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[[File:Neoteric_0009.jpg|250px|thumb|Punto Cinco Alternative Performance Series, May 1985]] | [[File:Neoteric_0009.jpg|250px|thumb|Punto Cinco Alternative Performance Series, May 1985]] | ||
;Program, Punto Cinco Alternative Performance Series: <em>Virtuoso Works for Elastic Theatre</em> | ;Program, Punto Cinco Alternative Performance Series: <em>Virtuoso Works for Elastic Theatre</em> | ||
:Joseph Pinzarrone and E X Rator | |||
:Plain paper copy | :Plain paper copy | ||
: | :8 1/2 x 11 inches | ||
:May 1985 | :May 1985 | ||
:© 1985 Punto Cinco/Mimesis | :© 1985 Punto Cinco/Mimesis | ||
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:Collection of David and Rebecca Ayer | :Collection of David and Rebecca Ayer | ||
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Revision as of 05:54, 19 January 2012
- Program, Punto Cinco Alternative Performance Series
- Virtuoso Works for Elastic Theatre
- Joseph Pinzarrone and E X Rator
- Plain paper copy
- 8 1/2 x 11 inches
- May 1985
- © 1985 Punto Cinco/Mimesis
- Collection of David and Rebecca Ayer
- This program is from the Punto Cinco event which followed MOSFET by about three weeks. This was the first use of the Light Arc photosensitive instrument interface, which we married to a computer-controlled synthesizer—I recall Betsy Start as the synth technician, but don't see an acknowledgement—and renamed the Elastic Thatre. The group experimented with various approaches to this situational performance method throughout the summer.
