Home to an experimental music subculture rooted in events at the Red Room and in the High Zero Festival, which has been held annually for more than 25 years, Baltimore has grown to be one of the richest cities in the country for experimental art.

In “Confluences”, local musicians Michele Blu, Rachel Beetz, Melissa Foss, and Bonnie Lander come together to create an evening of experimental sounds and improvised music featuring an eclectic array of instruments including voice, singing bowls, flutes, electronics, handmade sculptural instruments, and more.

Come immerse yourself in some of the strangest, most beautiful, and evocative music you’ve ever heard, in this not-to-be-missed event!

This performance is part of the programming for the exhibition Kith & Kin: A Rewilding of Sound and Form, which is up from March 14 – April 18 at Creative Alliance.

Kith & Kin, A Rewilding of Sound and Form is an immersive and multisensory exhibition where sculptural ceramic instruments, musical compositions, and multimedia installations invite us to connect with the profound beauty of our living world and explore our relationships with the more-than-human beings who are our kin.