an intimate evening of song-tales and witchy art-folk
faun fables is the California-based duo of partners Dawn McCarthy and Nils Frykdahl (with two of their daughters will joining them on stage for this summer tour). their music is indescribably unique, beautiful, haunting and sometimes playful. Dawn and Nils voices are two of the most distinct in modern music. they accompany themselves with guitars, flutes, and drums.
doors open at: 7:30pm
show starts at ≈ 8pm
$20-$40 sliding scale suggested donation
space is limited ~ RSVP required.
advance donation via Venmo or Zelle is requested. if you don’t have either, you can bring cash to the door.
either way, to RSVP please email me with your full name and whether you will be bringing a plus one. we’ll coordinate your donation from there.
your host performing in trio formation with Tony Leva (bass) and Dylan Jack (drums) as we prepare for a long-delayed and long-awaited album release in the Fall
this event is full for in-person attendance, but we’ll be doing an experimental, trial-run livestream here:
Boston your host performing in trio formation withTony Leva(bass) andDylan Jack(drums). we’re fresh from a mini-tour and feeling inspired to keep up the performing and sharing of the new music
Olivia Barton
Olivia Barton is a singer/songwriter from Orlando, Florida who writes indie folk rock songs in the vein of The Staves and Phoebe Bridgers. Her songs feature a pure voice swimming in dark guitars, singing about sad things she never intended to tell strangers.
Doors 7:30pm, show at 8pm ••• suggested donation: $15-$20 + food/drink to share.
SPACE IS LIMITED – You must RSVP to attend. Please email [mali@jaggery.org] to RSVP and for address
Leah Acker — neuroscientist
Adam Anderson — astrophysicist
Yasmine Azaiez — musician
Eren Başbuğ — musician
Katherine Behar — academic, artist
Khiara Bridges — law & anthropology professor, dancer
Paul Bush — filmmaker
Mika Cooper — reformed academic
Michael Dewberry — builder
Joe Dumit — anthropologist of science
Judson Evans — poet
Dylan Foley — musician, composer
Bill Gardner — sound engineer
Adam Glasseye — musician, songwriter
Nate Greenslit — anthro-apologist
Burcu Guleç — singer
Giles Hall — builder
Wes Hazard — comedian
Jenny Herzog — dancer, musician
Sarah Hughes — saxophonist
Max Jackson — didgeridoo player
Dan (“the Bagel Man”) Kontoff — activist
Rebecca Kopycinski — musician, multimedia
Jerry Leake — percussionist
Charmaine Lee — vocalist
Tony Leva — musician
Ruth Lingford — filmmaker
Cassandra Long — artist, writer
David Mann — psychiatrist
Wythe Marschall — historian of science, writer, futurist
Jacob Moses — historian of science
Jacqueline Olds — psychiatrist
Amanda Palmer — singer, songwriter, author
Daniel Pencer — saxophonist
Brandon Perdomo — photographer
Liz Roncka — dancer
Sophia Roosth — historian of science
Jason Sanford — musician, builder
Mali Sastri — singer, songwriter
Curt Savoie — principal data scientist for the City of Boston
Richard Schwartz — psychiatrist
Arian Shafiee — musician
Gene Shinozaki — beat-boxer
Norah Solorzano — animator
Vessela Stoyanova — marimbist, composer
Janaka Stucky — poet, former undertaker
Marianne Thompson — Plein Air painter
Drew Wesely — guitarist
Cally Womick — artist, model
Georgia Young — musician
Vika Zafrin — cook
Mika Cooper (reformed academic) – “Questions of Trans-identity” Dylan Foley (musician, composer) – performing the lifework of Utah Philips Brandon Perdomo (photographer) – photo booth installation Curt Savoie (principal data scientist for the City of Boston) – on the philosophy of data collection and collective identity
Gun Mother (Adam Glasseye & Georgia Young) – music performance David Mann, M.D. (psychiatrist) – “Agenbite of Inwit” Jacob Moses (historian of science) – on the remorse of sex reassignment surgeons
Leah Acker (neuroscientist) – On neuromodulation and the optogenetic control of brain circuits Yasmine Azaiez (musician) Mike Dewberry (builder) – “Cutting the Wires: searching for novel phenomena for technology-based art”
Rebecca Kopycinski (Nuda Veritas) – solo performance Tony Leva (bassist)
Max Jackson & Gene Shinozaki (The Beat Travelers) – beatbox and didgeridoo performance Wythe Marschall (historian of science, writer, futurist) – “The Human Body: A Report From The Future” Janaka Stucky (poet, former undertaker) – Reflections on the postmortem care of nearly 2,000 bodies Marianne Thompson (Plein Air painter) & Nate Greenslit (anthro-apologist) – A joint presentation on electro-convulsive therapy and art
Bodies III, April 2016 Joe Dumit (anthropologist of science): “Viscus Self” Amanda Palmer (singer, songwriter, author): on natural childbirth Charmaine Lee (vocalist): performance
See an excerpt of Amanda Palmer’s discussion of her natural childbirth:
Jerry Leake (percussionist): on harmonic time Judson Evans (poet): untitled Giles Hall (builder): “Flicker Fusion” Nate Greenslit (anthro-apologist): psi time
