The Society of the Spectacle
Paul D. Miller a.k.a. DJ Spooky
DJ Spooky is a composer and multimedia artist who’s worked with Metallica, Steve Reich and Yoko Ono. Here he is joined by locals Peggy Lee and Mark Ferris to rescore Situationist International founder Guy Debord’s 1973 film critique of hyperconsumerism, made from found footage and collage. With electronic music—a form of modern aural collage—Spooky explores the intersection of art, digital media and the politics of perception. Presented in conjunction with the Vancouver Art Gallery’s upcoming exhibition MashUp: The Birth of Modern Culture.
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Venue
19+
Showtimes
January 30
8:00PM
Tickets
$27 Early bird / $32 Regular
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Credits
Please note: This show was previously publicized with guest performer Stefan Smulovitz. Mr. Smulovitz will not be performing in the show. His part will be filled by Mark Ferris.
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