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<div>LEMUR storms<b> Issue Project Room</b> tonight, Thursday, April
10th, with a night of special collaborations.<b> Best of ReSiDeNt: The
First Two Months</b> showcases performances by January/February LEMUR
ReSiDeNtS<b> Taylor Kuffner (Zemi17)</b> debuting the GamelaTron
robotic gamelan and<b> Holland Hopson</b> playing his customized MIDI
banjo in an Appalachia-meets-robots performance.</div>
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<div>Then,<b> Ben Neill</b> presents the NYC premiere of new works for
Mutantrumpet and LEMUR robots. (http://benneill.com)</div>
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<div>Issue Project Room @ The Old American Can Factory<br>
232 3rd Street @ 3rd Avenue, Brooklyn<br>
Thursday, April 10th, 8 pm<br>
$10</div>
<div>http://issueprojectroom.org<br>
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<div>The next day, we drag the bots across town to<b> Monkeytown</b>
to present "<b>LEMUR performs Man with a Movie Camera</b>",
a visionary silent documentary by Russian director Dziga Vertov. The
film presents a gestalt portrait of life in Odessa in 1929: day
breaks, the citizens file into factories, machines machinate, and the
wheel of life spins, with all stops detailed and deconstructed by the
omnipresent cameraman. Six composers -<b> Zemi17, Leif Krinkle, Luke
DuBois, Zach Layton, DJ Olive and Jim Coleman</b> - have created
original scores for LEMUR robots to accompany the film.</div>
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<div>Monkeytown<br>
58 N. 3rd St. between Kent and Wythe, Brooklyn<br>
Friday, April 11th, 7:30 and 10:00<br>
$10<br>
http://www.monkeytownhq.com<br>
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