ANNIE HECKMAN

Annie Heckman, A short dream about trains and prairies, from before you moved south, 2 minutes 37 seconds (animation still)

Friday, October 2 (tomorrow!), Brown Rice is hosting an event for the Chicago Calling Arts Festival, including a surprise screening of my new animation piece, A short dream about trains and prairies, from before you moved south. Here’s all the information:

Chicago Calling at Brown Rice
Friday, October 2, 10-11.30pm
4432 N Kedzie Ave
Chicago IL 60625
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Doors open 30 minutes before the show begins. Brown Rice is a half block north of the Montrose / Kedzie intersection, close to the Kedzie station on the CTA brown line. The entrance is below a sign that reads “Perfect”.
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1st set: performance by Chicago Phonography

2nd set: Set of live music, videos by Jayve Montgomery, Annie Heckman,
and Mikey Peterson.
Performers include:
Gregory O’Drobinak — Arc of the Oven / Chicago
Jayve Montgomery — saxophones and percussion
Jim Ryan — kalimba / Oakland
Williwaw — amplified ukulele / Edinburgh
Ernesto Sturm Diaz-Infante San Francisco
Ritwik Banerji — saxophone / Chicago
Steve Dalanchinsky poetry — New York City
Jon Godston — soprano saxophone / Chicago
Michael Staron — bass / Chicago
Jimmy Bennington — drums / Chicago

http://www.chicagophonography.org $5 suggested donation

Thank you as always to Dan Godston for supporting my work!

Annie Heckman, A short dream about trains and prairies, from before you moved south, 2 minutes 37 seconds (animation still)

If you’re in NYC this week, please check out this performance event at The Cell on Monday night. The event will include a screening of Becoming Formless among the work of several talented poets, musicians, and video artists.

The Cell
at 338 W. 23rd Street, New York, NY 10011
Monday, August 18 at 8 p.m.
$10 donation

featuring Tom Abbs (upright bass, violin, didgeridoo, and tuba), Tara Betts (poetry), Bruce Eisenbeil (guitar), Dan Godston (trumpet and poetry), Annie Heckman (video), Jayve Montgomery (video), Mikey Peterson (video), Reed Robins (piano), Josh Sinton (baritone saxophone & bass clarinet)

Find more information about the event online at thecelltheatre.org.