After a long and crampy train ride from Vancouver, I breathed a deep sigh of relief when I stepped out of the station onto the wide open Saskatoon prairie. Despite feeling like I just performed teleportation, I had a productive day, first meeting with David Lariviere, artistic director of PAVED arts, a non-profit community-based organization for the promotion and exhibition of the photographic, audio, video, electronic, and digital arts. (pavedarts.ca) Then I wandered not far up the street to meet Kyle from Free Flow Dance for the second installment of the Freed the Puppet Video 3 shoot. Kyle is a wonderful dancer, and captured the essence of the project instantly. Free Flow is throwing a Black Light dance party on Saturday at their space, with DJs and performances and of course, white outfits eerily aglow. (freeflowdance.com). Later on I returned to both spots for some jamming, first to Free Flow for a open contact jam and then to PAVED for their Thursday noise jam. They are, as you'd expect, technical wizards and stream their jams live through their website. Check it out!
PAVED arts noise jam with David, Todd, Laura, Ian, and Travis
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