Biennale group show portion available now online here.

Dirty Hands played last night. I remember when Harry was skiddish behind the mic talking to people. Now he even stands better at the mic that before. He even signed some posters and that was public event number 2 for the Biennale. More to come.

Take a look at the links to the left.

Come and see the film that sold out 3 nights at the LA Film Festival! Harry Kim’s Dirty Hands. The life and crimes of David Choe.

The museum is free from 5-8pm so you can see the art and then at 7:30pm (maybe with some leeway), the film will begin.

The film is $8 and goes to a good cause-the under funded Museum. Harry Kim will be there to talk a bit as well. He’ll be selling some Dirty Hands t shirts and nice items. It’s going to be a fun night.

Here’s the Facebook link.

That’s Adam Robezzoli and Jordan Starpause. They look like they’re doing a 2x4 DJ set, but chip tunes style, but instead, they’re actually getting set up for the JANM Chiptunes workshop.

That’s in the green room, Jordan and Paris (who came out from NYC). He does visual stylings chip style.

A decent crowd came through to check out how people are making music using Gameboys and PSPs.

We’ll be activating the Deth P Sun work tomorrow at around 12 noon. Thanks much.

Giant Robot Magazine and Stores
Saturday, November 7, 2009
2:00pm - 11:00pm
Japanese American National Museum
Aratani Central Hall - 369 East First Street
Los Angeles, CA

Come for an amazing day of electronic chiptune culture! See how the gaming culture has influenced modern electronic dance music, especially dance-pop, house music and techno in this extremely unique workshop hosted by Adam Robezzoli of attractmo.de and Giant Robot.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – Workshop and concert

Japanese American National Museum November 7, 2009 2pm – 3:30pm
369 East First Street Los Angeles, CA 90012-3901
Tel 213.625.0414 • Fax 213.625.1770 • www.janm.org

This Saturday, November 7th, in Little Tokyo!

The Japanese American National Museum in conjunction with Giant Robot Biennale 2 presents the first of many public programs related to the art and creativity of Giant Robot magazine and stores. The first is a workshop and concert.

PART 1

Chip Music Workshop (A Giant Robot Biennale 2: Public Program) @ Japanese American National Museum 2PM - 3:30PM
$9 / $5 with flyer (HYPERLINK “http://bit.ly/dbflier"http://bit.ly/dbflier)
This discount flyer also entitles you to access to the entire museum.

// Join us for a unique, insider’s look at using modern software and vintage video game systems to create bonafide chip music.
// After the presentation, grab one of the available Game Boys and create your own sample.

PART 2

DATA BEEZ West Coast Micro Tour show 01 of 04

Chip music - an avenue of audio and visual exploration for artists choosing to adopt vintage video games as a deliberate, aesthetic choice - has enjoyed enormous success for over a decade on the East coast with world-class events the Blip Festival, Pulsewave and recent newcomer, 8static.

For the first time ever, Data Beez is spreading those same addictive, low-tech sounds across the West. It signals an evolving movement and sets a precedent for the future of chip music on the West Coast.

Live Concert
@ Chop Suey Cafe & Lounge 8PM - 11PM
$5 / FREE for workshop participants.

// Featuring performances by minusbaby, Trash80, starPause and crashfaster with Paris and Daniel Rehn.

minusbaby [New York, NY, USA] • http://www.minusbaby.com
Paris Treantafeles [New York, NY, USA] • http://www.parisgraphics.com
Trash80 [Los Angeles, CA, USA] • http://trash80.net
starPause [San Francisco, CA, USA] • http://www.starpause.com
crashfaster [San Francisco, CA, USA] • http://www.crashfaster.com
Daniel Rehn [San Diego, CA, USA] • http://www.danielrehn.com

Click on the links on the left.