
The idea of putting together a unique pop-up visual arts showcase in a local music venue has been on my mind for a long time. My concept for CMYK was born out of heading out to constantly experience pop-up musical performances from bands at art galleries for so many years. The notion that pop-up shows of this kind should be confined to galleries got me to thinking: why not transform the spaces we’re used to seeing as music venues into pop-up art galleries themselves?
Giving a more equal footing to the music and the visual art in a traditionally music-oriented space, the first CMYK will give people a chance to see the space at Hi-Tone transformed into a new experience. With the help of Memphis-based visual arts mastermind Kyle Taylor and live performances by Pepper Rabbit, an exclusive 3-D visual performance from Charlie Blacksmoke, up-and-coming hip-hop toaster Royal’T and emerging songwriter Cheyenne Marrs & Sudden Organs, hand-selected works by Chris Parks from Pale Horse Graphic Design and Gallery and a series of classic Flaming Lips concert posters from Wayne Coyne, this night is guaranteed to be an enticing (if occasionally psychedelic) sensory overload of eye and ear candy.
::: DO901.COM x Revolt Marketing x Loudersoft.Com present CMYK1 :::
DATE: June 30th
LOCATION: Hi-Tone, Memphis
::: MUSIC :::
From Los Angeles — Pepper Rabbit
Pepper Rabbit – Rose Mary Stretch
Exclusive 3-D performance from — Charlie Blacksmoke
Charlie Blacksmoke and the Swamp Energy Mass Choir – Hippie Glue (Licorice Whip Remix)
One of Memphis’ hottest MC’s — Royal’T
Royal’T featuring Cities Aviv, Sincere, A Quest, Preauxx – Members Only
Emerging Memphis Pop Songwriter — Cheyenne Marrs & Sudden Organs
Call Out-Cheyenne Marrs by cheyenne marrs
::: VISUAL ARTS :::
– Kyle Taylor
– Chris Parks of Pale Horse Graphic Design and Gallery
– Classic Flaming Lips concert posters from Wayne Coyne
::: TICKETS are $5 adv / $7 at door / Limited Time $1 with RSVP at Do901.Com by clicking HERE :::
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