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* Microprocesors for Artists, still time to sign up for this class

* New ReSiDeNts Announced, next show December 12th

* LEMUR in Poland thanks to two grant awards

* Eric Singer Published in Arcana III edited by John Zorn

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Microprocesors for Artists class starts November 4th

Have you ever wanted to build a robot or an interactive art 

installation? Have you ever wondered how LEDs, sensors and motors 

work? Through collaborative exercises and the development of in-class 

projects, you will learn how to program and prototype with an Arduino 

beginners, and no prior knowledge of electronics or programming is 

Microcontroller Progamming for Artists: Introduction to the Arduino System

Tuesdays 11/4, 11/11, 11/18, 6:30-9:30 pm

LEMUR awards November residencies to three great artists: Michael 

Hearst, Roy Vanegas and Hallvardur Asgeirsson.

Michael Hearst is a composer, multi-instrumentalist, writer, and 

producer and a founding member of the band One Ring Zero. He plans 

on featuring the robots in a series of songs themed on "unusual 

Roy Vanegas is a composer of ambient electronic music and the sole 

member of Noise Floor Music. He'll be creating ambient, beat-driven 

electronic music fused with guitars driven by human and computer.

Hallvardur Asgeirsson, from Reykjavik, Iceland, is a composer

of electroacoustic and classical music, often employing processed

guitars and industrial soundscapes. He plannes to write music for 

LEMUR robotic percussion plus a special version of the Dorophone, a 

guitar equipped with a feedback mechanism.

Submissions for ReSiDeNt are now open for January and future 

residencies. Accepted artists are awarded a one-month residency at 

LEMUR to create a new performance or installation utilizing LEMUR's 

musical robots, MIDI controllers and other technologies.

Artists from all performing and installation disciplines are 

encouraged to apply, including musicians, composers, dancers, 

choreographers, video artists, interactive installation artists, 

performance artists, multimedia artists and others.

To learn about applying to ReSiDeNt, visit 

ReSiDeNt: New Works, New Instruments, New Artists

Thanks to generous grants from the Trust for Mutual Understanding and 

the Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation, LEMUR heads to Poland in November 

with Todd Reynolds for a mini-tour. We'll be hitting Krakow, Warsaw, 

Katowice and Gdynia as part of the annual Audio Art Festival.

Read Eric Singer's Essay on New Musical Instruments in Arcana III

Arcana III is John Zorn's third edition of essays by renown musicians 

writing on music topics. Digital Luthier: Musical Instrument Design 

in the 21st Century is Eric Singer's take on the present state of 

this art and motivations for future directions. Arcana III is out now 

and available at the Downtown Music Gallery and other bookstores, on- 

* Microprocesors for Artists, still time to sign up for this class
* New ReSiDeNts Announced, next show December 12th
* LEMUR in Poland thanks to two grant awards
* Eric Singer Published in Arcana III edited by John Zorn

Have you ever wanted to build a robot or an interactive art 
installation? Have you ever wondered how LEDs, sensors and motors 
work? Through collaborative exercises and the development of in-class 
projects, you will learn how to program and prototype with an Arduino 
microcontroller (http://arduino.cc). This class is geared towards 
beginners, and no prior knowledge of electronics or programming is 
required.

Microcontroller Progamming for Artists: Introduction to the Arduino System
Tuesdays 11/4, 11/11, 11/18, 6:30-9:30 pm
http://lemurbots.org/classes.html

LEMUR awards November residencies to three great artists: Michael 
Hearst, Roy Vanegas and Hallvardur Asgeirsson.

Michael Hearst is a composer, multi-instrumentalist, writer, and 
producer and  a founding member of the band One Ring Zero. He plans 
on featuring the robots in a series of songs themed on "unusual 
creatures".

Roy Vanegas is  a composer of ambient electronic music and the sole 
member of Noise Floor Music. He'll be creating ambient, beat-driven 
electronic music fused with guitars driven by human and computer.

Hallvardur Asgeirsson, from Reykjavik, Iceland, is a composer
of electroacoustic and classical music, often employing processed
guitars and industrial soundscapes. He plannes to write music for 
LEMUR robotic percussion plus a special version of the Dorophone, a 
guitar equipped with a feedback mechanism.

Submissions for ReSiDeNt are now open for January and future 
residencies. Accepted artists are awarded a one-month residency at 
LEMUR to create a new performance or installation utilizing LEMUR's 
musical robots, MIDI controllers and other technologies.

Artists from all performing and installation disciplines are 
encouraged to apply, including musicians, composers, dancers, 
choreographers, video artists, interactive installation artists, 
performance artists, multimedia artists and others.

To learn about applying to ReSiDeNt, visit http://lemurbots.org/resident.html.

ReSiDeNt: New Works, New Instruments, New Artists
LEMUR, 461 Third Avenue, Brooklyn
Friday, December 12th
8 pm - 10 pm
$5 at the door
http://lemurbots.org

Thanks to generous grants from the Trust for Mutual Understanding and 
the Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation, LEMUR heads to Poland in November 
with Todd Reynolds for a mini-tour. We'll be hitting Krakow, Warsaw, 
Katowice and Gdynia as part of the annual Audio Art Festival.

Audio Art Festival
November 21-25
Poland
http://audio.art.pl

Arcana III is John Zorn's third edition of essays by renown musicians 
writing on music topics. Digital Luthier: Musical Instrument Design 
in the 21st Century is Eric Singer's take on the present state of 
this art and motivations for future directions. Arcana III is out now 
and available at the Downtown Music Gallery and other bookstores, on- 
and off-line.

Arcana III: Musicians on Music
http://tinyurl.com/5ez5d6


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