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May 23: RADIO: THE 6,480-HOUR SOUNDTRACK ON KPSU
Previews from Eric Hausmann & Tiffany Lee Brown's soundtrack to the Easter Island Project.
June 6 & 7: EASTER ISLAND PROJECT
Installation, performance, video, & music—and your optional participation—at Performance Works NW, with Tiffany Lee Brown & Eric Hausmann.
June 20: LIGHT & SHADOWS Benefit Party
At Yoga Shala of Portland on N. Williams—art, film, music, & more, benefiting the New Oregon Interview 
Series.
June 24: LIVE INTERVIEWS: Portland Music
New Oregon Interview Series: Nora Robertson interviews Slim Moon and others about shaping Portland's music scene.
May 23: RADIO: THE 6,480-HOUR SOUNDTRACK ON KPSU
Eric
Hausmann and Tiffany Lee Brown preview tracks from the soundtrack to
the Easter Island Project -- a 270-day long, constantly playing
extravaganza. Hear live and recorded music + interviews on KPSU in
Portland, or stream/download it anytime on
kpsu.org . The show is "What's This Called?" hosted by Ricardo Wang.
June 6 & 7: LIVE PERFORMANCE, INSTALLATION, + WORKSHOPS
The
Easter Island Project wends its way home from New York, Seattle, and
the Bay Area, finally stopping at Performance Works NW in Portland.
Eric Hausmann and Tiffany Lee Brown perform music, show work from
the project, and invite you to join in (optional). Details HERE and tickets
at Brown Paper Tickets. (Photo by an unnamed participant at New York City's Synthetic Zero.)
June 20: LIGHT & SHADOW Benefit Party
Yoga Shala of Portland
on N. Williams hosts a biiig solstice party benefiting the New Oregon
Interview Series. Art, film, performance, dance, readings, and music:
it's going to be gorgeous. 3808 N. Williams, one block north of
Fremont, 7 pm to midnight. Sliding scale $7-20. (Dress up in light
& shadow...) Pictured: Installation artist Lena Munday of opticnoodle.
June 24: LIVE INTERVIEWS: Portland Music Nora Robertson launches the New Oregon Interview Series at
Urban Grind East,
2214 NE Oregon St near Sandy Blvd. She'll interview local musicians and
pundits from the music trade about their stories, and how Portland's
creative life has evolved—and where it's going. 7-8:30 pm, $5 at the
door. Come have a cup of coffee and join in the talk!
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