OPEN FEED x Infrasonic Series presents Kelly Armor & Allen Brown with Mooneyes
Kelly Armor is a singer, multi-instrumentalist, storyteller, teaching artist, and folklorist. She has works intensively with Erie’s New American community, helping them preserve their culture and traditions in their new home, while also creating systems for the greater community to honor, celebrate and benefit from New American’s indigenous knowledge. Kelly performed a set of flute music alongside Allen Brown, an Erie-based Native American flautist. Allen is a Seminole artist, and plays an instrument he made himself, decorated with a turtle representing his mother’s Turtle Clan, and an arrowhead facing down, representing peace and a round motif representing the circle of life. They will be accompanied by visualist Mooneyes (Aaron Homerski). Mooneyes works in a variety of media, from digital imagery to handmade crochet objects. Mooneyes was artist-in-residence at FEED in Spring 2024.
Ethan Hayden was Event Curator-in-Residence of OPEN FEED 2024. Ethan is a musician + author based in America's Rust Belt. He is the author of Sigur Rós's ( ), published as part of Bloomsbury's 33⅓ series, and runs the independent record label, Infrasonic Press.
FEED + Ethan merged the media art center's OPEN FEED series with the record label's Infrasonic Series for 4 summer concerts, welcoming experimental musicians from across the world, billed alongside Erie artists for intermedia events featuring a wide variety of work off the beaten path. Concerts were accompanied by workshops, mostly led by visiting artists, to deepen understanding of practices like hardware customization + free improvisation.
OPEN FEED is supported by mediaThe foundation inc.
mediaThe is a private foundation supporting innovative, equitable, grass roots organizations in the arts, the environment and humanitarian aid. We seek to support organizations that have sustainable, meaningful impact, but also take risks to innovate and stimulate positive change and new ideas. As a private foundation we only support 501c3 organizations.
The Infrasonic Series is supported by an Erie County Redevelopment Authority StARTup grant
With a strong history and industrial roots, Erie has firmly positioned itself with the technology, manufacturing, logistics and distribution infrastructures needed to support the businesses of tomorrow. Throughout this renaissance, the Erie County Redevelopment Authority (ECRDA) has played a pivotal role in local business development, facilitating loan and grant funding and providing expert technical assistance for hundreds of businesses. Today, ECRDA is building on its property development success by addressing the needs of the new economy while strengthening its foundation.
FEED Media Art Center is an arts incubator located in Erie's Downtown ARTs District, dedicated to the production, presentation, and preservation of media art.
https://FEED.art
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