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Director Richard Kroehling’s 2022 film “Art of Disappearing” will be the visual field into which will pour the music of The Jowls (Stephen Lewis and Will Rauscher among others) coupled with an extemporaneous verbal track from poet Sam Truitt, who has never seen the film. Truitt’s “sudden diction” coupled with the blasting of The Jowls will make a new sound track for the film, composed this very evening at Night Swim at the head of Broadway in Kingston. The Jowls are an upstate NY quartet with a blistering take on garage/psych rock and gnarly roadhouse blues with a few bleary-eyed country tunes for good measure. Plenty for fans of VU, Crazy Horse, Gram Parsons and early Fleetwood to relish here. Think Canned Heat meets Can.
Richard Kroehling is a film director, multidisciplinary artist, painter and
poet. Kroehling’s body of work includes feature films, non-fiction, video art, photography, poetry, painting and installation media art. His works have been presented internationally on television networks, film festivals, art museums and galleries including MOMA, the Jewish Museum New York, the Brooklyn Museum, Kunsthalle, Copenhagen, Götenborgs Kunstmuseum and the Palazzo dell’Arte Milan.
Sam truitt is the author of over a dozen books and works of intermedia performance, a founder of the Woodstock Center for Awakening and a member of the Woodstock Rescue Squad (Company 5).
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