If you've ever wanted to sit around a bonfire on the shore of Lake Superior, maybe take in some live music; maybe listen to some storytelling - your chance is tomorrow night, and you don't even have to put on bug dope.
Producers/directors Daniel Benoit and Robert Lee are calling it "an immersive livestream on the shore," and it will feature binaural audio, projections, storytelling by artist Jonathan Thunder and music from Feeding Leroy.
Meanwhile artist Moira Villiard lit up the night and the community with her animation art over the weekend. Madweyaashkaa: Waves Can be Heard was projected onto the back wall of the Washington Recreational Center and synced with a soundscape of music by Lyz Jaakola (Fond du Lac Band of Ojibwe) and a recorded narrative by Dakota/Ojibway First Nation elder Millie Richard.
Then Saturday at 5:00pm, artist Jeff Boothe of Portland, OR pops up for a showing of his "Sculptural Assembled Paintings."
