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
