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the wulf. is a space dedicated to experimental arts located at:
1026 south santa fe avenue #203, los angeles, california 90021
(entrance on sacramento st.) < googlemap >
-upcoming events-
05.19.2012 8:00 pm
Los Angeles Trombone Collective featuring James Miller
The Los Angeles Trombone Collective performs an all trombone concert of new works including four compositions by members of the ensemble: Kevin Austin, Matt Barbier, Adam Dippre, and Tyler Jordan; John Cage’s Solo for Sliding Trombone in 4.0 stereo; a piece for trombone quartet and electronics by Julian Valdivieso; and Tommy Pederson’s unpublished masterpiece, Cogent Caprice (1971), featuring James Miller (jamestmiller.net), principal trombonist of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. The Los Angeles Trombone Collective performs a wide repertoire of many arrangements of compositions never intended for trombone choir, or even trombones; ranging from the Renaissance era to today. Along with that, the group also has a growing library of original compositions written by fellow members. The Los Angeles Trombone Collective’s main mission is to pursue new levels of trombone ensemble performance, while also establishing strong networks and ties within the community.
05.26.2012 8:00 pm
Sigils, a generative sound installation by David Kendall.
Sigils is a small audio-visual computer piece that processes images of the installation space. The data is used to generate blocks of linked sound and image pairs. The changes to the space should be revealed through the sequence of blocks.
06.01.2012 9:00 pm
super 8 films by paul clipson, rick bahto, and hayley elliott. plus live film / sound by paul clipson and rene hell.
06.02.2012 8:00 pm
Liam Mooney presents some music relying upon misused power tools, or possibly a long drum solo, or a triangle ensemble, or perhaps something with balloons.
then the wulf. goes into hibernation for the summer.
see -events- page for more information.
-about-
the wulf. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization. tax deductible contributions to the extent permitted by law may be made payable to the wulf. click on the image below to be directed to our donate page.
basically, we are going to keep all events free. that is the bottom line. donations will be used to offset costs of the organization.
Some of our performances this year have been made possible in part by grants from the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affair and Metabolic Studio (a direct charitble activity of the Annenberg Foundataion).
