FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12
7:00 to 9:00 pm
All ages, FREE

Starting at the Kamloops Art Gallery at 465 Victoria Street, Curator Charo Neville will lead a public walking tour of all the Luminocity projects, following the map and ending at the Rotary Bandshell for an evening of performance and refreshments starting at 9:00 pm.

Bring comfortable walking shoes and water.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12
9:00 pm
All ages, FREE

ROTARY BANDSHELL

Rónan McGrath – sound, visual, creative direction
Jennifer Winters – vocal
Raeli Wolfram – stage performance

A sound and performance installation exploring the emotional fabric of coping with place and time. Juxtaposing body and voice with synthetic soundscapes and treatments, Medium/Fugue is an ardent physical expression of human temporality extrapolated from the entangled works of Emma Hauck, Karlheinz Stockhausen and the Brothers Quay.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13
Doors 8:00pm // Music 8:30 pm
All ages, FREE

ROTARY BANDSHELL

Douse (New Westminister, BC)
Jared Jackel’s Bad Vibrations (Penticton, BC)
At Mission Dolores (Kamloops, BC)

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14
8:00 pm
All ages, FREE

135 Victoria Street

Collaborative Corpse is a series of projected exquisite corpse drawings on the windows of the Office of Surrealist Investigations. Office of Surrealist Investigations is a collaborative art studio taking the form of a film noir private investigator’s office within which participants are invited to collaborate in Surrealist activities. For this project, multiple participants will work simultaneously to create drawings inspired by the surrealist drawing game of Exquisite Corpse.

The Office of Surrealist Investigations will host a public drawing night where visitors can contribute to live projected drawings. The drawings will be projected windows each evening throughout the week of Luminocity.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16
8:00 pm
All ages, FREE

ROTARY BANDSHELL

Video screenings by Thompson Rivers University students.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17
8:00 pm
All ages, FREE

ROTARY BANDSHELL

Curated by Julija Rukanskaitė and Emily Dundas Oke

Artist as a Digital Archivist is an international curatorial project that explores how narratives are constructed based on the model of digital archiving, questioning the potential of archives as an act of memory making in relation to the wider social outcome they imply. Initiated as an open call for video works that address themes ranging from time and memory to the politics of public narratives, it has become a collage in which the non-continuity, open-endedness and grounding in previous artistic and non-artistic practices make up the project itself.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19
8:00 pm
All ages, FREE

ROTARY BANDSHELL

Martin Marier and Émilie Payeur

The sponge is a digital musical instrument that looks like a cushion. The sensors in it detect when it is twisted, bent or tapped, and allow the performers to intuitively play with a fancy synthesizer. Origami is a partially improvised work about folding, unfolding and fold-over. It was composed by Montreal artists Martin Marier and Myriam Bleau during improvisation sessions in 2013, slowly fixing a structure while exploring the possibilities of the instrument. Marier will perform Origami with special guest, Émilie Payeur, for Kamloops audiences.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19
Doors 8:00 pm // Music 8:30 pm
All ages, FREE

ROTARY BANDSHELL

The Prettys (Vancouver)
Did You Die (Victoria)
Groceries (Victoria)