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Past Event Sound Series: Slauson Malone 1 with special guest Colloboh

Slauson Malone taken from the waist up. He is standing in front of a white background wearing a black sport jacket and a white button-up shirt.

Photo by Gillian Garcia

Slauson Malone 1 is a performance piece created by artist and musician Jasper Marsalis, exploring the possible intersections of popular music and performance art. His past releases include A Quiet Farewell (2016-2018), Vergangenheitsbewältigung, and “for Star (Crater Speak)”. Slauson Malone is accompanied by cellist Nicky Wetherell. Experimental, electronic musician, Colloboh, opens the evening. 

  • Doors open at 7 p.m.

Sound Series

Sound Series is an ongoing concert series featuring internationally touring contemporary artists and bands from around the world. Learn more about our Sound Series.

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Black and white photograph of Colloboh wearing headphones while sitting at a desk in front of a monitor playing electronic instruments.

Colloboh, photo by Sam Lee

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