October 28th at Nieuw Dakota: Antonio Jose Guzman will be performing Transillumination #1, DNA sequences & repetitive compositions. This massive transcultural production was part of the 12 Bienal de La Habana Biennial and the Bienal Centroamericana.

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This coming Saturday 28th of October as part of the elaborate research done for Project Monochromatic, Antonio Jose Guzman will be performing Transillumination #1, DNA sequences & repetitive compositions.

Performance goes from 4 until 8pm. It’s going to be a beautiful day at Nieuw Dakota, Amsterdam, so come over and grab some roti & drinks.
 
Antonio will be also mixing and experimenting with electronic noise, ambient, abstract glitch, minimal, industrial, electro, dubtropica, drone beats and tracks from artists like Ryoji Ikeda and Philip Glass. Léon Perlee will play the barrel organ.
 
Transillumination #1 Its been composed together with Alejandro Matamala and Leon Perlee, its been played and arranged with Espíritu Tico and Tatiana Koleva in the marimbas, Heriberto Pinzon in the Piano, Leon Perlee and Organo la Tradición del Milenio in the barrel organs.
 
This massive transcultural production was part of the 12 Bienal de La Habana Biennial and the Bienal Centroamericana and would not have been possible with out the support from The Mondriaan Fonds and Fundación Alemán Healy.
 
Programme:
12:00-22:00 Exhibition & Live Set
16:00, 18:00 and 20:00 – Performance by the artist (approx. 15 minutes)
Concert Series & Music for Barrel organ
 
Practical information
Programme subject to change. Limited capacity.
Language: all
 
Minimum age: from 12 years
 
Duration: continuous exhibition; artist’s performances approx. 15 minutes
 
24H Amsterdam: This event is part of the 24H Noord programme. 24H Amsterdam offers a chance to discover all that Amsterdam’s neighbourhoods have to offer in a 24-hour period, as theatres, museums, shops, hotels and clubs open their doors and throw up some special surprises. Each edition of 24H is dedicated to a different part of town.