Mask Making Workshop Sunday May 16, 2010 2 to 9 PM at Hamilton Artists Inc.

Need help creating a one of a kind mask?
Looking for time to jump start your creation?

Join us on Sunday May 16 for our 1st ever Mask Making Workshop.
2pm Hamilton Artists Inc.

Share ideas Share materials Share the fun

We'll have:
starter masks, decorating supplies, scissors, tape, glue, papier mache tips and supplies
You bring:
any interesting materials, masks already in progress, curious creativity

Sign up by contacting the Inc at 905.529.3355
or by email at board.hamiltonartistsinc@gmail.com

ARTOPIA!!!



Friday, June 11, 2010 (ARTCRAWL) at 7:00 pm to 2 am

Academica Hall
Street:
242 James St. N.

Hamilton Artists Inc presents:
ARTOPIA MASQUERADE

live music, raffles, prizes, silent auction, bar
masks of all shapes and sizes colours and designs

June 11 (Art Crawl) doors 7pm
242 James St. N.
come check out Academica Hall

Drop by the Inc to get your mask today!

Come to our mask making workshop this Sunday!

905.529.3355
board.hamiltonartistsinc@gmail.com

Mitchell Akiyama Saturday May 8th, 2010

Mitchell Akiyama
New Harbours Music Series
Saturday, May 8th 2010
9:30 - 11:30 pm
at Hamilton Artists Inc.
161 James St. North
Hamilton, ON





In collaboration with Hamilton Artists Inc, the New Harbours Music Series is pleased to present a musical performance by Mitchell Akiyama in the HAI gallery space.

Toronto born, Montreal based Mitchell Akiyama has carved a niche for himself as one of Canada's premier avant-garde electronic musicians. Originally trained in classical music and jazz on piano and guitar, Akiyama began composing electronic music in the late 1990s. He has since come to incorporate traditional instruments and real world sound sources in his compositions, fusing the organic and digital. the results can be beautiful and lush, jarring and abrasive, but are, above all, always moving.

Mitchell has released albums with several noted international music labels, including Raster-Noton, Alien8 (Subtractiv), and Sub Rosa, as well as his own Montreal imprint intr-version, and has played extensively in Europe and North America at festivals such as Sonar and Mutek alongside the likes of Oval, Francisco Lopez, Kit Clayton, Pole, Jetone, and Tomas Jirku.

This event coincides with The Archive and Everyday Life Conference, administered by the Department of English and Cultural Studies at McMaster University.

Admission is free / pay what you can (PWYC).

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