Catch Vivian Caccuri’s ‘TabomBass’ Art Installation and Performance at WMC 2019


Friday, March 22nd, 2019 |

Kick off Winter Music Conference (WMC) 2019 with TabomBass by artist Vivian Caccuri, a sound system that’s part sound installation and part performance — not a standard musical presentation, but a contemporary ritual. Presented by Faena Art, in collaboration with WMC, the installation will transform the Faena Forum into a contemporary temple for the exploration of sound and music from all over the world at the unique point of confluence that is Miami.

Event Details:
Tuesday, March 26
8:30 pm – 11:30 pm ET
Faena Forum in Miami Beach, FL
Free and open to the public
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*Admission to the event is on a first come, first served basis pending on capacity limits. Limited valet parking will be available at @Faena Hotel Miami Beach.

 

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TONIGHT Free and open to the public. Faena Art presents ‘TabomBass’ by artist @VivianCaccuri, a sound installation and performance– not a standard musical presentation but a contemporary ritual. For the Faena Forum during Winter Music Conference, Caccuri transforms the space into a contemporary temple for the exploration of sound and music from all over the world at the unique point of confluence that is Miami. • Faena Forum 8:30 PM – 11:30 PM • With Live Performances by @silentaddy, @suzianalog, @morganfbryson, @tamahoochie, @dj.jigue, @raralakay, @yaw_p, @paperwater, among others. Dancers: @manoukadanse; Albertte Petithomme @sambigarden, and @jademccartneyy • Surprise guest: @realgyptian • @absolutelyx @virginvoyages @wintermusicconferenceinc @miamimusicweek

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