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SUMMARY:Premiere Night: CAST (Contemporary Art & Sound Technologies) 2026
DTSTART:20260328T193000Z
DTEND:20260328T223000Z
DTSTAMP:20260328T193000Z
UID:OSMCAL-4651
DESCRIPTION:I (Eric Theise) was accepted into the inaugural cohort of CAST
  and was paired with composer Shahrzad Talebi. Line Upon Line Percussion E
 nsemble will premiere our collaboration which\, like my *[A Synesthete's A
 tlas](https://erictheise.com/a-synesthete-s-atlas)* project\, uses MapLibr
 e\, OpenStreetMap data via Protomaps\, open-stage-control\, and software o
 f my own to create map-based animations.\n\nThis event is free and open to
  all.\n\nCAST: Premiere Night is the culminating event of the inaugural CA
 ST season\, bringing together the full cohort of international artists sel
 ected to create new collaborative works for this special evening. Followin
 g a global call for submissions\, the CAST panel chose six composers and s
 ix visual artists whose practices represent some of the most compelling di
 rections in contemporary sound and visual media. Each composer was paired 
 with a visual artist to form a collaborative team\, and these pairs have s
 pent months developing original works that receive their world premieres a
 t this event.\n\nPremiere Night features the debut of six new collaborativ
 e works by the following artist teams:\n\n- Stylianos Dimou & Britt Mosele
 y (with SoundMap Ensemble)\n\n- Haeun Park & Krista Faist (with SoundMap E
 nsemble)\n\n- Rafael Godoi & David Sydiongco (with SoundMap Ensemble)\n\n-
  Carolina Carrizo & Jonathan Monaghan (with Line Upon Line)\n\n- Mathis Sa
 unier & Shirley Steele (with Line Upon Line)\n\n- Shahrzad Talebi & Eric T
 heise (with Line Upon Line)\n\nTogether\, these collaborations highlight t
 he artistic vision at the heart of CAST. Premiere Night invites audiences 
 into an evening of immersive performance\, new artistic possibilities\, an
 d the future of contemporary audiovisual work.\nEvent Website: https://dad
 ageek.org/cast
GEO:30.283387;-97.710408
LOCATION:dadaLab\, 2008\, Alexander Avenue\, Austin\, Texas\, United State
 s
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SUMMARY:South Bay Map Night
DTSTART:20260331T190000Z
DTEND:20260331T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260331T190000Z
UID:OSMCAL-4653
DESCRIPTION:Every other week\, OpenStreetMap enthusiasts from across San J
 osé and the South Bay meet to share tagging advice\, hatch mapping plans\
 , and chat about the project in general. We also dabble in OSM’s sister 
 project\, [OpenHistoricalMap](https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/OpenHist
 oricalMap).\n\nIf you’re new to the South Bay or OpenStreetMap\, swing b
 y at the beginning of the meeting for a friendly introduction. To learn mo
 re about South Bay OSM and what we’re currently up to\, [visit our homep
 age](https://github.com/codeforsanjose/OSM-SouthBay/). Stay in touch with 
 mappers throughout the state by joining the [OSMUS Slack](https://slack.op
 enstreetmap.us/) workspace’s `#local-california` channel.\n\nSouth Bay O
 SM is supported by [Open Source San José](https://opensourcesanjose.org/)
  (formerly Code for San José)\, which connects coders\, designers\, and o
 thers with local civic organizations and government agencies to improve li
 fe in the South Bay. For volunteer opportunities\, attend one of OSSJ’s 
 separate Civic Hack Nights. For details\, join the OSSJ [Discord](https://
 discord.gg/3bAd9DAWCp) server.\nEvent Website: https://osmvideo.cloud68.co
 /user/min-s7f-tz1-ctd
GEO:37.336191;-121.890583
LOCATION:Online\, 13\, East Santa Clara Street\, Japantown\, San Jose\, Ca
 lifornia\, United States
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SUMMARY:A Synesthete's Atlas: Cartographic Improvisations between Eric The
 ise\, Jeffrey Gordon Evans\, Hannah Joyce\, and Steev Hise
DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20260404T190000
DTSTAMP:20260405T020000Z
UID:OSMCAL-4672
DESCRIPTION:Real-time cartographic improvisations using projected\, manipu
 lated digital maps by Eric Theise\, in collaboration with Jeffrey Gordon E
 vans\, Hannah Joyce\, and Steev Hise\, in ever-changing configurations. A 
 visual wash of street grids\, land masses\, water bodies\, and curiosities
  from built and natural environments. Sounds soothing and screeching. Orph
 aned labels and free-floating symbology. Auditory roundabouts and acoustic
  cul-de-sacs. Colors that clash\, calm\, and fade. Jittery zooms and journ
 eys. Liminal drones. Glitchy artifacts from crowdsourced geographies.\n\nT
 heise’s performance will occasionally introduce strobing effects that ma
 y affect photosensitive viewers.\n\nJeffrey Gordon Evans & Hannah Joyce (d
 uo)\, and Steev Hise\, will perform opening sets as well.\n\n\nSat\, Apr 4
 \, 2026 \n7pm \n$12 / NOTAFLOF\nEvent Website: https://www.instagram.com/w
 avearchive/
GEO:32.225043;-110.968893
LOCATION:Wave Archive\, East Toole Avenue\, Tucson\, Arizona\, United Stat
 es
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SUMMARY:Shockoe Hill Cemetery mapping with MapRVA
DTSTART:20260407T183000Z
DTEND:20260407T193000Z
DTSTAMP:20260407T183000Z
UID:OSMCAL-4680
DESCRIPTION:Meet any time after 6PM. We plan to take some street-level ima
 gery\, place some photos in Yesterdays\, and map some renowned "residents"
 .\n\nSee the [Google Calendar event here](https://www.google.com/calendar/
 event?eid=M2dtajNkZDVvdmxrZ2QyMDc3ODZ1ODFtdm0gbWFwcGluZ3J2YUBt).\nEvent We
 bsite: https://maprva.org/events/
GEO:37.551761;-77.431832
LOCATION:Shockoe Hill Cemetery\, 1119\, North 2nd Street\, Richmond\, Virg
 inia\, United States
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SUMMARY:A Synesthete's Atlas: Cartographic Improvisations between Eric The
 ise\, Kenneth Cornell\, and Clifford Grindstaff
DTSTART:20260409T190000Z
DTSTAMP:20260409T190000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Real-time cartographic improvisations using projected\, manipu
 lated digital maps by Eric Theise in dialogue with Kenneth Cornell and Cli
 fford Grindstaff’s multi-textured sonic landscapes and noise excavations
 . A visual wash of street grids\, land masses\, water bodies\, and curiosi
 ties from built and natural environments. Sounds cinematic and mercurial f
 rom the dark Southwest's Land of Enchantment. Orphaned labels and free-flo
 ating symbology. Auditory roundabouts and acoustic cul-de-sacs. Colors tha
 t clash\, calm\, and fade. Jittery zooms and traversals. Liminal drones. G
 litchy artifacts from crowdsourced geographies.\n\nThe performance will oc
 casionally introduce strobing effects that may affect photosensitive viewe
 rs.\n\nThu\, Apr 9\, 2026\n\n7pm\n$12 all seats\n\n\n\nGuild Cinema\n3405 
 Central Av NE\nAlbuquerque\, NM\nhttps://www.guildcinema.com/\n\n\nEric Th
 eise is a San Francisco-based artist and geospatial software developer. Th
 rough video\, performance\, and works on paper he reinvigorates the percep
 tual inquiries of structural filmmakers\, experimental animators\, the Lig
 ht and Space movement\, and 60's light shows – with the occasional injec
 tion of letterform experiments inspired by visual poetry – as new possib
 ilities in the realm of digital cartography.\n\nTheise manipulates project
 ed digital maps in performance with musicians and other time-based artists
  under the banner A Synesthete's Atlas–since its 2022 Lisbon premiere it
 ’s been performed in nearly fifty North American and European cities. Th
 eise’s collaboration with composer Shahrzad Talebi was premiered at the 
 end of March by line upon line percussion ensemble as part of CAST’s (Co
 ntemporary Art & Sound Technologies) inaugural season at dadaLab in Austin
 \, Texas\, and he comes to Albuquerque as part of a follow-on tour through
  Arizona\, New Mexico\, and Colorado.\n\nhttps://erictheise.com/\n\n\nKenn
 eth Cornell is a sound artist\, improviser\, and musician from Albuquerque
 \, New Mexico. He has worked with electronics\, synthesis\, and various in
 struments over 3 decades now.  His performances and installations have bee
 n in many independent venues\, concert halls\, night clubs\, galleries and
  museums across the U.S. and Ireland.\n\nhttps://bandcamp.com/alchemicalbu
 rn\n\n\nClifford Grindstaff plays saxophone and bass clarinet with treatme
 nts among other instruments.\nEvent Website: https://www.guildcinema.com/
GEO:35.080258;-106.606693
LOCATION:Guild Cinema\, 3405\, Central Avenue Northeast\, Nob Hill\, Albuq
 uerque\, New Mexico\, United States
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SUMMARY:A Synesthete's Atlas: Cartographic Improvisations between Eric The
 ise\, Kenneth Cornell\, and Carlos Santistevan
DTSTART:20260410T213000Z
DTSTAMP:20260410T213000Z
UID:OSMCAL-4684
DESCRIPTION:Real-time cartographic improvisations using projected\, manipu
 lated digital maps by Eric Theise in dialogue with Kenneth Cornell and Car
 los Santistevan’s multi-textured sonic landscapes and noise excavations.
  A visual wash of street grids\, land masses\, water bodies\, and curiosit
 ies from built and natural environments. Sounds cinematic and mercurial fr
 om the dark Southwest's Land of Enchantment. Orphaned labels and free-floa
 ting symbology. Auditory roundabouts and acoustic cul-de-sacs. Colors that
  clash\, calm\, and fade. Jittery zooms and traversals. Liminal drones. Gl
 itchy artifacts from crowdsourced geographies.\n\nThe performance will occ
 asionally introduce strobing effects that may affect photosensitive viewer
 s.\n\nThu\, Apr 10\, 2026\n9:30pm \n$10-15\n\nSanta Fe Noise Ordinance\n28
 89 Trades West Rd\nSanta Fe\, NM\nhttps://www.instagram.com/s_f_n_o_/\n\n\
 nEric Theise is a San Francisco-based artist and geospatial software devel
 oper. Through video\, performance\, and works on paper he reinvigorates th
 e perceptual inquiries of structural filmmakers\, experimental animators\,
  the Light and Space movement\, and 60's light shows – with the occasion
 al injection of letterform experiments inspired by visual poetry – as ne
 w possibilities in the realm of digital cartography.\n\nTheise manipulates
  projected digital maps in performance with musicians and other time-based
  artists under the banner A Synesthete's Atlas–since its 2022 Lisbon pre
 miere it’s been performed in nearly fifty North American and European ci
 ties. Theise’s collaboration with composer Shahrzad Talebi was premiered
  at the end of March by line upon line percussion ensemble as part of CAST
 ’s (Contemporary Art & Sound Technologies) inaugural season at dadaLab i
 n Austin\, Texas\, and he comes to Albuquerque as part of a follow-on tour
  through Arizona\, New Mexico\, and Colorado.\n\nhttps://erictheise.com/\n
 \n\nKenneth Cornell is a sound artist\, improviser\, and musician from Alb
 uquerque\, New Mexico. He has worked with electronics\, synthesis\, and va
 rious instruments over 3 decades now.  His performances and installations 
 have been in many independent venues\, concert halls\, night clubs\, galle
 ries and museums across the U.S. and Ireland.\n\nhttps://bandcamp.com/alch
 emicalburn\n\n\nCarlos Santistevan is a bassist\, sounds engineer\, conduc
 tor\, and organizer. Since 2001 he has helped establish an oasis of creati
 ve music in the high desert southwest as the director of the High Mayhem E
 merging Arts collective based out of Santa Fe\, NM. Using an upright bass 
 and electronics he creates soundscapes and spontaneous compositions from t
 he extremes of acoustic and electric music. Influences of punk and free ja
 zz have led him to develop a unique approach to music and improvisation. H
 e is quickly becoming recognized as one of the foremost preservers of the 
 Conduction Lexicon developed by Butch Morris in his Folding Space Conducti
 on Ensemble as he continues to cultivate this unique form of musical creat
 ion.\n\nhttps://highmayhem.org/carlos-santistevan/\nEvent Website: https:/
 /www.instagram.com/s_f_n_o_/
GEO:35.660802;-105.993367
LOCATION:Santa Fe Noise Ordinance\, 2889\, Trades West Road\, Santa Fe\, N
 ew Mexico\, United States
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SUMMARY:OSM Utah Monthly Map Night
DTSTART:20260414T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260414T180000Z
UID:OSMCAL-4691
DESCRIPTION:As always\, check https://osmutah.org/ to see what's new with 
 our group!\n\nIf you're interested in OpenStreetMap\, please join us to me
 et other mappers\, learn and share! Our monthly meetups are super informal
 . Optionally\, bring a laptop or a smartphone if you want to do some OSM m
 apping\, or come just to meet people and chat about maps! We can suggest m
 apping tasks to work on for all skill levels\, and we're happy to explain 
 tools and techniques.\nEvent Website: https://osmutah.org/our-map-nights/
GEO:40.753496;-111.906912
LOCATION:Woodbine Food Hall\, Woodbine Street\, Salt Lake City\, Utah\, Un
 ited States
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SUMMARY:Capital One TPM Summit Global Mapathon
DTSTART:20260423T080000Z
DTEND:20260423T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260423T080000Z
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GEO:37.538509;-77.43428
LOCATION:Richmond\, VA USA\, Capitol Square\, Richmond\, Virginia\, United
  States
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SUMMARY:MapRVA Virtual Map & Yap with LaToya Gray-Sparks\, VA DHR
DTSTART:20260423T183000Z
DTEND:20260423T193000Z
DTSTAMP:20260423T183000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Join us virtually as we chat about mapping Richmond's underser
 ved neighborhoods with LaToya Gray-Sparks\, Virginia Department of Histori
 c Resources.\n\nMeeting link is forthcoming.\n\n[Google Calendar event her
 e](https://www.google.com/calendar/event?eid=NmNyM2ljaGxjNWltOGI5azZsaGpjY
 jlrNzRzamViYjJjaGhqYWI5bGNvcWo0ZDM0Y2NyamVkcGo2byBtYXBwaW5ncnZhQG0).\nEven
 t Website: https://maprva.org/events/
GEO:37.538509;-77.43428
LOCATION:Virtual\, Capitol Square\, Richmond\, Virginia\, United States
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SUMMARY:B of A - EC AM's Mapathon -Global Service Month
DTSTART:20260427T130000Z
DTEND:20260427T140000Z
DTSTAMP:20260427T130000Z
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DESCRIPTION:The Missing Maps Project Mid-Month Mapathon is an event where 
 a group of mappers get together to contribute to humanitarian mapping proj
 ects simultaneously. During the event mappers can support one another by s
 haring tools\, advice and answering one another's questions.\n\nMapping wi
 ll be co-ordinated using the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team Tasking Manag
 er(HOT TM) and/or MapRoulette.\n\nThis event is U.S. based in name only. S
 ince we have moved to virtual events we have been getting attendees from a
 ll over the world - we heartily welcome this!\n\nWhat do I need?\nA ticket
 \nA laptop or desktop with an internet connection\nA mouse (a mouse isn't 
 absolutely necessary but it does makes the mapping A LOT faster)\nPlease d
 o not hesitate to join if you are dialling in from an active context - thi
 s is a family & pet friendly event! Consumption of food and drink during t
 he event is also highly encouraged.\n\nDuring the break/or a suitable mome
 nt\, we would like to capitalise on your attendance to explore our current
  practices/processes\, to better improve the overall mapping experience\, 
 so please bring your thinking caps along too.\n\nWhat do I do now?\nGet yo
 urself a ticket for this event. If the ticketing website throws an error w
 hen you attempt to order a ticket\; please try again.\nSet a reminder so y
 ou remember\; ticketing services may not notify you.\nIf you come across a
 ny mapping situations you're unsure about before the mapathon\; make a not
 e of them and ask ask about them during the event.\nSee you there!
GEO:41.727576;-72.829442
LOCATION:Farmington Avenue\, Connecticut\, United States
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SUMMARY:Surveillance mapping with MapRVA
DTSTART:20260507T183000Z
DTEND:20260507T193000Z
DTSTAMP:20260507T183000Z
UID:OSMCAL-4682
DESCRIPTION:Meet at Rosie Connelly's (17th and Main)\, we'll look around a
 t all of the different surveillance types in the area: two different types
  of ALPRs and two different types of gunshot detectors!\n\nWe'll do a quic
 k survey for some unmapped surveillance devices and retreat back to Rosie 
 Connelly's for some refreshments.\n\n[Google Calendar event here](https://
 www.google.com/calendar/event?eid=NjBzM2FjOXA2bGlqOGJiMmM0cW1hYjlrNjBwMzZi
 YjJjY3NqNGI5bTZncDYycDlqNzVoMzJvYjU3NCBtYXBwaW5ncnZhQG0).\nEvent Website: 
 https://maprva.org/events/
GEO:37.533972;-77.428295
LOCATION:Shockoe Bottom\, 100\, 17th Street Farmers' Market\, Richmond\, V
 irginia\, United States
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SUMMARY:State of the Map US 2026
DTSTART:20260611
DTEND:20260614
DTSTAMP:20260611T050000Z
UID:OSMCAL-4625
DESCRIPTION:The OpenStreetMap community comes together in Madison\, Wiscon
 sin\, this year for State of the Map US\, the biggest event of its kind in
  the US. Join a community of mapmakers\, businesses\, universities\, gover
 nment agencies\, and non-profits who are invested in improving and enrichi
 ng OSM. \n\nThere will be 70+ sessions\, with topics to include OpenHisto
 ricalMap\, street-level imagery\, micromobility\, JOSM\, and pedestrian na
 vigation\, PLUS introductory workshops for all OSM experience levels \n\nT
 his year's conference will be held downtown at the Madison Concourse Hotel
 . Accommodations are offered at the hotel or in the nearby residence halls
  of the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Meet us in Madison!\nEvent Websit
 e: https://openstreetmap.us/events/state-of-the-map-us/2026/
GEO:43.07469;-89.384166
LOCATION:Madison\, Wisconsin\, 115\, Observation Deck\, Madison\, Wisconsi
 n\, United States
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