david jensenius

Solo concert of selected works. Premiere of Fragility, a work for six guitars, feedback, and sine tones.

Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery's New Music at the Gallery concert series presents Bruxism and Katherine Young. Curated by David Jensenius and Ian Newton.

Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery's New Music at the Gallery concert series presents Kyle Brenders and Naw. Curated by David Jensenius and Ian Newton.

Polish Club CD release at the Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery's New Music at the Gallery concert series. Sets by Polish Club and Not the Wind Not the Flag. Curated by David Jensenius and Ian Newton.

Premiere of a new collage-based artificial intelligence work using live and pre-recorded material. A lecture and workshop are also part of this event.

Spurse’s “Engines of Dispersal: Seeding the Premises” (2010) begins with the now globally ubiqutious apple seed. Each apple seed holds within itself a unique and individual possibility of forming a new apple species. It is a pure difference engine, as each seed’s genetic material is a full variation from its source tree. To maintain the continuity of a variety, the apple tree is held in a static relationship with the farmer via grafting and cloning. We entangle with these cross species alliances every time we eat an apple. To allow a seed to propagate is to invite emergent farmers, both human and non-human, to participate in the experimentation of that seed’s potential fruiting. This project will take the form of mundane everyday apple seed distribution systems. Bars of soap, building mortar and plaster, earth to add to puddles. These materials are for distribution from the gallery. With the possibility of germination, we are entangled into a broad future of relations- ecological diversity, management practices, genetic variation, stewardship, habitat recomposition and economic diversity.

Uncertainty Music Series
Neverending Books
810 State St., New Haven
8pm
$5 suggested donation
BYOB

at Enterbeing in NE Portland, OR.

at the bemis center for contemporary arts in Omaha, NE.

at Brown Rice Music. 4432 N Kedzie Ave, Chicago, IL 60625

at New School Global Exchange Lab (10 flr, 2 13th W)

at studio X (Columbia University)

at Grand Arts, Kansas City, MO

As part of CONTINUITY works by Jonathan Chen, Tom Crean, Jessica Feldman, and Kathleen Stanard. $5/$10 minimum

as part of the Ingenuity Festival, Cleveland, Ohio

as part of the Uncertainty Music Series at Never Ending Books, New Haven, Connecticut

As part of SPACE
new dance, music and video art?by Nina Barnett, Jessica Feldman, Hiram Navarrete, Jessica Neo/Kate Marsh,Kathleen Stanard,Blithe Riley,Carl Testa at Monkeytown 58 N 3rd St (btwn Wythe and Kent), Brooklyn, NY $5 door / $10 minimum

at the Terrace Club (Princeton University). 62 Washington Rd, Princeton, New Jersey.

as part of the Uncertainty Music Series at Never Ending Books, New Haven, Connecticut

concert of original works at Wesleyan University Chapel, Middletown, Connecticut

at Martocchio Music, Avon, Connecticut

at Crowell Hall, Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut

as part of Seven by Seven

computers and modular synthesizer at Maybeck Recital Hall, Berkeley, California

presented at the Electro-Music Festival in Philadelphia, PA

installation at Olin Library, Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut

as part of the “Honored Guest: a concert of works by Alvin Lucier”, Crowell Hall, Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut

Memorial Chapel, Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut

performed by Jonathan Chen and Sabrina Schroeder at the Memorial Chapel, Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut

performed by the Boston Sound Collective at the Memorial Chapel, Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut