Sunday, June 1st
11:00am - 5:00pm
$5 - $2, buy tickets
This event is held in conjunction with the exhibit Fermata; brought to you by Som Records, DC Soul Recording, and The Vinyl District. In addition to dozens of vinyl vendors and DJ’s, the afternoon will feature unique programming. See the full schedule here!
This event is held in conjunction with the exhibit Fermata; brought to you by Som Records, DC Soul Recording, and The Vinyl District. In addition to dozens of vinyl vendors and DJ’s, the afternoon will feature unique programming. See the full schedule here!
As part of a summer of programming related to Fermata, Artisphere's first exhibition dedicated entirely to sound in the Terrace Gallery, the DC Record Fair returns to Rosslyn! Featuring dozens of record dealers, hundreds of crates of records, live DJ sets, film screenings and special musical guests in the Dome Theatre. Come join other vinyl enthusiasts in digging through some crates, watch a concert in the Dome Theatre, sprawl out in a bean bag chair and listen to Fermata's wall of speakers - all of Artisphere will be a celebration of sound on Sunday! In addition to other special programming in the Dome Theatre, Artisphere will present a special 2:30pm screening of Led Zeppelin Played Here followed by a talk with director, Jeff Krulik and musician/ Dischord Records co-owner, Ian MacKaye. Free with your DC Record Fair admission! (The quarterly DC Record Fair is brought to you by Som Records, DC Soul Recordings, and The Vinyl District.)
In the Dome Theatre: Burn to Shine - Film Screening / 11:30 - 12:30 Bob Weston (Shellac) curated a daylong recording session in a small, doomed house in Chicago in 2004, with performances by Wilco, Tortoise and others..."a time capsule of a single day." Produced by Brendan Canty and directed by Christoph Green. A Conversation with Chad Clark / 12:30 - 1:15 Chad Clark is a musician, producer and mastering engineer whose fingerprints can be found on a list of records too long to mention, having worked with seminal bands such as Fugazi and The Dismemberment Plan. Clark sits with Artisphere's new media curator Ryan Holladay to discuss his process, his thoughts on Immersive Ideal looking back and the future. Kiara Lanier: Live Performance / 1:30 - 2:15
Led Zeppelin Played Here - Film Screening + Q&A / 2:30 - Close. Followed by a talk with director, Jeff Krulik and musician/ Dischord Records co-owner, Ian MacKaye.
All day: Fermata: A Celebration of Sound Artisphere presents it's first exhibition dedicated entirely to sound and the largest of its kind in the region to date. Lounge in bean bags and bask in the sound from a wall of speakers with new works from Ryuichi Sakamoto, Peals (members of Future Islands + Double Dagger) and more.
1101 Wilson Blvd - Arlington, VA
Metro: Rosslyn, turn right when you exit the metro, left on Wilson, walk a block
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