at the Los Angeles Food Center // 1400 E. Olympic Ave, 90021
Enter through the ramp and parking lot around the corner on Birch St.
An exploratory sound installation that takes place in multiple locations after hours inside the offices of the Los Angeles Food Center. Each element of the piece involves different levels of listening between the body, mind and architecture. Participants are invited to roam throughout the transformed office space, and there will be opportunity to listen and record audio with binaural microphones monitored through sculptural ears.
Note: Free parking will be available via a ramp on Birch Street.
This event is part of Machine Project’s Field Guide to L.A. Architecture.
at the Maranatha High School, 169 S St John Ave, Pasadena, California 91105 – (St. John ave is one-way, so come down from Green, one block north).
Free parking in the school parking structure.
If you’re looking for pool-related adventures this Sunday, save yourself the $30 Hurricane Harbor tickets and cool off in Wash, a free underwater/underground sound installation performance in a gorgeous mid century modern natatorium.
Bring your bathing suit and experience the sound channeled through speakers installed both above and below the surface, as ing slowly layers sounds to the mix througout the afternoon. Or opt for a more dry, voyeuristic vantage point in the underground viewing bunker.
Kids are welcome, but there’s no shallow end, and anyone under 6 must be accompanied by an adult in the pool.
This event is part of Machine Project’s Field Guide to L.A. Architecture.
Another installment of the popular iPhone Programming 101 class with Chandler McWilliams begins this Tuesday! Learning to program for the iPhone can be a daunting challenge. A new language, a new development environment, new hardware, and new ways of thinking- all before you have a working app. This four session workshop will get you up and coding quickly so you can learn the intricacies of creating applications for iPhone by diving right in and doing it.
Registration is $250 for members / $275 for non-members. Visit the following link for more information about the class, and to sign up: /build/engine/archive/classwork/2013/07/16/programming-the-iphone-101-3/