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SUMMARY:12 Minutes Max
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DESCRIPTION:12 Minutes Max is a curated monthly performance series featuri
 ng short works by local artists in many disciplines..\nhttps://slcpl.libne
 t.info/event/6711020
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Local musician and journalist <strong>Audr
 ey Lockie</strong> will present an interpretation of Taylor Swift's 2012 t
 rack &ldquo\;State of Grace&rdquo\;. Lockie will approach her rendition of
  the song through the lens of free improvisation and modern computer music
 \, particularly relying on the cultural languages of her chosen instrument
 s&mdash\;acoustic guitar and the Max/MSP program&mdash\;for guidance. Her 
 piece &ldquo\;eschews the irony that often infiltrates experimental or ava
 nt-garde covers of popular music and instead embraces the joy\, emotionali
 ty and adolescent beauty of the source material as an inseparable part of 
 her nontraditional approach&rdquo\;.</p>\n<p><br />Filmmaker <strong>Will 
 Floor</strong> will screen his film &ldquo\;Rouen Road&rdquo\;\, in which 
 a restless and unconventional artist embarks on painting a meaningful land
 scape while being constrained to a strict time limit. The film follows the
  painting process and philosophy of art through the eyes of longtime Utah 
 artist Randall Lake\, who now lives in Spring City. Will Floor makes work 
 with an interest in documentary subjects and branded media content. He is 
 the grandson of Randall\, and Will has wanted to make a short film about h
 is grandfather since he was a teenager. In his words\, &ldquo\;This is one
  of the most challenging and satisfying experiences I&rsquo\;ve ever worke
 d on."</p>\n<p><br /><strong>Rachel Andes</strong> will present her dance 
 piece &ldquo\;How to Use your Pressure Cooker&rdquo\;\, an exploration of 
 &ldquo\;marinating in your own experience until reality feels entirely out
  of reach&rdquo\;.&nbsp\; Rachel is a Michigan native\, where she received
  her BFA in Dance Theatre Performance at Wayne State University. She is in
 terested in exploring familiar human experiences\, particularly femininity
  and queerness\, through a lens of surrealism and absurdity.</p>\n<p></p>\
 n<p>One Sunday a month\, we present three original pieces in a varied mix\
 , chosen from <b>music</b>\, <b>dance</b>\, <b>film</b>\, <b>theater</b>\,
  <b>performance art</b><strong>\, writing\,</strong> and the like &mdash\;
  each 12 minutes or less with a short Q&amp\;A after each piece. The whole
  event is short and sweet\, taking about an hour.</p>\n<p><i>This program 
 is modeled after 12 Minutes Max\, a performance laboratory originated by <
 a href="http://www.ontheboards.org" target="_blank" rel="noopener">On the 
 Boards</a> in Seattle.</i><strong></strong></p>\nhttps://slcpl.libnet.info
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