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REYNOLS 30th Anniversary 2nd Event: Movie Screenings and Art Exhibition 2023




WHAT: REYNOLS 30th Anniversary 2nd Event: Movie Screenings and Art Exhibition 2023

WHEN: Wednesday, July 19th, 2023 Screenings 7:30-10:30pm. In addition, Reynols art & audio exhibit runs until July 31st, 2023 WHERE: 26 Stangl Road, Flemington, NJ 08822 Flemington DIY presenting: REYNOLS 30th Anniversary 2nd Event: Movie Screenings and Art Exhibition 2023 Flemington DIY and local promoter, Tape Pencil, are hosting a second event as part of an art Exhibit featuring the works of Argentine experimental rock band, educators and disability activists, REYNOLS. The first event, earlier this month, was live music plus art and audio on display from REYNOLS. The second event, on Wednesday July 19th, will be a screening of two REYNOLS related feature films plus the artwork and audio of REYNOLS will still be on display and available for purchase. The two feature films being screened are as follows. Film 1: Acid Mothers Reynols: Live and Beyond Dir. Alejandro Maly , Argentina, 2020, 84 min Featuring: Makoto Kawabata,Miguel Tomasín, Tabata Mitsuru, Roberto Conlazo, Anla Courtis, Higashi Hiroshi, etc. A documentary about the unique meeting of two internationally recognized bands in the field of experimental music, drone, psychedelic, avant-garde: Argentine cult provocateurs Reynols and Japanese wizards Acid Mothers Temple. In November 2017, Acid Mothers Temple, began their first tour of Latin America. While in Buenos Aires, they invited Reynols to join them onstage. This documentary is a profile of their extraordinary live show and the combined studio recordings that followed. The film captures the highlights of the sessions in which the bands play live, in a visual language that corresponds to the mind-expanding moments of the music. We are also exposed to the musicians during the creation process in the studio, and we can realize how their language and cultural barriers are overcome. The director’s trippy colorful visual language serves to complement the band’s music. Between the tracks, band members reflect on their work and on spirituality as an essential basis for the development of their music.

Film 2: ‘Sinti Botuva Tapes’ (Reynols Documentary) Multiple Directors. Archival Footage 1993-2018. 80 min Featuring: Miguel Tomasín, Roberto Conlazo, Anla Courtis, Pauline Oliveros, Lee Ranaldo, Alan Licht etc. The Argentine cult band Reynols started in Buenos Aires in 1993 and integrates Down Syndrome drummer Miguel Tomasín with guitarists Roberto Conlazo and Alan Courtis. This film compiles a diversity of live concerts and various activities over a period of more than 25 years and screened concurrently with the release of the Reynols box set “Minecxio Emanations 1993-2018”. “I know Reynols indeed: they are among the most experimental and wild people I’ve heard” Thurston Moore (Rolling Stone magazine #201. Arg. Dec. 2014) “The most important thing to come out of Argentina since Borges” Jacob Heule (WSUM Program Director. USA) “Reynols never ceases to amaze me” Tony Herrington (Director of The Wire magazine. UK) “One of the most interesting groups that have emerged over the last 25 years” The Guardian. (UK.16/05/2022) “One of South America’s more influential underground acts” The New York Times (3/12/2022) “I don’t want to forget them for a minute!” Pauline Oliveros (The Wire #209. UK) “Reynols is the Most Important Band in the History of Rock” Kurt Gottschalk, Star Revue (NY)


Said art display features photography, silk screened posters (printed by Flemington D.I.Y. print club), xerox art and audio from REYNOLS. The art exhibition will run until July 31, 2023. To learn more, visit flemingtondiy.org FLEMINGTON DIY (Do It Yourself) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide an inclusive art space that engages the community with the burgeoning local arts scene, inspires social change, and invigorates the economic development of Flemington, New Jersey. For further information, please visit www.flemingtondiy.org

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