|
KNOXVILLE COMMUNITY RADIO FUNDRAISER
|
|
ANIMOSCILLATOR
KCM presents our first Artist-In-Residence: Dan Haywood (Animoscillator). Dan will present the work he has been creating during his stay on Friday, August 23 from 6-10pm at the Anti-Static Gallery - located at 107 Bearden Place, Knoxville, TN 37917.
This is a free event. Special thanks to the Tennessee Arts Commission for their support in helping to make this residency happen. |
KCM is pleased to present a communicative arts presentation of photographs, collages, zines, and video created by young adults from our community.
These works were created over several months in 2023 by participants in a number of organizations including Closer Walk Advocacy + Recovery, Phyllis Wheatley YWCA, UT Future, and Youth Action Board.
The workshops and the presentation of works was made possible by @knoxvillecity, Knox County, @u.s_department_of_treasury, @tva, @knoxvilleutilitiesboard, @artsandculturealliance, and @target.
This project is supported by federal award number 21.027 awarded to the City of Knoxville by the U.S. Department of the Treasury and the Arts & Culture Alliance.
These works were created over several months in 2023 by participants in a number of organizations including Closer Walk Advocacy + Recovery, Phyllis Wheatley YWCA, UT Future, and Youth Action Board.
The workshops and the presentation of works was made possible by @knoxvillecity, Knox County, @u.s_department_of_treasury, @tva, @knoxvilleutilitiesboard, @artsandculturealliance, and @target.
This project is supported by federal award number 21.027 awarded to the City of Knoxville by the U.S. Department of the Treasury and the Arts & Culture Alliance.
|
Bring your nonprofit organization to Central Cinema on Thursday, October 26 from 5:00pm - 7:30pm! Meet other organizations and discuss ways we can all collaborate to broaden our reach in the community!
Explore ways KCM can help you share your message through television, streaming, social media, and other avenues! |
EMA + TABITHA NIKOLAI: MEMORY AS A ROCK OUT OF REACH
WITH OPENING ACTS: PITY CAT | LION/NGUYEN DUO
Memory as a Rock Out of Reach is a new multimedia performance by Erika M. Anderson (EMA) and Tabitha Nikolai. Amidst a soundscape of modular synth, guitar, and spoken word, Anderson scrapes at the contours of what defined her femininity within 1980s material culture: bikini babes, Saturday morning cartoons, and the overlap between them. Using videogame technologies and commercial detritus, Nikolai creates a responsive virtual mindmap that is both humorous and disquieting. Playing their respective instruments, Anderson and Nikolai weave a novel audiovisual duet—a lush and surreal collage that seeks a path through ‘80s excess and away from American Individualism.
Thank you to our generous sponsors:
RIOT PRINTING CO.
THE TOMATO HEAD
OLD CITY JAVA
CENTRAL CINEMA
Tickets available HERE.
Thank you to our generous sponsors:
RIOT PRINTING CO.
THE TOMATO HEAD
OLD CITY JAVA
CENTRAL CINEMA
Tickets available HERE.
|
|
OCTOPUS PROJECT + TATSUYA NAKATANI
First in a series of concerts presented by Knoxville Community Media + Pilot Light Knoxville with the intent to engage the community and provoke thought and creativity. Featured artists incorporate digital media and/or storytelling into their performances. This event made possible by a grant from the Tennessee Arts Commission and help from Knoxville TVA Employees Credit Union.
Tickets available HERE.
Tickets available HERE.
|
|
URBAN EXPLORER KNOXVILLE
A fundraiser to benefit Knoxville Community Media. This event features original art on skateboards from artists all over the country. These works will be available for bids on the first Friday in October. Join us from 6-10pm on Friday, October 7 and support our mission of free-thought, free-speech, and free-expression in our community!
There will also be a raffle of really great products and a screening of skateboard films created in Knoxville from the early 1970s - present day.
Featured artists: Ashley Addair, Joshua Bienko, Bryan Baker, Pity Cat, Preston Farabow, Lynne Ghenov, Rubens Ghenov, Michael Giles, Marcia Goldenstein, Kellen Hatanaka, R. Michael Hendrix, Kelly Hider, Jim Houser, Risa Hricovsky, Carri Jobe, Jake Ingram, John Kilduff, Ariel Lee, Rebecca Norton, Amos Oaks, Cal Travis Oaks, Brian Pittman, Peter Riesing, Aaron Rose, Andrew Saftel, Paul Sherry, Joshua Shorey, Tony Sobota, Jered Sprecher, Sean Starwars, Jeffrey Vallance, George Wilson, Paris Woodhull
Featured filmmakers: Jay Cabler, Jacob Dohm, Cal Travis Oaks, Patrick McInerney, Emmanuel Perez, Ryan Wilburn
Featured donations: Remedy Coffee, Magnolia Records, The Killing Floor Skateboards, American Nomad Skateboards, Pluto Sports, Native Maps, Riff Raff Rails, Dischord Records
There will also be a raffle of really great products and a screening of skateboard films created in Knoxville from the early 1970s - present day.
Featured artists: Ashley Addair, Joshua Bienko, Bryan Baker, Pity Cat, Preston Farabow, Lynne Ghenov, Rubens Ghenov, Michael Giles, Marcia Goldenstein, Kellen Hatanaka, R. Michael Hendrix, Kelly Hider, Jim Houser, Risa Hricovsky, Carri Jobe, Jake Ingram, John Kilduff, Ariel Lee, Rebecca Norton, Amos Oaks, Cal Travis Oaks, Brian Pittman, Peter Riesing, Aaron Rose, Andrew Saftel, Paul Sherry, Joshua Shorey, Tony Sobota, Jered Sprecher, Sean Starwars, Jeffrey Vallance, George Wilson, Paris Woodhull
Featured filmmakers: Jay Cabler, Jacob Dohm, Cal Travis Oaks, Patrick McInerney, Emmanuel Perez, Ryan Wilburn
Featured donations: Remedy Coffee, Magnolia Records, The Killing Floor Skateboards, American Nomad Skateboards, Pluto Sports, Native Maps, Riff Raff Rails, Dischord Records
2022 ZINE WORKSHOP
Calling all zealots zigzagging through life hoping to capture the zeitgeist of our times!
Drop those intangible ideas and get some ink on your hands! Interact with real people! Cut, copy, and collate your creativity into a thoughtful work of art and piece of pure communication that will change your perspective on learning! Be a part of KCM’s first exploration of print media! July 11-15 Monday - Friday | 9am - 3pm | Grades 7 & 8 July 25 - 30 Monday - Friday | 9am - 3pm | Grades 9 & 10 |
|
Materials and Instruction fees: $150 (please contact us if you need financial assistance).
Snacks and drinks will be provided. Bring your own lunch. Food truck park is open Wednesday - Friday if you would like to eat there on those days.
To register, please follow this ZINE REGISTRATION link and fill out the form.
Payment may be made by check or cash, in-person or mailed to:
Knoxville Community Media
800 South Gay Street
Suite P336
Knoxville, Tennessee 37929
For more information:
[email protected] or 865.330.5091
Snacks and drinks will be provided. Bring your own lunch. Food truck park is open Wednesday - Friday if you would like to eat there on those days.
To register, please follow this ZINE REGISTRATION link and fill out the form.
Payment may be made by check or cash, in-person or mailed to:
Knoxville Community Media
800 South Gay Street
Suite P336
Knoxville, Tennessee 37929
For more information:
[email protected] or 865.330.5091