Showing posts with label GR2Detroit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GR2Detroit. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Oh Joy, Oh Rapture! @Paxahau's 2011 #Movement 105 Artists! Who's going? #Detroit #DEMF #GR2Detroit

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The complete listing of the 105 acts for Movement 2011 is as follows:

69 (Carl Craig) – live
Adam Beyer
Al Ester
Ambivalent
Ana Sia
Anthony Attalla
Aril Brikha - live
Art Department
Ataxia - live
Aux 88 - live
B. Bravo - live
Beardyman – live
Ben Klock
Boo Williams
Brian “Starski” Gillespie
Bruce Bailey
Calvertron and Figure
Chuck Daniels
Cio D'or
Clark Warner
Claude Young
Com Truise - live
Dabura
Daedalus - live
Dam-Funk & Master Blazter – live
Delano Smith
Deniz Kurtel - live
District 909 - live
DJ Cent
DJ Godfather
DJ Harvey
DJ T-1000
DJ Three
DJ X-Change
Dr. Atmo
DTM 5x5 (DJ Seoul, T.Linder, Neil V, Darkcube, DJ Psycho)
Dubfire
Echospace – live
Elliot Lipp – live
Eric Johnson
Erika Sherman
Fatboy Slim
Felix Da Housecat
Flying Lotus - live
Franki Juncaj aka DJ 3000
Gaiser - live
Gaslamp Killer
Glenn Underground
Goldie
Green Velvet – live
Guti - live
Heartthrob - live
Hudson Mohawke – live
James Zabiela
John Collins
JPLS - live
Justin Martin
Kero – live
Kerri Chandler
Little Dragon - live
Livio & Roby
Loco Dice
Marc Houle - live
Marcel Dettman
Margaret Dygas
Mark Flash
Martin Buttrich – live
Matt Clarke
Matthew Hawtin
Metro Area
Michael Geiger
Mike Brown
Mike Servito
Mimosa
Minx
Monolake - live
N-Ter - live
Nospectacle with Markus Guentner - live
Paranormal Tek
Paul Kalkbrenner - live
Pulshar - live
Ramadanman
Reference
Richard Devine - live
Richie Hawtin
Ryan Elliott
Sammy Dee
Scuba
Secrets - live
Shlomi Aber
Skrillex – live
Soul Clap
Space Dimension Controller - live
Space Time Continuum - live
Steve Rachmad
Sven Väth
Terrence Parker
The Dirtbombs – live
The Siege – live
Tini
Tortured Soul - live
Traversable Wormhole aka Adam X - live
Venetian Snares - live
Victor Calderone
Visionquest – live/DJ

Movement Weekend Passes Now $60, VIP Passes $150 - GREAT DEAL!
Discounted presale weekend passes are available at $60 for the three-day music marathon in Detroit’s Hart Plaza, May 28-30, 2011.
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VIP passes to Movement are now available for just $150.  With these passes festival-goers receive access to the following:
●      Private check-in area to receive your credentials
●      Access to large area above and behind the main stage
●      Private bar - 6 complimentary drink tickets
●      Discounted drinks available at the VIP bar
●      Deluxe private executive bathroom trailers
●      Voucher good for 1 Official Movement T-shirt (While Supplies Last)
●      Discounted hotel rooms at the Westin Book Cadillac are available for purchase by VIP ticket holders. 

To purchase passes visit the online ticket store at www.Paxahau.com/festival

Thursday, April 07, 2011

#GimmeShelter - my review on Expanding on the Form in #GrandRapids #GRmi Design in #GR

from Rapid Growth's G-Sync by Tommy Allen


 

Gimme Shelter -- Expanding on the Form

THURSDAY - SATURDAY, APR 7 - 9, SEE WEBSITE FOR EXACT TIMES

FOUNTAIN STREET CHURCH, 24 FOUNTAIN STREET NE

Gimme_shelter

What started off as just a single book launch lecture under the guidance of Fountain Street Church has blossomed into something worth celebrating as well as making time to attend Apr. 7, at 9 p.m.


Gimme Shelter will kick off with an inspiring lecture by Sarah Susanka, a noted architect and thought leader and the author of the New York Times bestselling Not-So-Big... series of books including her latest release, The Not-So-Big Life.

 

 

This kickoff event will bring together national and local scholars, professionals and philosophers to discuss the American idea and image of shelter and to challenge assumptions that are proving increasingly unworkable in the modern world.


On Friday, the church will host a series of panel discussions focused on creating community projects that benefit the masses with Saturday's events focusing more keenly on the individual and how they can make small changes to make an impact in our world.

 

Saturday afternoon will include visits to key sites within our community where sustainable projects have been put into place including tours of the Newberry Place co-housing and Habitat for Humanity's Wealthy Heights neighborhood renovation project.


Also scheduled to appear are John Peterson, architect and founder of the One Percent Project and Jess Zimbabwe of the Urban Land Institute.


Please see Gimme Shelter's site for a complete list of speakers and all the lectures happening over the course of three days, including an appearance by Rapid Growth's Tommy Allen who will be a part of the Friday Sustainable Community panel discussion at 12:30 p.m.


This three-day empowerment symposium has been lovely designed by community members for more than just those who work in the design world. It is open to everyone from students to homeowners to backyard farmers to localvores looking to create good in their community.

 

 

 

Admission: $10 for Thursday night's lecture with Susanka, but Friday and Saturday sessions are free.