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SUMMARY:12 Minutes Max
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DESCRIPTION:Local artists perform or present short works in a variety of m
 edia\, including music\, dance\, film\, and spoken word. Held the third Su
 nday of each month..\nhttps://slcpl.libnet.info/event/9918218
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>As a recording artist known for using the 
 saxophone with electronic effects\, <strong>Teddy P</strong> is featured o
 n multiple studio albums as a leader\, sideman\, and collaborator. Release
 s as a leader include <em>Retrogression</em>\, <em>Where the Cats Are</em>
 \, and <em>Ted Ep</em> which feature Teddy's original modern jazz composit
 ions and improvisations. Teddy performs regularly in and around his home b
 ase of Salt Lake City\, Utah\, at venues such as Kilby Court\, University 
 of Utah Libby\, Old Cuss\, the Salt Palace Convention Center\, The Depot\,
  Platinum Music and Sports Collectibles\, and The Grand America.</p>\n<p><
 br /><em>Confused Blood (혼혈)</em>\, directed by <strong>James Cu
 tler</strong>\, depicts a mixed-race Korean man wandering Seoul trying to 
 make sense of his place in the world in a film that considers cultural ide
 ntities and navigates an in-between space of documentary and narrative. Ja
 mes Cutler is an Utah-born director\, writer\, cinematographer\, and compo
 ser whose works focus on exploring identity and origin through surreal\, n
 arrative fiction.</p>\n<p><br /><strong>Hunter Rowe</strong> and <strong>B
 ecca Speechley</strong>&nbsp\;will perform a piece entitled T<em>hank you 
 for watching</em>. Hunter Rowe and Becca Speechley&nbsp\;are multidiscipli
 nary artists based in Salt Lake. After attending the University of Utah's 
 modern dance program together\, they have sporadically explored what it me
 ans to casually create as friends. Previous collaborations include: &ldquo
 \;Our right hearts&rdquo\;\; a tender piece presented at Queer Spectra Art
 s Festival in 2022\, &ldquo\;Velcro straps and cereal box prizes&rdquo\;\,
  and an untitled work that involved doing donuts in a parking garage and c
 hugging Capri Suns. In our creative practices we are dedicated to testing 
 the limits of time based performance and we will likely keep trying to fin
 d out what that means.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>12 Minutes Max is dedicated to the
  memory of our dear friend and colleague Paul Reynolds: artist\, librarian
 \, and patron of the arts. 12 Minutes Max is a curated monthly performance
  series featuring experimental short works by local artists in many differ
 ent disciplines\, including dance\, music\, film\, and more. Each piece is
  followed by a Q&amp\;A with the artist. 12MM is modeled after the program
  originated by On the Boards in Seattle.</p>\n<p>This event takes place on
  the third Sunday of each month.</p>\nhttps://slcpl.libnet.info/event/9918
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