BRECKENRIDGE CREATIVE ARTS

WAVE AUDIO TOURFEATURING 12 AUDIO RECORDINGS

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#51 Big Ears CinemaSat, Sun, 3 to 8pm. Riverwalk Center. Big Ears Cinema

is a series of animated and classic films featuring

rabbits in various contexts in homage to Intrude.

Forging connections between fine art and popular

media, screenings include Harvey, a comedy-drama;

Night of the Lepus, a horror film; and The Bugs

Bunny/Road Runner Movie, the beloved

Looney Toons hit.

#52 Music in the Hare3pm, 4pm, 5pm

Riverwalk Center Lawn

Music in the Hare is a series of short acoustic

concerts featuring contemporary music, ranging

from jazz to experimental, performed alfresco

among the glowing bunnies on the Riverwalk Center

lawn.

#53 Dance/MICRO8:30pm, 9:30pm. Blue River Plaza.. Dance/MICRO

consists of dance performances inside the

installation. This performance component further

animates the space by exploring the small universe

that is our body and mind. As each globe is built

with an amplifier, speaker and light source, the

intensity of the reaction depends on the movement

of each dancer.

#54 Light CyclesThu, 7 to 9pm

Breck Bike Guides + Blue River Bikeway. An event

that encourages local cyclists to light up their bikes

for an illuminated parade through the WAVE

exhibition site. Riders should gather between 7-8pm

at Breck Bike Guides (411 S. Main) with their pre-

decorated bikes, or gear up onsite with free glow

swag, and ride from 8-9pm.BRECKENRIDGE CREATIVE ARTS WAVE: LIGHT + WATER + SOUND EXHIBITION TOUR

MAP OF INSTALLATIONS + AUDIO TOUR

TAKE A TOUR: OPEN YOUR BROWSER AND GO TO spts.us/bcaUse a mobile device to listen to the Breckenridge Public Art + Arts District Audio Tour.

To tour the WAVE Festival installations, choose WAVE: Light + Water + Sound and listen to the following audio recordings:

43: Intrude, by Amanda Parer

44: MICRO, by Purring Tiger

45: Polygonum 2.0, Tom Dekyvere

46: Reflection/Projection/Vibration, by Andrew Wade Smith

47: Luminous, by Sophia Dixon Dillo and Jane Guthridge

48: Recycled Rain, with High Country Conservation Center

49: Runoff Reverie, with cellist Russick Smith

50: WAVE Reels, with Breckenridge Film Festival

51: Big Ears Cinema

52: Music in the Hare

53: Dance/MICRO

54: LightCycles: A Community Bike Ride

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#43: INTRUDEBy Amanda Parer

3-11pm. Riverwalk Center Lawn + Ridge Street

Arts Square. Intrude is a collection of giant

illuminated rabbits created with white nylon, LED

lights and air blowers. Through these sculptures,

Parer references our tendency to ignore human

environmental impact, regardless of size. Upon

encountering Intrude, viewers are invited to

consider the enormity of one species’ impact on

our ecosystem.

#44: MICROBy Purring Tiger

3 to 11pm. Blue River Plaza. MICRO is an

interactive installation of 200 translucent,

touch-activated spheres. Led by New York-

based media artist Aaron Sherwood and

performer, choreographer and visual artist,

Kiori Kawai of Purring Tiger, MICRO uses

technology as a catalyst for human

interaction.

#45 Polygonum 2.0By Tom Dekyvere

3 to 11pm. N. of the Dredge Pond

Polygonum 2.0 is a large geometrical rhizome

constructed of rope and reflective triangles lit with

multi-color LEDs. Belgian artist, Tom Dekyvere,

explores the evolving and often unexpected bond

between technology and the natural world,

showcasing the relationships between the organic

and artificial structures.

#46 Reflection/Projection/VibrationBy Andrew Wade Smith

3 to 11pm. Old Masonic Hall. Reflection / Projection/

Vibration consists of interior and exterior installations

that interweave light, shadow, acoustic phenomena,

digital projection, live music and sound design. This

exhibit by Andrew Wade Smith, features a live interior

demo, and extends real-time image capture to

projections on the exterior of the building.

#47 LuminousBy Jane Guthridge and Sophia Dixon Dillo

3 to 11 pm. Old Masonic Hall. Luminous is an

immersive installation that captures the

ethereal play of light and shadow using a variety of

translucent and reflective materials that bend,

refract and diffuse light. The work is contingent upon

its environment and simultaneously creates its own

space, exploring the duality of light as both invisible

and visible,

#48 Recyled Rainwith High Country Conservation Center

3 to 11pm. Blue River Plaza. Recycled Rain is a

participatory artwork constructed with 1,000 used

plastic water bottles collected by High Country

Conservation Center. The eco-installation brings

attention to the effects of society’s mass

consumption of plastic and is accompanied by

statistics on the global plastic pollution crisis,

drawing attention to the level of waste produced in

Colorado and the U.S.

BRECKENRIDGE CREATIVE ARTS WAVE: LIGHT + WATER + SOUND EXHIBITION TOUR

#49 Runoff Reveriewith cellist Russick Smith

6pm, 8pm, 10pm

Blue River, next to Riverwalk Center

A concert of cascading melodies on a tiny island

between the banks of the Blue River, amidst the

rolling waters of the spring runoff.

#50 WAVE Reelswith the Brekcneridge Film Festival

8 to 11pm. Deck, Old Masonic Hall.

WAVE Reels is a collection of short films dedicated to

different themes within the WAVE exhibition. The

series delves into clean water uses, availability and

pollution on Thursday and Sunday; turns up the

volume with videos highlighting music and its visi-

ble sound waves on Friday; and screens artistic

interpretations and creative displays of wave forms

on Saturday.