovative multi- and inter-disciplinary arts practices come together in the YBCA’s Grand Lobby and Room for Big Ideas with art, live music and curated performances in an interactive, experimental format. Cocktails are available for purchase.

In conjunction with Earth Machines and Won Ju Lim: Raycraft Is Dead, Converge: Landscapes in Flux will feature an artist talk with Won Ju Lim, as well as a performance and installation by Rubber (() Cement, an audio-visual glimpse of what the future holds, organized by Marcella Faustini.

Schedule

  • 5 pm: Won Ju Lim Artist Talk, Screening Room
  • 5:30 pm: Guided Gallery Tour
  • 6:30 pm: Rubber (() Cement Sound installation

Rubber (() Cement presents an image of a “super science future,” using installations, noise, light, and movement to fill the Grand Lobby. With their re-imagining of urban waste, Rubber (() Cement creates sets out of recycled material that transport the viewer to a future that is grim, sludgy, and surreal, yet directly evolved from the technologically run world that we live in today.

Disclaimer: Please double check event information with the event organizer as events can be canceled, details can change after they are added to our calendar, and errors do occur.


Cost: FREE
Categories: *Top Pick*, Art & Museums, Eating & Drinking, San Francisco
Address: 701 Mission St, San Francisco, CA