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MUTEK San Francisco presents A/Visions 1, featuring a series of mind-bending audiovisual works.
Live performance by Night Sea;
DJ sets by Topazu and Vague Terrain
Programming presented by MUTEK.SF
An electric and eclectic night awaits as MUTEK.SF, the groundbreaking electronic music and art festival, takes over NightLife as part of its inaugural San Francisco edition.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
MUTEK.SF in the Dome
(Morrison Planetarium)
6:30, 7:30 & 8:30pm
Catch a series of mind-bending audiovisual works created for the Morrison Planetarium dome, including “Nimbes” by Joanie Lemercier with music by James Ginzburg (of Emptyset) and “Structure” by Jesse Woolston.
Sea of Sounds
(Piazza)
6:00 - 8:30pm - San Francisco’s Topazu sets the course for the sea of sounds and hypnotic rhythm.
8:30 - 10:00pm - A live performance by Night Sea, crafters of ambient techno finish out the night.
Vague Terrain
(Coral Reef)
6:00 - 10:00pm
DJ Vague Terrain will soundtrack the museum, providing a future forward set to compliment the night of exploration.
When Tech Meets Art
(African Hall)
Science, technology, and art experts participate in “When Tech Meets Art,” a three-part discussion on futurism presented in partnership with The French Consulate in San Francisco’s After Tomorrow series.
7:00pm - Enriching musical experiences through virtual reality? with Vincent Cavaroc, Artistic Director, Tropisme, France, Cyril Guiraud, co-founder of doubleOone & professional musician, and Han Jin, CEO of Lucid VR.
8:00pm - How do artificial intelligence and art intertwine? with Josette Melchor, Gray Area Founder (San Francisco), Alicia Sabuncuoglu, Strategic Partner Development Manager for Social Impact at Google, Dorothée Chabas, neurologist, painter and specialist of neuroesthetics, and Juliette Bibasse, digital art curator and producer.
9:00pm - Building the ultimate live performance: robot or augmented human? with Alain Mongeau, MUTEK. Montreal Director, Josiah Zayner, biohacker and scientist, ex-NASA researcher, and Jessica Riskin, Professor of History of Science at Stanford university
This discussion is sponsored by Mutek.SF and After Tomorrow, a season by the French Consulate in San Francisco, the Cultural and Scientific Services of the French Embassy in the United States, French Tech San Francisco, Institut Français and theFrench American Cultural Society.
Cool Neon
(East Pavilion)
6:00 - 10:00pm
Bask in the glow of neon with an on-site installation by Maker Faire faves Cool Neon and learn about the world of possibilities opened by programmable LEDs.
AR & Music
(Swamp)
6:00 - 10:00pm
Transform your world with Wavy, a new augmented reality app that adds 3D visuals that move with the music you’re listening to.
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NIGHTLIFE TIPS
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PLANETARIUM PASSES
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EARTHQUAKE EXHIBIT CLOSED
*Please note—the Shake House will return in June with an all new look and feel!
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FOOD & DRINK
All bars accept cash and credit cards.
MUTEK San Francisco presents A/Visions 1, featuring a series of mind-bending audiovisual works.
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