Dreamscapes II
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A collaboration of various artists coming together for an evening of music, visual art, and dance.
Schedule of events:
6-7: Pop-up gallery with local artists showing their work:
Wesley Cabral
Barnplotter
Winter Williams
Audrey Bohm
Lara Bartnik
Music and Live Visuals by Barnplotter starting at 7
7-8: German Love (featuring Elena Schneiderman, dancer)
8-9: Cruel Buddhist
Stick around after to connect with the artists and musicians and look at/purchase art!
BYOB
Suggested donation: $15
Patron Food truck will make sure no-one has to stay hungry.
Heartfelt Thanks to our generous sponsor at Bound to Happen Books, who are helping to make this event a reality!
More info about the event and the artists:
A collaborative event bringing various local artists and musicians together to create DREAMSCAPES:
German Love creates sometimes dreamy, sometimes dramatic synthesizer soundscapes, paired with expressive and haunting vocals telling intimate stories. Some musical pieces will be choreographed and interpreted by dancer Elena Schneiderman.
Cruel Buddhist is a musician/producer of Lofi, R&B, and Funk with a unique live set. “[His] sound lands somewhere between (Brian) Eno’s ambient tinkles and the experimental, instrumental trip-hop of Flying Lotus, Quantic, and Bonobo.” - Tim Pritchard in ‘Discovery’ Magazine
Barnplotter will do live visuals during the whole event supporting the theme of DREAMSCAPES visually.
There will be a diverse display of various media by the showing artists: Acrylic, oil, penplotting, watercolor and sculptural art.
Audrey Bohm: „Audrey Bohm is a central WI artist, she seeks wonder in the mundane, and paints lingering places. She is unbound.“
Barnplotter: „Barn is a multidisciplinary new media artist based in Stevens Point, Wisconsin. Creating immersive experiences inspired by biology, mathematics, and human interactions. Live visuals, interactive installations, and mechanical drawings built with bespoke tools from computer code.“
Lara Bartnik is a watercolor artist based in Stevens Point. Watercolor allows her to paint from the heart rather than from the mind resulting in intuitive creation.
Schedule of events:
6-7: Pop-up gallery with local artists showing their work:
Wesley Cabral
Barnplotter
Winter Williams
Audrey Bohm
Lara Bartnik
Music and Live Visuals by Barnplotter starting at 7
7-8: German Love (featuring Elena Schneiderman, dancer)
8-9: Cruel Buddhist
Stick around after to connect with the artists and musicians and look at/purchase art!
BYOB
Suggested donation: $15
Patron Food truck will make sure no-one has to stay hungry.
Heartfelt Thanks to our generous sponsor at Bound to Happen Books, who are helping to make this event a reality!
More info about the event and the artists:
A collaborative event bringing various local artists and musicians together to create DREAMSCAPES:
German Love creates sometimes dreamy, sometimes dramatic synthesizer soundscapes, paired with expressive and haunting vocals telling intimate stories. Some musical pieces will be choreographed and interpreted by dancer Elena Schneiderman.
Cruel Buddhist is a musician/producer of Lofi, R&B, and Funk with a unique live set. “[His] sound lands somewhere between (Brian) Eno’s ambient tinkles and the experimental, instrumental trip-hop of Flying Lotus, Quantic, and Bonobo.” - Tim Pritchard in ‘Discovery’ Magazine
Barnplotter will do live visuals during the whole event supporting the theme of DREAMSCAPES visually.
There will be a diverse display of various media by the showing artists: Acrylic, oil, penplotting, watercolor and sculptural art.
Audrey Bohm: „Audrey Bohm is a central WI artist, she seeks wonder in the mundane, and paints lingering places. She is unbound.“
Barnplotter: „Barn is a multidisciplinary new media artist based in Stevens Point, Wisconsin. Creating immersive experiences inspired by biology, mathematics, and human interactions. Live visuals, interactive installations, and mechanical drawings built with bespoke tools from computer code.“
Lara Bartnik is a watercolor artist based in Stevens Point. Watercolor allows her to paint from the heart rather than from the mind resulting in intuitive creation.
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