BASE MATTER is a new event series intended to explore the intersections of transgression and transformation, an experiment of play with the void – a dive into culture's mysterious blind spot.
8static, Philly's premier 8-bit/chiptune audio/visual party, is back at a new venue and ALL AGES again!
Gender identity as a verb - does it describe an action, state or occurrence that is shaped or related to the space and objects surrounding me? Am I morphed by outside entities, barriers and people, and do I morph the objects and spaces that I exist in? Without these nouns and physical entities, can my body be free to exist without a need for definition? And if I am physically not there, is the room different?
AUX presents an evening of exploratory music with local luminaries Bhob Rainey and the duo of Mary Lattimore + Jeff Zeigler and featuring the Philadelphia debut of the Vancouver based composer Gabriel Saloman.
BASE MATTER is a new event series intended to explore the intersections of transgression and transformation, an experiment of play with the void – a dive into culture's mysterious blind spot.
West Philadelphia polymath Alex Smith (Metropolarity) presents the third installment of his wildly successful Afrofuturist political and performance dance party: Chrome City 3: Banshee.
Bill Nace/Steve Baczkowski Duo (Northampton, MA/Buffalo NY): Bill Nace is one of the premiere avant-garde guitarists active today. He has one of the most personal and unique pallets of sound […]
A night of eclectic avant sound & performance curated by Eric Laska. (http://ericlaska.com/) Ora Clementi (crys cole + James Rushford) Ora Clementi is the duo of Canadian sound artist crys […]
On Saturday, August 15th AUX will host the third installment of Elizabeth Scott's intense Base Matter series featuring experimental music, visual and performance art. Curatorial Notes: "Ritually lived myth reveals […]
Black Quantum Futurism presents its first 2-hour gallery performance RITUAL CAUSALITY 001 featuring ancient anthropological finds, African/Black Diasporic time and memory rituals, and live sound experiments.
Brett Naucke Brett Naucke is an experimental composer & visual artist residing in Chicago, IL. His most recent LP, Seed for the Spectrum Spools label documents his use of complex […]
Please join us for the 4th installment of Elizabeth Scott's series featuring feminist, experimental & queer sound, performance and visual art. Base Matter #4 presents an all-female block-buster line-up. Diamond […]
CITY OF WOES, a new work devised by Found Theater Company Opening Sept 9th, 7:00pm Preview Full schedule below Tickets: $15 general admission $10 students and seniors purchase at the […]
With exhibiting artists Maria Dumlao, Will Haughery, Jay Muhlin, and "Reading Room" curator Beth Heinly.
Monday, September 21st 8:00 PM Aux Performance Space at Vox Populi $7-10 sliding scale donation Rafael Toral (Portugal) : Rafael Toral plays electronic music today as a jazz musician would […]
The Selfish Book Tour + Artist Panel is the last stop on a multi-city tour to showcase the amazing team behind "Selfish", a mostly memoir magazine that focuses on the the female story, and connect with artists on a personal level. This event will be led by editor-in-chief Taylor Yates with many of the Philadelphia-area contributors in attendance. She will discus the origins of the project, its mission, and the production of the latest issue, "Just One More."
Thursday, September 24th 8:00 PM Aux Performance Space at Vox Populi $7-10 sliding scale donation Grex (Oakland, CA) : Grex's creative derring-do has led to gigs with other like-minded musicians, […]
Performing in AUX is ????? (‘daiKYo,furo shIKI), a brainbending collaboration between Tamio Shiraishi and Cammisa Buerhaus, that fuses handmade sound, free noise, and guttural blooms of tone poetry.
Join us for the First Friday opening reception of Alternative Currencies
Please join us for an evening of performance featuring Beth Heinly, Cory Kram, Emma Branson, Sonia Petruse & Tara White. Each performer imbues an adherent comedic formula that is in reproach with the audience. In all seriousness, we are expressing ourselves, identity and the culture which permeates. You may want to laugh. Expect karaoke, pantomime and child's play.
