As part of ISSUE Project Room’s “Ten Years Alive on the Infinite Plain – a two-month festival celebrating ISSUE Project Room’s 10th anniversary,” Yasunao Tone whose work we’ve covered before will be performing this week in Brooklyn, NY:

Well known as an active member of the Fluxus movement since 1962, Yasunao Tone’s expansive practice eschews standard notions of media and embraces contradiction. His most recent sets, harsh and scrupulous digital noise generated by his own modifications to the MP3 encoding system, have been called, “chaotic and highly charged, cerebral in its conceptual intent but with a bracing sense of urgency” (Wall Street Journal). This evening, Tone performs solo as part of Ten Years Alive on the Infinite Plain, joined by his recent collaborators Talibam!, a duo of Matt Mottel (keys) and Kevin Shea (drums) who also celebrate their 10th anniversary this year.

Ticketing and more info here.