Archer Gallery opens its doors for an exciting multi-media, single-day event in collaboration with the Clark College Art Department and Washington State University Vancouver’s Digital Technology & Culture Program. An Evening of Digital Music, Interactive Dance U& Electronic Literature in Live Performance, brings Steve Gibson, a Canadian media artist, composer, and theorist, with Dene Grigar, Justin Love, and Jeannette Altman, to the Archer Gallery for an interactive, multimedia event featuring three works of sound, music, light, and motion-tracking technology.



Gibson’s Virtual DJ is a sound and light performance piece that combines motion-activated electronic music, dance, virtual reality & robotics. Developed in 2001, it has been performed in Switzerland, Canada, the US, the UK and Sweden. Premiering after Gibson’s performance is Grigar and Altman’s The Rhapsody Room, a work that experiments with movement, language and live digital poetry. The final work of the evening, Justin Love and Gibson’s live dance set, VJ/DJ, aims at getting the audience on its feet and moving.

When:	Friday, September 28, 1 p.m. & 7 p.m.
Where:	Archer Gallery, Penguin Union Building, Clark College 1933 Fort Vancouver Way, Vancouver, WA 98663 360 992-2246