Sunday, March 2, 2014

TRUE/FALSE 2014


   Flux Bikes was honored to be invited back to True/False for a second year.  This largely documentary film festival takes place in Columbia, Missouri every year, and features musicians and bands before film screenings.


- photo from www.last-link.com - 
http://last-link.com/totallyfun

Above, Flux Bikes and Vulvette improvise a set at the Oddfellow's Lounge before the film 'Dusty Stacks of Mom' by Jodie Mack.




and also one afternoon at Sparky's Ice Cream shop with Prahlad.

Wednesday, February 5, 2014

SANTIAGO CHILE TALLER DE BICICLETAS RACORES

Santiago de Chile 02.05.14

Flux Bikes performed at Taller de Bicicletas Racores.


The shop is located in Ñuñoa near Estadio Nacional de Chile.



Special thanks to Ervo Perez
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Wednesday, November 27, 2013

'Solar Powered Sounds' Teaser


Video Teaser for Solar Powered Sounds Program



Flux Bikes' mobile power station at Homan Square Park 9/19/13



The music table at McGuane Park 10/1/13

Wednesday, September 18, 2013

DCASE GRANT SOLAR POWERED SOUNDS


Flux Bikes is proud to present a 'solar powered sound' workshop for youth in the Chicago Park District this fall, 2013.  Rob will ride the rig to a dozen city parks in order to make sustainable beats with the community. We will experiment with contact microphones and talk about renewable energy and healthy living.  This program is partially supported by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency and co-presented by Inferno Mobile Recording Studio, a park district program.





Thursday, August 1, 2013

SERENADE CHIME EXHIBITION

'Serenade' is an exhibition that taps into the history of chimes as tools for healing, meditation and communication. In this sound-based exhibition artists and musicians have been invited to re-think and re-structure these ancient instruments to extend their tonal and symbolic range, pushing beyond traditional scales, forms and materials. Serenade is intended both to seduce and to console anyone within earshot of Terrain Exhibitions. 

Tempestt Hazel is a curator, writer and co-founder of Sixty Inches From Center, an organization that archives, promotes and collaborates with artists and arts projects across Chicago. In addition to the upcoming exhibition at Terrain Exhibitions, her upcoming projects can be seen at the Arts Incubator in Washington Park, The Salon Series Projects and the South Side Community Art Center.

Featuring: Jeff Austin, Rob Frye, Ramah Jihan Malebranche, Michael and Yhelena Hall and Stephen Lieto




Monday, July 29, 2013

SUMMER '13


7.29.13
w/ Circuit des Yeux and Open Sex at The Burlington

6.17.13
w/ King Mary and Emme Moon at Cafe Mustache

4.13.13
w/ CAVE and Pyschic Steel at El Mamey