
Public Works Presents:
Ninja Tune showcase w/ Blockhead, Yppah & Anomie Bell
Public Works San Francisco, CA
Fri, August 24, 2012 9:30 PM
$10-$15 at door.
21 and over

Public Works Presents:
Ninja Tune showcase w/ Blockhead, Yppah & Anomie Bell
Public Works San Francisco, CA
Fri, August 24, 2012 9:30 PM
$10-$15 at door.
21 and over

Going to be anothet night of ruckus as 111 Minna Gallery was kind enough to allow us back for yet a second year! The music is bonkers and the artists this year are amazing.
Isaac Bidwell (NY), Reuben Rude, Alfredo Reyes, Paolo Salazar, Lisa Pisa, Jing, Chris Anway, Dela, Stephanie Lucas, Stevie Jablonsky, Alice Koswara, Jason Guastucci, Brian Swimme, Eric Broers, Laura Gonzalez, Ashley Bell, Joshua Coffey, Kasey Rae, Joey Brown, Spencer Mann, Cayetano Valenzuela (NY), Brian Oliveira and Zamon
Friday August 24th 111 Minna Gallery San Francisco 8pm – 2am and still yes only a five dollar cover, 21+
Hit the link here for the event page http://www.facebook.com/events/343437182406987/ and make sure to hit the facebook page www.facebook.com/lowerbranch.
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Thursday, August 30th – Talk Show & Live Concert @SOMArts
SHING02 + DJ ICEWATER
6:30PM / Door opens at 5:45pm
Ticket $7 Advance, $10 At door
http://productfitness80.eventbrite.com/
SOMArts Cultural Center
934 Brannan Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
Thursday, August 30, 2012
All proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to Architecture for Humanity.
Venue support generously provided by SOMArts, which is supported by the San Francisco Arts Commission.

What would happen if we used 20% less materials and energy to make products?
After the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami, and the subsequent nuclear disaster in Japan, those impacts are forcing people to reconsider lifestyles dependent on the excess consumption of resources. Acting in unison with people thinking about their new styles of life, from August 24 to August 30, MUJI will present Product fitness 80, an exhibition at SOMArts in San Francisco that calls for a reconsideration of the way in which MUJI addresses product design and product “fitness”.
The figure 80 reflects on what would happen if we were to make all products using just 80% of the materials and energy that we have been using to date.
MUJI constantly exercises self-restraint in the design and manufacture of its products, asking itself “is this necessary?” or “is this going too far?”
Product fitness 80 reflects MUJI’s belief that a little restraint will change our life and the world.
SOMArts Cultural Center
934 Brannan St., San Francisco, CA 94103
Gallery Hour: Weekdays 10am-6pm / Sat 11am-5pm / Sun 10am-4pm
On the final day Thursday, August 30th, hours will be reduced, 10am–3pm
Free Admission
Special Events
Saturday, August 25 – Talk Show
KATE STOHR
2:00pm / Free Admission
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Born in Tokyo, raised in Tanzania and England, Shing02 came up in the independent SF Bay Area scene in the early ’90s. Over the course of his independent career starting in 1995, he has made the transition from sample-based music to live performances with a full band incorporating traditional instruments, while remaining true to his hip hop roots. As the inventor of the Vestax Faderboard, he toured in the free-jazz trio, Kosmic Rennaisance. In 2012, he released English album “ASDR” with Brooklyn-based band Chimp Beams, and mixCD “FTTB3″ by DJ Icewater. (Photo: Ken Goto)
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DJ Icewater from Los Angeles and Oakland, CA has been DJing since 1995. He has spent time on college radio and has toured worldwide as live DJ for Shing02, The Living Legends, and The Pharcyde. Icewater has released over 35 mixtapes and was named “Mixtape DJ Of The Year” along with DJ Cobra in 2003 at the Tech.nitions Conference. In addition to DJing, he works as an audio engineer for various artists including Lyrics Born, Jern Eye, and Keelay & Zaire.

Club 6
60 6th Street
San Francisco, CA
415.863.1221
Friday 08/31
Phillipdrummond and Today’s Future Sound Present:
Beat Battle
+ Live Beats
Head to head producer/Beat Battle, fundraiser and live beats (MPC’s) show. Also a canned food drive for Glide Memorial Foodbank. Live beats from BDurazzo and Canadian MPC Live Battle Champ Fresh Kils with award-winning Toronto-based Magnolius.
Today’s Future Sound (TFS), a non-profit organization that teaches youth music production in public schools and community settings.
Please like our facebook page:
www.facebook.com
Hosted by Khafre Getrite
Raymundo (MHZ, KZSU) on the decks!
Judged by Raymundo, Fresh Kils and the crowd!
For more info or to enter:
philthy@philthybeats.com
@philthydrummond
facebook.com/philthydrummond
facebook.com/philthydbeats
youtuibe.com/phillipdrummond has footage of past beat battles and of past workshops/instruction TFS has done with youth like our San Jose workshop at Elements of Hip Hop which can be seen as follows:
and the San Francisco Camp Galileo workshop:
youtube.com
Also check Fresh Kils’ dope Transformers routine to get a taste of what the man can do on an Akai MPC:
youtube.com
BDurazzo killing it with live beats on an MPC:
youtube.com
and Magnolius:
www.magnolius.com
Price $7 at the door,
$5 w/can of food at the door,
and/or $5 with RSVP ON FACEBOOK!!!
Time 9pm-2am

Public Works & Slayers Club Present:
Nosaj Thing (Alphapup) & Mux Mool (Ghostly)
Manitous feat. Swoonz (Slayers Club), Drewmin (EasySlap)
Public Works San Francisco, CA
Fri, August 17, 2012 9:30 PM
$10-$15 at door
21 and over