Entanglement

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Entanglement brings legendary Detroit institution, Interdimensional Transmissions, to the Bay Area for the first time: a three-day program co-produced with Endzeit across four rooms, each with its own sound and spatial design, alongside a daytime talks program. The weekend takes its premise from Quantum Listening, the essay Pauline Oliveros published at Mills College in 1999. Its argument is that the listener doesn't simply receive sound but takes part in making it, and that a room shapes the performance it holds. More than thirty local and international artists will articulate long-form DJ sets and live performances, including an anticipated Suzanne Ciani live Buchla performance. IT brings the environmental design and durational pacing developed through No Way Back in Detroit. Amenthia Recordings and the Center for Deep Listening contribute to the program, and the talks bring together philosophers, neuroscientists and musicians.