NALEPA
PATRICIO
KRADDY
JACQUES THE RIPPER

KING KING
6555 Hollywood Blvd
$10
http://www.kingkinghollywood.com/

http://alienchatter.com

Event: Space Style 2007: A Giant Leap for Couture
Date: Nov. 6 at 8 p.m.
Location: CSA Transforming Space Conference at the Sheraton Gateway LAX, Los Angeles, Calif.
Website: www.californiaspaceauthority.org/conference2007

What do I Wear in Space?
L.A. fashion show will transport space conference attendees to a new world

Los Angeles, Calif. – Interplanetary nightclub gear, rocket crew uniforms, and pulsing electronic music will join the scene at the California Space Authority’s annual Transforming Space conference on Nov. 6. Called “Space Style 2007: A Giant Leap for Couture,” the exclusive fashion event promises to transport attendees to a private-sector Moon Base for a peek at the futuristic fashion from a day in the life of the citizens of the proposed lunar cities of “New Berlin” and “Alphaville.”

“We believe that the question ‘What do I wear in space?’ will be a very real issue in the extremely near future,” said Randa Milliron, co-producer / co-host of Space Style 2007, and also CEO of Interorbital Systems, a Mojave-based rocket company working to make space transportation a reality. “Space Style 2007’s runway will feature what the title advertises: fast-forward Space Style--- from the sleek uniforms of rocket crews, to the ratty recycled chic of space privateers, to the lavish, luscious fashions of lunar nightlife--- set in an electronic dance club that’s literally ‘underground,’ said Milliron – referencing plans for underground lunar habitats.

According to Karyl Newman, co-producer/co-host of the show and artistic consultant for the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, “space fashion” will be one of fastest growing new markets in the fashion industry. “With upcoming space tourist suborbital and orbital flights, hotels in space, and plans to return and settle on the Moon, people will need clothes that are functional and fashionable,” said Newman noting that space’s early private travelers will primarily be individuals who can afford it. “They tend to be fashion conscious,” she said.

“All of the designers worked with the space frontier environment in mind,” said Milliron. The show will feature concepts from forward-thinking space companies such as Interorbital Systems and Rocketplane, with pieces from design collectives and fashion companies such as Orbital Outfitters, Hollywood Fashion Frenzy, designer Rain Sherman’s Glamorous Rockstar Fashions, and from surprise guests including international talent from Berlin, Stockholm, and Tokyo. Set in a futuristic theme complete with runway walks and fashion tableaus, Space Style 2007 will also feature a DJ/electronic set from Casino Mansion (www.casinomansion.net), visuals by S-Video (www.stevenalepa.com) and a Cloud 10 art/couture session by choreographer Sara Matthews, with its own original score by composers David Habis and Roman Kovalik (www.romankovalik.com).

Both Newman and Milliron plan to see Space Style become an annual event that attracts both the space and fashion industry. “It’s a marriage of science and art featuring talent from around the globe,” said Milliron.

Event: Space Style 2007: A Giant Leap for Couture
Date: Nov. 6 at 8 p.m.
Location: CSA Transforming Space Conference at the Sheraton Gateway LAX, Los Angeles, Calif.
Website: www.californiaspaceauthority.org/conference2007

Nights on Blue Bayou: City Soundscapes with DeKam vs Nalepa

Venue: Buffalo Bayou Address: 1113 Vine Street, Suite 200 Buffalo Bayou Partnership Vine Street Studios Houston, TX 77002 Phone: 713.752.0314 URL: http://www.buffalobayou.org Date: December 6, 2007

A one-time-only, site-specific spectacle on the Buffalo Bayou, this environmental light and sound installation is the creation of Portland-based video artist / software designer Johnny DeKam and Los Angeles-based composer / laptop musician Steve Nalepa. The show utilizes a special multi-moving mirror projection system, adding a new dimension to the visuals. Stroll beneath the bridges of the Sabine Promenade to experience DeKam's abstract moving geometries and architectural juxtapositions against Nalepa's electro-ambient "Left Coast Liquid" music. Bring a picnic or purchase food, wine and drinks on site. Boat rides are also available. Blankets and lawnchairs, canoes and kayaks are encouraged. Nights on Blue Bayou is a series of nighttime activities throughout the year to highlight the downtown waterfront park as the night unfolds and the dramatic trail lights appear. This fall series features music and performance. The award-winning blue lights will reveal the bridges, trails and water of the park and changes in tandem with the phases of the moon. The park along the banks of Buffalo Bayou features jogging and biking trails, lush landscaping, canoe launch public art and a new pedestrian bridge. WHEN: Thursday, Dec. 6, 7 p.m. - 10 p.m. COST: Free and open to all WHERE: Downtown’s Sabine Promenade at Sabine Street Bridge - north side of Buffalo Bayou. PARKING: Parking is available at City Lot H (next to Fonde Recreation Center at Sabine Street and Memorial Drive) and Lot C (Memorial Drive and Houston Street) and paid parking at the Hobby Center for Performing Arts at Bagby and Walker.

09/15/2007 - False Profit presents...Avant: A Pre-Symbiosis Gathering Event

Saturday, September 15th
SomArts Cultural Center
394 Brannan St, SF
$12 presales; $15 before midnight; $20 after
10:30pm-6am
http://www.false-profit.com/avant

Kelpe (DC Recordings): Manchester, UK
edIT (Alpha Pup, The Glitch Mob): Los Angeles as part of his Certified Air Raid Material Tour
Rena Jones (Native State): Portland
Shen (Native State, GSC): Toronto, Canada
Deru (Merck Records): Los Angeles
Tycho (Ghostly International): San Francisco
RaNDom (Celestial Dragon, Native State): Tokyo, Japan
Nalepa (Native State): Los Angeles
Dr. Toast (False Profit): San Francisco
Anasia (3WS, The Glitch Mob): San Francisco

Live Painting by Andrew Jones and Marc Scheff

Schedule:

=Inside=
11pm Anasia
12:15 edIT
01:30 Deru
2:45 Kelpe
4:00 Shen
5:15 Rena Jones

=Outside=
12:00 Dr. Toast
01:15 Tycho
02:30 RaNDom
03:45 Nalepa

Fully Permitted Bar
Chai, Delectable Treats, Breakfast Snacks
Indoor/Outdoor Spaces

Formal, yet fabulous attire requested

13 July

Steve will join some of the artists still in the Rhode Island after the Water Music Remix show for a A/V jam at Tazza in Providence. The line-up will include Nalepa (Los Angeles), David Last (Brooklyn), Aerostatic (Brooklyn) and Kilowatts (Philadelphia) on audio with VJ Synesthete (Istanbul) and Brian Kane (Boston) on video. Doors at 7pm with a local band up first.

The Water Music Remix show was hosted by Duncan Laurie, Larry Kraman and the Museum of Yachting in Newport, RI. The audio-visual program in front of Fort Adams included the all-star line-up of Benton-C Bainbridge, Brian Kane, David Lublin, Synesthete, David Last, Aerostatic, and Nalepa.

Some pre-show activities were recorded.

30 June, 2007

Saturday Evening, June 30, 2007
Fort Adams State Park, Newport, Rhode Island
Tickets: $25

Water Music Remix Schedule
9-10 Nalepa with Light Table Drawing VJ Set by David Lublin and David Last
10-11 Brian Kane (EBN) - Audiovisual Set
11-12 Aerostatic with VJ Synesthete of artificialeyes.tv
12-1 David Last with VJ Benton-C Bainbridge

In support of the newly released Water Music Remix EP.