Akio Hizume meets Max Mathews

Wed, Mar 22
8:00pm-10:00pm
$10

YLEM hosts a multimedia event exploring the relationship of
mathematics, sculpture, gesture, and sound, featuring Japanese
sculptor/architect/musician Akio Hizume in his first visit to the San
Francisco Bay Area, and San Francisco's own Max Mathews, inventor of
the Radio Baton electronic music controller.
Akio Hizume is a sculptor, an architect, and a music composer,
generating all of his material using the Golden Mean. He builds
structures using bamboo, and composes for bamboo instruments.
Max Mathews has been called the "father of computer music" and
the "grandfather of techno."
Akio Hizume and Max Mathews will explain and demonstrate their
inventions and innovations and answer questions from the audience.
This is a rare opportunity to experience these two fecund creative
personalities in the festive atmosphere of RX Gallery. (Adults only.)

Venue:

RX Gallery
132 Eddy Street
San Francisco
415-474-7973
www.rxgallery.com

Eddy Street between Mason and Taylor

Additional Info:

415-665-5454
www.ylem.org