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Accumulations: Performance by Plume Girl and Sean J Patrick Carney

Noon – 1:30 PM

To close “The Body Isn’t a Battery That Discharges Upon Death”, please join featured artist Plume Girl (Austin-based musician Sowmya Somanath) and curator Sean J Patrick Carney for a live sound performance and new fiction that contend with the exhibition’s themes of material and psychic residue.

This event is free and open to the public.

Curated by Sean J Patrick Carney

Presented by The Annex Gallery

Programming supported by 12 Paws Pickle Ball Club.

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Plume Girl is the alt-experimental solo project of Indian classical singer/composer, Sowmya Somanath (b.1991, Texas). At the heart of a web of musical influences lies an ode to the rāga system—a melodic framework that embraces sonic chroma, atmosphere, and mood. Through improvisation, Somanath kneels close to the boundaries of nature, memory, and identity, singing inside an unanswerable question.

Sean J Patrick Carney (b.1982, Traverse City, Michigan) is a writer, composer, researcher, visual artist, and educator. He is the creator and host of Time Zero, a podcast about the nuclearized world. His essays, criticism, and interviews appear frequently in publications including Aperture, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Artforum, High Country News, Art in America, Do Not Research, VICE, Southwest Contemporary, and the Holt/Smithson Foundation’s Scholarly Texts.