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July 29, 2006

Simmer Down Sprinter comes to San Jose!

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Simmer Down Sprinter is a two player, sit-down, arcade style video game designed and programmed by artist Steve Lambert in which players compete to move runners around a track. The game is controlled by player’s bio-feedback. The more relaxed the player becomes, the faster the runner moves around the track. Essentially it is a game of competitive relaxation.

Be sure to visit Anno Domini between August 8-12 to test your powers of repose against your friends and foe when Simmer Down Sprinter will be installed in AD's storefront at the gallery. Be sure to bring quarters!

This exhibition coincides with the ZeroOne San Jose Festival.

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July 23, 2006

Congrats to Dan & Heather!

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Dan & Heather tied the knot yesterday in a beautiful ceremony atop the hills of Berkeley. We wish you all the best and are so happy for you both!

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July 21, 2006

Trinity Sessions Friday, July 21 at AD

Carolyn Ryder Cooley

Thanks to everyone that made it out for another great night of inspired performances. See you next month!

Friday, July 21, 2006
Doors open at 7:30 p.m.
Performances begin at 8:00 p.m.
Free and open to the public

hosted by Troy Curtis

Trinity Sessions lineup for Friday, July 21st at AD.

Johnny Smith's songs are stories woven from the fabric of his life, including his time in prison, battles with law enforcement, and his struggle with drug addiction. Smith's unique vocal style and view of the world around him have cast him as a rogue artist.

C. Ryder Cooley & Jessie Rose Vala - Jessie and Ryder return to share an encore performance of accordion serenades, a singing saw and a collaborative animated story-telling experience! This will be the climactic end to their Deerwood and the Coral Cavern exhibit at Anno Domini.

Ji is a young filmmaker fed up with USC and the L.A. movie scene. He has an impressive collection of short films and a style that challenges the movie mainstream.

Save the date: Trinity Sessions is held every 3rd Friday of the month at Anno Domini!

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July 20, 2006

Call for Entries - photography

Heart of Chaos is looking for collaged photography for their upcoming exhibit, Makeshift Metaphors.

Submission Guidlines: You may submit 1-3 pieces. Artwork may not exceed 24" x 36".
Hanging Dates: August 21-23, 5-9pm
Pick-up Dates: August 28-September 2, 9am-9pm
Opening Reception: Friday, August 25, 5-10pm
Exhibit location: Brooks College in Sunnyvale.

Please confirm submission(s) by August 1, 2006 with Anabella Pinon anabella@heartofchaos.net.

Visit heartofchaos.net for more info.

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July 11, 2006

Dig Dug Tues, 07.11

DIGDUG is a monthly listening party and record swap at AD hosted by Nate "Ennui" LeBlanc.

Each installment features a plethora of talent behind the decks who have been encouraged to play what they want, utilizing those forgotten corners of the collection that don't fit at clubs, bars, or parties. We've also invited some of the deepest collectors in the area to bring a few crates of gems to sell or swap.

DigDug is held every second Tuesday of the month from 8-11 p.m.

Admission: Free and open to the public

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July 10, 2006

C5's Quest for Success - Call for Participants

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The C5 Quest for Success - Call for Participants
Enter to play the C5 Quest for Success during the ZeroOne San Jose/ISEA 2006 Symposium
August 9-12, 2006
www.c5corp.com

The C5 Quest for Success is an invited project for ZeroOne San Jose: A Global Festival of Art on the Edge. The ZeroOne San Jose Festival will transform San Jose into the North American epicenter of art and digital culture from August 7th to the 13th, showcasing the world's most innovative contemporary artists. 01sj.org

Quest for Success is curatorial selection as urban game, testing competitors’ analysis, management, and cooperative decision making skills - traits needed for success in Silicon Valley. The grand prize is a six to twelve week residency at the Montalvo Arts Center co-sponsored with C5 and a Silicon Valley corporate partner - a great opportunity for the right player with the right project pitch. Contestants navigate the streets of San Jose exploring GPS controlled narratives in an attempt to locate the C5 Corporate Limo. Once there, you just might have the opportunity to pitch your proposal to a panel of distinguished experts. A single winner from each evening's competition then advances to the final round on Saturday, August 12th. Three finalists representing TALK, DEMO, PERFORM 'present' their pitch live on-stage to an audience of thousands during the ZeroOne San Jose culminating celebration.

Does the smell of gasoline and oil perk you up like caffeine? Do lat and long coordinates make your heart sing? Then apply for a chance to win the Montalvo Arts Center – C5 artist residency. Six to twelve weeks in picturesque Saratoga, California, working on the project of your dreams with the assistance of one of Silicon Valley’s corporate powerhouses. Does mapping make you giddy? Does your imagination swell listening to stories about entrepreneurial masterminds and nefarious misdeeds? The C5 Quest for Success is your opportunity to be the passionate competitor you know you are.

Apply to participate: www.c5corp.com/projects/quest/. You might be the next big thing coming out of Silicon Valley!

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July 07, 2006

South FIRST FRIDAYS July 7th!

Great night for art in downtown San Jose's SoFA District tonight. Come out... stop by AD's STREET MRKT from 6-9pm with Vermillion LIes and Corpus Callosum on the stage and enjoy the gallery crawl beginning at 8pm.

And for our fellow flickratsi... bring out your cameras and join the South FIRST FRIDAYS flickr group we've started.

Visit southfirstfridays.com for full gallery schedules. See you downtown!

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