HOGG and Brett Naucke: Presented by BFI and Miami Music Club

Bas Fisher Invitational is partnering with Miami Music Club to present HOGG and Brett Naucke, two musical acts from Chicago. Joining them will be local Miami outfits POORGRRRL and eDad. Miami Music Club, a nomadic space for music and performance, has curated this diverse bill for the mental and spiritual benefit of those listeners committed to sundry contemporary sounds. 
As MMC and BFI are both nomadic platforms that build community in Miami by staging site-specific visual and performing arts events, this partnership is a long time coming. For this show, BFI will be installing X,X,X a minimalist furniture object designed by Nun, that will function as modular concert seating. X,X,X is an artwork and installation designed to create a kind of mobile exhibition space for BFI. It is rotated, disassembled and recomposed to reflect curated programming that merges nightlife and domesticity.
Taking place at Mana Contemporary Miami, formerly the 777 International Mall, MMC and BFI will transform this commercial space-turned-studio complex into a nightclub-turned-gallery. The show will start at midnight and run till the witching hour. It will cost $0. 
HOGG's latest release, "Self-Extinguishing Emission," is a swarm of heavy electronics, chanting, droning drums and riffs. As menacing as they are entrancing, HOGG (Emma Sims and Hanna Elliot) creeps through halls haunted by the genres of industrial and metal. 
Brett Naucke is a musician who uses modular synthesis and field recordings to develop multi-dimensional sonic spaces. His latest release, The Mansion, is his second LP on Spectrum Spools. Rather than songs or jams, Naucke is a consummate creator of environments. 
POORGRRRL is a multi-media based collaboration between artists Tara Long and Andrew Byrd. With their recent EP and zine release on [NAME], POORGRRRL has ramped up their capacities in art rap moguldom, ambient R&B production, and meta-trap. 
eDad is the moniker of Edward Adames. This show marks the release of "Cares," a tape on Miami label 2100. His first physical release since he was the singer of 2000s cult experimental rock band Pygmy, eDad will present his recent musical endeavors: a bricolage of vapor, IDM, and UK Bass.
This programming is part of BFI's Knight Art Challenge Grant to experiment with new models for presenting art through Nomadic Miami, a series of roving exhibitions, performances, and programs in specific locations determined by cutting-edge artists.