|
Event
Buy Tickets - Communikey Festival 2011
A few of the acts slated to perform at the 4th edition of the Communikey Festival include the infamous ATOM TM, Ableton developer MONOLAKE, GAMELATRON the world's first and only fully robotic Gamelan Orchestra, MARK MCGUIRE of Emeralds, DARK DARK DARK performing as themselves and to the film FLOOD TIDE REMIXED, Detroit legend MIKE HUCKABY, Zizek Record's CHANCHA VIA CIRCUITO and label head EL G, the audio responsive dynamic lighting installation of AUDIOPIXEL, tape loop artist WILLIAM BASINSKI, and The Bunker's mastermind returning for a 3rd appearance, SPINOZA.
Communikey will continue to release names over the coming weeks, including performances, workshops, film screenings and installations.
Green your pass and support the Communikey Yes...And? Program!!
With your small tribute of $5 you can directly offset the impact of your festival experience while supporting the ongoing sustainability efforts of the Yes...And? program.
Greening Your Pass Makes These Possible:
* Carbon-Offsetting the energy footprint of our events and our transportation needs. All offset proceeds go to local renewable energy projects in the state of Colorado.
* Operating full scale zero waste programs at every event
* Providing bicycles for festival staff and artists
* Bio-fueling our outdoor picnic
* Increasing accessibility of public transportation to participants
* Partnering with local forward-thinking sustainability organizations
* Focusing on re-usable and recycled materials
Check out what the Green Pass accomplished in 2010:
A Zero Waste program in all of the concert venues
The sale of 95 Green Passes to cover all basic costs of the CMKY Yes...And? program
A park party powered by 100% Biodiesel
Bikes for all artists and staff for all 5 days of the festival
11.944 metric tons (24.5%) of CO2 offset from CMKY flight purchases
(equivalent to offsetting the emissions from 1,344 gallons of gasoline)
Communikey's Yes...And? program is committed to merging technology-based lifestyles and sustainable festival practices. Help us keep this exploration going and support a future of endless artistic expression on a livable and vibrant planet. Future forward!
Venues include:
ATLAS Institute, Fox Theatre, Boulder City Parks, Norlin Library, Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, Boulder Theater, Apex Movement and more TBA.
The 2011 Festival Pass includes entry to all festival events from April 13-17 2011, with the exception of select limited capacity venues. Please consult our website for schedule and showcase details. All sales are final.
Communikey (CMKY) is a Boulder-based interdisciplinary organization dedicated to social, cultural and ecological innovation through creative process. We facilitate forward thinking cultural experiences that emphasize the intersection of sound, design and technology in artistic forms that are under-represented. Communikey forges a creative exchange across cultures, backgrounds, and mediums while fostering the development of the local arts community.
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
COMMUNIKEY FESTIVAL 2011 VISION STATEMENT
Reclaiming The Festival
The festival once served as a celebratory interval in the day to day experience. The entire community would engage in this process, extending the celebration from nights into days into weeks, through food, dance, performance, parade and exploration of cultural traditions. Our era is one of structure, working hours, and weekends, national holidays defining when and what will be celebrated, and never for more than a moment at a time.
While these structures have served the modern world greatly, we intend to reclaim the festival, embracing structure and chaos in its complexity, and honoring the liminal, the space where festival came to be. There is a tension and release in these liminal spaces, which is where we will play with this year's programming, exploring time, space and the limitless potential of what can be, in the space in between. Exploring the spontaneous and the unexpected, this year's theme holds space to a series of secret passages, occurring within and without the overarching events, reclaiming the idea of festival.
The ancient concepts of jubilee and saturnalia originate in an intuition that certain events lie outside the scope of "profane time," the measuring-rod of the State and of History. These holidays literally occupied gaps in the calendarintercalary intervals. By the Middle Ages, nearly a third of the year was given over to holidays. Perhaps the riots against calendar reform had less to do with the "eleven lost days" than with a sense that imperial science was conspiring to close up these gaps in the calendar where the people's freedoms had accumulateda coup d'etat, a mapping of the year, a seizure of time itself, turning the organic cosmos into a clockwork universe.
(Hakim Bey The Temporary Antonymous Zone Pirate Utopias)
http://www.hermetic.com/bey/ taz3.html
|
|
 |
LocationVarious Venues
1750 13th Street
Boulder, CO 80302
United States
Categories
| Minimum Age: 5 |
| Kid Friendly: Yes! |
| Dog Friendly: Yes! |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
|
Contact
Q&A
| Question: |
Does $5 get you into the festival or is it just to offset the carbon footprint? |
| Answer: |
$5 offset's your carbon footprint. $65 ( service fees) gets you an early bird pass. |
|
