• Dave Rodriguez, audio-visual archivist, projectionist and co-director of Miami Music Club, presents Clavilux, his expanded cinema performance project. He remixes and repurposes archival, analog and digital media into an immersive, polyphonic work, inspired by the experience of hurricanes.
• Kayla Besong of University of Miami talks about the relationship between weather & climate, making the connection between our daily weather experiences and climate change.
• Rebecca Evans of Canes on Canes from University of Miami talk about the basics of hurricane science and the intensification of big storms.
• Butterfly Snapple delivers hurricane inspired, hard hitting beats with tight grooves surrounded with experimental Jazz and electronic elements… accompanied by projections by Clavilux!

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Subtropical Experiments blend south Florida stories, science and jazz for a creative approach to how we understand and can affect our local landscape.

This is a collaborative project among WDNA Public Radio, scientists from University of Miami and Florida International University, Miami musicians, artists, and community organizations.

Each experiment kicks off with a “story,” a narrative, audio or visual performance. Then scientists ground these narratives in scientific understanding. Next, community groups share how we can get involved. Last, musicians interpret what we’ve learned into music.

Subtropical Experiments take at 2pm in the WDNA Jazz Gallery – 2921 Coral Way, Miami 33145.

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