31 Down Radio Theater's interactive telephone mystery and public media art installation set in the Canal Street Subway Station in New York City. Participants are invited to make a toll-free call from any public pay phone in Canal Street Station (inside of the turnstiles). They are then guided on a pay-phone mystery. The game takes approximately 45 minutes to complete.

Tajna Tanovic stars in this public pay phone who-dunnit set in the maze of tiles that make up the Canal Street Subway Station. This is an interactive piece that challenges participants to test their skills at listening and following directions. Players are put in the shoes of Mike Sharpie, private investigator, as he searches the depths of Canal Street Station for a young French woman that may have committed a murder, or may be a figment of Mike’s wandering imagination.

To play, call this toll free number to begin:
1-877-OR-WHAT-31
(1-877-679-4283)
Toll-free number, no cost.
Note: This mystery takes place on the N, Q, R, W, 6, and J, M, Z platforms, not the A, C, E, station.

Canal Street Station is co-produced by 31 Down radio theater and free103point9 and presented by free103point9 as part of the transmission arts non-profit's Tenth Anniversary Celebration March-October, 2007. Featuring performers: Ryan Holsopple and Tajna Tanovic.

Installations and projects from LoVid, Douglas Repetto, Tianna Kennedy and Tarikh Korula, and Michelle Rosenberg are on view at Wave Farm during all public events summer/fall 2007 and by appointment. Email info @ free103point9.org or phone 518-622-2598 to schedule a visit.

On the Way Out: Music from the New York Underground.
Performances from Mahasiddhi: the balance must be destroyed with Will Swofford (electronics); baj with Bernadette Speach (piano), Andrea La Rose (flute) & Jeffrey Schanzer (guitar); The Jackson Moore Trio with Jackson Moore (alto saxophone), Eivind Opsvik (bass) & Eric Mcpherson (drums).
On the Way Out is a monthly series of free jazz and other experimental forms of music. Since February 2003 over 200 of NYC's most exciting improvisers have shared the stage in the cozy backroom setting at Freddy's Bar in Brooklyn, NY. free103point9 Online Radio will stream a recording of this OTWO concert on October 19, 2007 from 10 a.m. to noon EDT.

Triangulation and Radio Home Listen host Percepts founder Teleseen and Raster Noton artists Bender and Kangding Ray. Live webcast of all performances: Bender and Kangding Ray, Teleseen, DJ Radio Ruido, ben owen, and video from Art Jones.

Performances from Bender, Kangding Ray, Teleseen, DJ Radio Ruido, and DJ ben owen live from Galapagos, in Brooklyn. Tune in to live web stream at www.free103point9.org. Triangulation and Radio Home Listen host Percepts founder Teleseen and Raster Noton artists Bender and Kangding Ray. Live webcast of all performances: Bender and Kangding Ray, Teleseen, DJ Radio Ruido, ben owen, and video from Art Jones. Bender: www.raster-noton.de Kangding Ray: www.kangdingray.com Teleseen: www.myspace.com/teleseen Radio Ruido: www.free103point9.org/artist.php?artistID=4 ben owen: www.free103point9.org/artist.php?artistID=13 Percepts: www.percepts.info Galapagos: www.galapagosartspace.com

31 Down Radio Theater's interactive telephone mystery and public media art installation set in the Canal Street Subway Station in New York City. Participants are invited to make a toll-free call from any public pay phone in Canal Street Station (inside of the turnstiles). They are then guided on a pay-phone mystery. The game takes approximately 45 minutes to complete.

Tajna Tanovic stars in this public pay phone who-dunnit set in the maze of tiles that make up the Canal Street Subway Station. This is an interactive piece that challenges participants to test their skills at listening and following directions. Players are put in the shoes of Mike Sharpie, private investigator, as he searches the depths of Canal Street Station for a young French woman that may have committed a murder, or may be a figment of Mike’s wandering imagination.

To play, call this toll free number to begin:
1-877-OR-WHAT-31
(1-877-679-4283)
Toll-free number, no cost.
Note: This mystery takes place on the N, Q, R, W, 6, and J, M, Z platforms, not the A, C, E, station.

Canal Street Station is co-produced by 31 Down radio theater and free103point9 and presented by free103point9 as part of the transmission arts non-profit's Tenth Anniversary Celebration March-October, 2007. Featuring performers: Ryan Holsopple and Tajna Tanovic.

Installations and projects from LoVid, Douglas Repetto, Tianna Kennedy and Tarikh Korula, and Michelle Rosenberg are on view at Wave Farm during all public events summer/fall 2007 and by appointment. Email info @ free103point9.org or phone 518-622-2598 to schedule a visit.

On the Way Out: Music from the New York Underground.
Performances from Mahasiddhi: the balance must be destroyed with Will Swofford (electronics); baj with Bernadette Speach (piano), Andrea La Rose (flute) & Jeffrey Schanzer (guitar); The Jackson Moore Trio with Jackson Moore (alto saxophone), Eivind Opsvik (bass) & Eric Mcpherson (drums).
On the Way Out is a monthly series of free jazz and other experimental forms of music. Since February 2003 over 200 of NYC's most exciting improvisers have shared the stage in the cozy backroom setting at Freddy's Bar in Brooklyn, NY. free103point9 Online Radio will stream a recording of this OTWO concert on October 19, 2007 from 10 a.m. to noon EDT.

Organized by Zs, Skeletons/shinkoyo and the dome theater kicks off at Zebulon with Dirty Projectors, Zs, Skeletons and the King of all CIties, and Dome Theater presents "The Woman in the MIrror" Dome Theatre presents "The Woman in the MIrror," a new version of a new play by Forrest Gillespie. What awakens the drooling dream within a dream? What feather of thought lands with iron heels deep in the midnite of a tender soul? Who marries a mannequin out of love? Find out tonight! Come and watch the night tick, love your neighbour as you would yourself, claim the sands of time for your own as you drift behind the veil of your own making. This is the first night of Bees nest, the latest collab between Zs people, Shinkoyos, and Dome Heads coming every Wednesday in October and beyond also tonight! Dirty Projectors skeletons and kings of all cities Zs

31 Down Radio Theater's interactive telephone mystery and public media art installation set in the Canal Street Subway Station in New York City. Participants are invited to make a toll-free call from any public pay phone in Canal Street Station (inside of the turnstiles). They are then guided on a pay-phone mystery. The game takes approximately 45 minutes to complete.

Tajna Tanovic stars in this public pay phone who-dunnit set in the maze of tiles that make up the Canal Street Subway Station. This is an interactive piece that challenges participants to test their skills at listening and following directions. Players are put in the shoes of Mike Sharpie, private investigator, as he searches the depths of Canal Street Station for a young French woman that may have committed a murder, or may be a figment of Mike’s wandering imagination.

To play, call this toll free number to begin:
1-877-OR-WHAT-31
(1-877-679-4283)
Toll-free number, no cost.
Note: This mystery takes place on the N, Q, R, W, 6, and J, M, Z platforms, not the A, C, E, station.

Canal Street Station is co-produced by 31 Down radio theater and free103point9 and presented by free103point9 as part of the transmission arts non-profit's Tenth Anniversary Celebration March-October, 2007. Featuring performers: Ryan Holsopple and Tajna Tanovic.

Installations and projects from LoVid, Douglas Repetto, Tianna Kennedy and Tarikh Korula, and Michelle Rosenberg are on view at Wave Farm during all public events summer/fall 2007 and by appointment. Email info @ free103point9.org or phone 518-622-2598 to schedule a visit.

On the Way Out: Music from the New York Underground.
Performances from Mahasiddhi: the balance must be destroyed with Will Swofford (electronics); baj with Bernadette Speach (piano), Andrea La Rose (flute) & Jeffrey Schanzer (guitar); The Jackson Moore Trio with Jackson Moore (alto saxophone), Eivind Opsvik (bass) & Eric Mcpherson (drums).
On the Way Out is a monthly series of free jazz and other experimental forms of music. Since February 2003 over 200 of NYC's most exciting improvisers have shared the stage in the cozy backroom setting at Freddy's Bar in Brooklyn, NY. free103point9 Online Radio will stream a recording of this OTWO concert on October 19, 2007 from 10 a.m. to noon EDT.

31 Down Radio Theater's interactive telephone mystery and public media art installation set in the Canal Street Subway Station in New York City. Participants are invited to make a toll-free call from any public pay phone in Canal Street Station (inside of the turnstiles). They are then guided on a pay-phone mystery. The game takes approximately 45 minutes to complete.

Tajna Tanovic stars in this public pay phone who-dunnit set in the maze of tiles that make up the Canal Street Subway Station. This is an interactive piece that challenges participants to test their skills at listening and following directions. Players are put in the shoes of Mike Sharpie, private investigator, as he searches the depths of Canal Street Station for a young French woman that may have committed a murder, or may be a figment of Mike’s wandering imagination.

To play, call this toll free number to begin:
1-877-OR-WHAT-31
(1-877-679-4283)
Toll-free number, no cost.
Note: This mystery takes place on the N, Q, R, W, 6, and J, M, Z platforms, not the A, C, E, station.

Canal Street Station is co-produced by 31 Down radio theater and free103point9 and presented by free103point9 as part of the transmission arts non-profit's Tenth Anniversary Celebration March-October, 2007. Featuring performers: Ryan Holsopple and Tajna Tanovic.

Installations and projects from LoVid, Douglas Repetto, Tianna Kennedy and Tarikh Korula, and Michelle Rosenberg are on view at Wave Farm during all public events summer/fall 2007 and by appointment. Email info @ free103point9.org or phone 518-622-2598 to schedule a visit.

On the Way Out: Music from the New York Underground.
Performances from Mahasiddhi: the balance must be destroyed with Will Swofford (electronics); baj with Bernadette Speach (piano), Andrea La Rose (flute) & Jeffrey Schanzer (guitar); The Jackson Moore Trio with Jackson Moore (alto saxophone), Eivind Opsvik (bass) & Eric Mcpherson (drums).
On the Way Out is a monthly series of free jazz and other experimental forms of music. Since February 2003 over 200 of NYC's most exciting improvisers have shared the stage in the cozy backroom setting at Freddy's Bar in Brooklyn, NY. free103point9 Online Radio will stream a recording of this OTWO concert on October 19, 2007 from 10 a.m. to noon EDT.

31 Down Radio Theater's interactive telephone mystery and public media art installation set in the Canal Street Subway Station in New York City. Participants are invited to make a toll-free call from any public pay phone in Canal Street Station (inside of the turnstiles). They are then guided on a pay-phone mystery. The game takes approximately 45 minutes to complete.

Tajna Tanovic stars in this public pay phone who-dunnit set in the maze of tiles that make up the Canal Street Subway Station. This is an interactive piece that challenges participants to test their skills at listening and following directions. Players are put in the shoes of Mike Sharpie, private investigator, as he searches the depths of Canal Street Station for a young French woman that may have committed a murder, or may be a figment of Mike’s wandering imagination.

To play, call this toll free number to begin:
1-877-OR-WHAT-31
(1-877-679-4283)
Toll-free number, no cost.
Note: This mystery takes place on the N, Q, R, W, 6, and J, M, Z platforms, not the A, C, E, station.

Canal Street Station is co-produced by 31 Down radio theater and free103point9 and presented by free103point9 as part of the transmission arts non-profit's Tenth Anniversary Celebration March-October, 2007. Featuring performers: Ryan Holsopple and Tajna Tanovic.

Installations and projects from LoVid, Douglas Repetto, Tianna Kennedy and Tarikh Korula, and Michelle Rosenberg are on view at Wave Farm during all public events summer/fall 2007 and by appointment. Email info @ free103point9.org or phone 518-622-2598 to schedule a visit.

On the Way Out: Music from the New York Underground.
Performances from Mahasiddhi: the balance must be destroyed with Will Swofford (electronics); baj with Bernadette Speach (piano), Andrea La Rose (flute) & Jeffrey Schanzer (guitar); The Jackson Moore Trio with Jackson Moore (alto saxophone), Eivind Opsvik (bass) & Eric Mcpherson (drums).
On the Way Out is a monthly series of free jazz and other experimental forms of music. Since February 2003 over 200 of NYC's most exciting improvisers have shared the stage in the cozy backroom setting at Freddy's Bar in Brooklyn, NY. free103point9 Online Radio will stream a recording of this OTWO concert on October 19, 2007 from 10 a.m. to noon EDT.

31 Down Radio Theater's interactive telephone mystery and public media art installation set in the Canal Street Subway Station in New York City. Participants are invited to make a toll-free call from any public pay phone in Canal Street Station (inside of the turnstiles). They are then guided on a pay-phone mystery. The game takes approximately 45 minutes to complete.

Tajna Tanovic stars in this public pay phone who-dunnit set in the maze of tiles that make up the Canal Street Subway Station. This is an interactive piece that challenges participants to test their skills at listening and following directions. Players are put in the shoes of Mike Sharpie, private investigator, as he searches the depths of Canal Street Station for a young French woman that may have committed a murder, or may be a figment of Mike’s wandering imagination.

To play, call this toll free number to begin:
1-877-OR-WHAT-31
(1-877-679-4283)
Toll-free number, no cost.
Note: This mystery takes place on the N, Q, R, W, 6, and J, M, Z platforms, not the A, C, E, station.

Canal Street Station is co-produced by 31 Down radio theater and free103point9 and presented by free103point9 as part of the transmission arts non-profit's Tenth Anniversary Celebration March-October, 2007. Featuring performers: Ryan Holsopple and Tajna Tanovic.

Installations and projects from LoVid, Douglas Repetto, Tianna Kennedy and Tarikh Korula, and Michelle Rosenberg are on view at Wave Farm during all public events summer/fall 2007 and by appointment. Email info @ free103point9.org or phone 518-622-2598 to schedule a visit.

On the Way Out: Music from the New York Underground.
Performances from Mahasiddhi: the balance must be destroyed with Will Swofford (electronics); baj with Bernadette Speach (piano), Andrea La Rose (flute) & Jeffrey Schanzer (guitar); The Jackson Moore Trio with Jackson Moore (alto saxophone), Eivind Opsvik (bass) & Eric Mcpherson (drums).
On the Way Out is a monthly series of free jazz and other experimental forms of music. Since February 2003 over 200 of NYC's most exciting improvisers have shared the stage in the cozy backroom setting at Freddy's Bar in Brooklyn, NY. free103point9 Online Radio will stream a recording of this OTWO concert on October 19, 2007 from 10 a.m. to noon EDT.

31 Down Radio Theater's interactive telephone mystery and public media art installation set in the Canal Street Subway Station in New York City. Participants are invited to make a toll-free call from any public pay phone in Canal Street Station (inside of the turnstiles). They are then guided on a pay-phone mystery. The game takes approximately 45 minutes to complete.

Tajna Tanovic stars in this public pay phone who-dunnit set in the maze of tiles that make up the Canal Street Subway Station. This is an interactive piece that challenges participants to test their skills at listening and following directions. Players are put in the shoes of Mike Sharpie, private investigator, as he searches the depths of Canal Street Station for a young French woman that may have committed a murder, or may be a figment of Mike’s wandering imagination.

To play, call this toll free number to begin:
1-877-OR-WHAT-31
(1-877-679-4283)
Toll-free number, no cost.
Note: This mystery takes place on the N, Q, R, W, 6, and J, M, Z platforms, not the A, C, E, station.

Canal Street Station is co-produced by 31 Down radio theater and free103point9 and presented by free103point9 as part of the transmission arts non-profit's Tenth Anniversary Celebration March-October, 2007. Featuring performers: Ryan Holsopple and Tajna Tanovic.

Installations and projects from LoVid, Douglas Repetto, Tianna Kennedy and Tarikh Korula, and Michelle Rosenberg are on view at Wave Farm during all public events summer/fall 2007 and by appointment. Email info @ free103point9.org or phone 518-622-2598 to schedule a visit.

On the Way Out: Music from the New York Underground.
Performances from Mahasiddhi: the balance must be destroyed with Will Swofford (electronics); baj with Bernadette Speach (piano), Andrea La Rose (flute) & Jeffrey Schanzer (guitar); The Jackson Moore Trio with Jackson Moore (alto saxophone), Eivind Opsvik (bass) & Eric Mcpherson (drums).
On the Way Out is a monthly series of free jazz and other experimental forms of music. Since February 2003 over 200 of NYC's most exciting improvisers have shared the stage in the cozy backroom setting at Freddy's Bar in Brooklyn, NY. free103point9 Online Radio will stream a recording of this OTWO concert on October 19, 2007 from 10 a.m. to noon EDT.