Broken Victrola & Zebbler Encanti Experience
New Media Curious Experimental Sound Performance

AXIOM is excited to host Broken Victrola and Zebbler Encanti Experience for another New Media Curious Experimental Performance.

Broken Victrola is an experimental performance of audio/visual collaboration between guitarist Brian Knoth (Brown University, Providence, RI) and A/V sampler Ed Guild (Psylab, Boston, MA). The music and visuals range from Eno-like abstract ambient soundscapes to minimal techno influenced compositions through an exploration of microcosmic visuals of the world.
To hear some of their work please go to http://www.myspace.com/brokenvictrola

Zebbler Encanti Experience is a union of two artists (Zebbler & Encanti) who produce live audio-visual performances. Zebbler Encanti often collaborates closely with the venue to create event and location related HD performances, which could range from conceptual/abstract musical reflections on the world to performances that would inspire a party environment. Zebbler is a visual artist, originally from Belarus, Europe, currently based in Boston, MA. The duo performs their work in custom HD resolution, projecting live video across three screens and process the audio live in 4.1 surround.

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/// Broken Victrola & Zebbler Encanti Experience

/// Thursday, March 19, 2009

/// 8pm-9:30pm

/// $10 Suggested Donation!

/// AXIOM Center for New and Experimental Media - 141 Green Street
located in the Green Street T Station on the Orange Line

/// For more information, please call Autumn Ahn, 484-557-6934 or visit www.axiomart.org

/// All artists and members involved are available for interviews and questions.

AXIOM is located on the ground floor level of the Green Street Subway ("T") station on the Orange line, at the corner of Amory and Green Streets in Jamaica Plain, MA

AXIOM Center for New and Experimental Media focuses on new and experimental media, with an interest in technology based, innovative combinations of sculpture, installation and live performance. AXIOM has had a history of success in bringing together members of the new media community as well as outreaching to the general public, along with emerging and established artists working within the realm of new media.

Encouraging and Supporting Experimentation in the Arts through Exhibition, Education, Resources and Collaboration

For more information, visitwww.axiomart.org or call 617-653-7774.