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Hey, friends!We, the members of Mama Lujo Collective, in collaboration with our best friends at Thomas Dunn Learning Center (www.tdunn.org), are extremely excited to be hosting another multimedia fundraising event at our favorite creative space in the city!
On the strength of our November show last year, which was such a huge success, we are back in the saddle again, with an even bigger show planned; video artist (and friend of the Collective) Bill Morris intends to bring his socially-focused video art to this shindig, along with our other ragtag audiovisual performers, to make this the best show of 2026!
Much like last time, we will have our artists in various rooms of the TDLC to show off the amazing resources available at this lovely establishment, and the audience will move from room to room, from 7:00 to the conclusion of the evening's festivities.
Sound and music will be provided by;
- The Satan Antenna vs. B'RR
https://brrsounds.bandcamp.com/album/ghost-tone
https://thesatanantenna.bandcamp.com/
The two premier electronic-based solo performers in the Metro area, Stephen Favazza and Colyn Gremaud, will be performing a partially-collaborative set at our event, which will be a first for both.
- Deaddigital, Inc.
https://deaddigital.bandcamp.com/music
FFO Dark Day, early Magnetic Fields, OMD, and Depeche Mode, Deaddigital Inc. is a self-contained electro-goth project that has been releasing music for a while now in the greater STL area -- they will be providing the most musical and tuneful sounds of our show, and will function as an aesthetic buffer to prevent this from being merely a noise show.
- Mama Lujo Collective
http://www.mamalujo.net
Recently celebrating three years together as a group, Mama Lujo are currently proudly sharing with the world our first album, recorded by our co-founder Kevin Cheli in 2023. Reviewed glowingly by Greg Sandow and others, this album will open a door for anyone who listens to it. A ritual-based multimedia collective, we consist of sound artists, video artists, visual artists, and we regularly collaborate with movement artists and other material-workers. Our work is presented in the form of a simultaneous roadshow-style presentation, and no two shows are ever exactly the same. The night's on-site visual artists will be posted as the show approaches, but may (shhh!) possibly even include Caroline DeLonga and Patrick Tramble.
Please bring unexpired canned goods to gain entry, and a small cash offering will be taken up to show appreciation to the Learning Center. Tell your friends, and be prepared!!
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Thomas Dunn Learning Center, 3113 Gasconade St,St. Louis, Missouri, United States
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