Deep Listening Institute Staff & Volunteers
Local Artists
Kids of all ages

Location near the Rondout Kingston. Call for Directions & Information. 845.338.5984. Bring potluck offerings and craft supplies to share!

Curator: Sadee Brathwaite
Gregory Bart
Jennifer Boylan
Ellie Leonard
Nadine Orejola
Shirley Panton Parker
Miranda Varela
Nancy Ward

Opening Reception for Artists in Dreamland at The Gallery at Artemis, 33 Broadway on the Rondout, Kingston. Artists in Dreamland. An exhibition offering perspective on the dream worlds of the art makers. What does art look like when it is heavily influenced by dreams? Or when it is created in a dream state? Perhaps it offers delicious blends of the conscious and unconscious. Exhibiting from October 6-28.

Part of the 12th Annual Dream Festival.

Linda Montano

Linda M Montano, who thinks she looks like Bob Dylan, will lip-sync from two of his albums for 2 hours.

For more about Montano go to www.bobsart.org.

Alternative Books, 35 North Front St, Uptown Kingston

Admission: $7/$5

Part of Ione's 12th Annual Dream Festival

Norman Lowrey, singing masks

The longest running performance in Dream Festival history!

This performance begun October 14, 2000 and has been ongoing for the past seven years.

Admission:$10/$8

Alternative Books, 35 North Front St, Uptown Kingston

Part of the 12th Annual Dream Festival.

Ione
Pauline Oliveros

2 showings at 7 pm & 9 pm

NYC Premiere of Dreams of the Jungfrau, a new experimental narrative film written and directed by Ione with music and sound design by Pauline Oliveros.

Wine and hors d'oeuvres Reception.

Emily Harvey Gallery, 537 Broadway (corner of Spring & Broadway) NYC.

By Donation.

part of Ione's 12th Annual Dream Festival

Artists TBA

Dream-related presentations and performances by the Dream Community at large.

82 Prince Street, Midtown Kingston NY (off Broadway near the Muddy Cup & Planet wings)

By Donation.

Sarah Weaver and her ensemble Weave

As part of the 12th annual Dream Festival, Dreamwaker is a piece for sounding ensemble across states of dream reality. Collages of free association dream and waking material create intersections and nodes within waves of collective realities. These nodes are amplified into frequencies that are captured and developed as themes and wakers of connection and action for our society.

Location: 82 Prince Street, Midtown Kingston NY (off Broadway near the Muddy Cup & Planet wings)

Admission: $10/$8

Sarah Weaver is the Artistic Director of Weave, a contemporary arts performance group based in New York. Weaver is an apprentice of Deep Listening, the sound practice developed by legendary composer Pauline Oliveros. Weaver plays trombone, didjeridu, and conch shell, and has performed at major venues throughout the United States including Roulette (NYC), The Stone (NYC), Lincoln Center (NYC), Museum of Contemporary Art (Chicago), Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago), Austin Lyric Opera House (Austin, TX), and Trummerflora Festival (California). Weaver is Executive Director of the International Society for Improvised Music.

Kids Workshop with artist Eleana Pellegrino

Free Kid's Dream Art Workshop followed by a kids' procession around Gallo Park with big puppets from the Center for Symbolic Studies in Tillson.

Kingston Heritage Visitor's Center, 20 Broadway on the Rondout, Kingston.

As part of Ione's 12th annual Dream Festival

Nathan Gresham-Lancaster
Maggie Cornell
Joshua Pelletier
Andrew Nelson
Danny Gibson
Sergei Tcherepnin
Laura Steele
Aly Gibson

Quaque Nocte is something different in the world of both puppetry and theatre alike.

Where else have you seen puppets animated underwater, in the sky and transposed into digital projections all in the same show?

Latin for "Every Night", Quaque Nocte takes you into the world of dreams as you step into a theatre in the round. Seated at the foot of a giant oak you witness the miracle of birth, man's first steps, the apocalypse and even some sex and drugs.

**please note this is not a show for children - adult content abounds

Extended Show Dates:

Thursday, November 8th 8:00pm
Friday, November 9th 8:00pm
Saturday, November 10th 5:00pm

Thursday, November 15th 8:00pm
Friday, November 16th 8:00pm
Saturday, November 17th 5:00pm

82 Prince Street, Midtown Kingston NY (off Broadway near the Muddy Cup & Planet Wings)

Admission: $10 Suggested Donation

Zevin Polzin

A Lucid Tea Party - a sonic wonderland event hosted by composer Zevin Polzin with a garnish of Dream Action Theater happenings.

82 Prince Street, Midtown Kingston NY (off Broadway near the Muddy Cup & Planet Wings)

Admission: $7/$5

Part of the 12th Annual Dream Festival.

Steve Gorn
John de Kadt
Peter Rogen

A RUMI NIGHT
with
Steve Gorn, flute, and John de Kadt, percussion
and Peter Rogen, reading

UNESCO has declared 2007 "The Year of Rumi", and he is now the best-selling poet in America.

A "Rumi Night" is an intimate opportunity to hear Rumi's poetry read
aloud by Peter Rogen while accompanied by the spontaneous playing of
two world-respected musicians - banchuri flutist Steve Gorn and
percussionist John de Kadt. In this seemingly casual format, one often
hears the poetry and music as if for the first time - always receiving
waves of impressions of new and deeper levels within Rumi's work.

Ranging from ecstatic love poems to piercing observations of the human
condition, all revealed in incomparable and unforgettable images,
humor, and wit, a Rumi Night is often a deeply moving experience.

Members of the audience are invited to join in and recite one of their
favorite short Rumi (or other mystical Persian) poem. The musicians
may spontaneously accompany some of these as well.

82 Prince Street
Kingston NY, midtown off of Broadway between Planet Wings & Muddy Cup
Admission: $10/$8

Part of the 12th Annual Dream Festival.