Thursday, February 22, 2007
Audio Bikes
On Wednesday, February 21, Fishbon Event Lab agents gathered to initiate a special clandestine bicycle modification project aimed at modifying perfectly normal two wheeled conveyances into loud, annoying Audio Bikes. Beginning with the usual Kama Sutra playing cards stuck into the spokes with clothes pins and moving on to heating duct drum sets with special Fishbon Bullhorns to amplify them, the agents were able to create a variety of possible modified two wheelers. Operatives were also treated to a reprise of Adam's LED Mounted Wheel with very cool Fishbon Skeleton motif.
Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Valentine's Day Fire Fiesta
On Wednesday, February 14th, lovesick Fishbon Event Lab operatives descended on Reds Espressobar for a tour de force performance of the Fishbon Firearts Cell performance troupe, Pyrospin. The event featured the whole range of routines from poi to rope and staff with cool combinations and narrative twists. The assembled were also treated to the debut of Alan's amazing new fire machine, christened "the Jellyfish." A wondrous pastiche of pulleys, cables, motors and leadscrews, the machine spouted fire and rocked from side to side in a raucous randomized dance.
Sunday, February 18, 2007
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
Sonofusion and the Overtone Violin
On Wednesday, February 7, Fishbon Event Lab activists were on hand for the remarkable blending of new music, the radically re-envisioned electronic Overtone Violin and Jitter generated graphics. John's Sonofusion is an interactive audio-visual piece for Dan's Overtone Violin, an entirely custom built, radically augmented musical instrument that preserves the traditions of violin technique while adding a whole new set of possibilities for the musician. In this piece, the instrument interactively manipulates audio, video, and three-dimensional graphics. The performer journeys through a series of virtual spaces, each with their own set of underlying processes which the performer controls through gesture and sound. To find out more about Sonofusion and the instrument, check out these links:
http://www.timebent.com/sonofusion/
http://www.timebent.com/SonofusionCREATE.mp4
http://www.create.ucsb.edu/~dano/violin/
http://www.timebent.com/sonofusion/
http://www.timebent.com/SonofusionCREATE.mp4
http://www.create.ucsb.edu/~dano/violin/
Wednesday, February 07, 2007
Graffiti Project, Prototype Fishbon Bike and Fire Sticks
There was a lot to see on Wednesday, January 31 as Fishbon Event Lab agents gathered to see Brian's very cool Video Documentary, Adam demoed his LED Bicycle Wheel and the Fire Cell practiced with new Martial Arts Fire Sticks. The documentary was a chronicle of The Graffiti Project, a New Year's Day transformation of Brian's former house and studio into a beautiful art project two days before demolition. In addition to the live video and project stills, Alex showed his 3-D Model of the house created by mapping still photos. Later in the evening, Adam showed the bicycle wheel LED kit he assembled and programmed to display the Fishbon skeleton logo. The Fishbon Firearts Cell also demoed martial arts fighting sticks they plan to convert to fire tools and use in their performance routine.
Friday, February 02, 2007
House Music and Gear Demo
On Wednesday, January 24, Fishbon Event Lab operatives gathered to learn, experience and experiment with a wide range of genres of "Electronica." DJs Zedd and Dave from Santa Barbara's Turntable Cooperative brought turntables and crates of vinyl for an evening of superior tracks. With a live video feed projected on the Fishbon Pescadrome wall it was easier to follow and understand the nuances of the music that is a Fishbon staple. After the demonstration, the tables were open and participants experimented with their own excellent mixes.
For more information about The Turntable Cooperative check out their site at:
http://www.turntablecooperative.com/1.html
For more information about The Turntable Cooperative check out their site at:
http://www.turntablecooperative.com/1.html
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