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Compact-Impact Night 01

Compact-Impact Night 01On 16th January Friday Night, TKNY hosts a ‘Compact-Impact Night' Party, first TKNY new concept event to promote and introduce talented creators, designers, artists, technologists and students. TKNY promises you will be impressed by young and powerful talents and enjoy their creations!

< Ten Freshly-Picked Talents >
-- 01.Ariel Churi, ITP Student.
-- 02.Aya & Carlos, New Media & Interaction Artists.
-- 03 Matthew Mohr, Designer & Adjunct professor at Parsons
-- 04.Daniel Shiffman, Digital Artist.
-- 05.Giles Hendrix, Video Artist.
-- 06.James Clar, Installation Artist.
-- 07.Josh Nimoy, Media Artist & ITP Student.
-- 08.Rajeev Maddela & cynix, Sound Composer & Drum Set Artist.
-- 09.Secret Agent Gel (Corey H Maass), Electronic Musician
-- 10.Shoko Honda , 3D Artist.

Date & Time : January 16, 2004 (Friday Night, 7pm to 1:00 am)
Location : Event Space TKNY, 21 AVE B SOUNTH STORE(Btw 2nd & 3rdSt.)
_________ Subway : F, V, D to 2nd Avenue, 6 to Bleecker Street
Special Live : 10pm - 11pm Audio Performance by Secret Agent Gel & VJ Giles Hendrix
Presentaion : 9:00 - 9:30pm 3D Spatial Narrative - "The Island of Misfit Toys" by Matthew Mohr
Sound Coordination : Rajeev Maddela & cynix James Clar

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