2017–18 Season Brochure

2017–18

MULTI-ARTS SEASON CHAMBER MUSIC DANCE GLOBAL MUSIC JAZZ AMERICAN ROUTES SPECIAL EVENTS

2017–18 performance calendar artpower.ucsd.edu CHAMBER MUSIC Academy of St. Martin in the Fields Chamber Ensemble Fri. Oct 13, 2017 (pg 5) Meccore String Quartet Fri. Nov 3, 2017 (pg 12) Aeolus Quartet Fri. Jan 19, 2018 (pg 22) Smetana Trio Fri. Mar 2, 2018 (pg 28) Harlem Quartet Fri. Apr 13, 2018 (pg 30) GLOBAL MUSIC Yemen Blues Thur. Nov 9, 2017 (pg 13) Alsarah & the Nubatones Thur. Feb 22, 2018 (pg 25) Mamak Khadem Thur. Apr 26, 2018 (pg 32)

DANCE Trisha Brown Dance Company Sat. Oct 21, 2017 Sun. Oct 22, 2017 (pg 6)

AMERICAN ROUTES Feufollet Fri. Dec 01, 2017 (pg 18)

Malpaso Dance Company Fri. Nov 17, 2017 (pg 16)

New Breed Brass Band Wed. Feb 28, 2018 (pg 26)

Compagnie Hervé Koubi Wed. Jan 17, 2018 (pg 20) JAZZ Nate Smith + Kinfolk Thur. Oct 26, 2017 (pg 8) Marquis Hill Blacktet Thur. Mar 08, 2018 (pg 29) Daymé Arocena Fri. Apr 20, 2018 (pg 31) GoGo Penguin Wed. May 9, 2018 (pg 35)

Liz Vice Thur. Jan 25, 2018 (pg 23)

Ranky Tanky Fri. May 04, 2018 (pg 34) SPECIAL EVENTS Las Cafeteras Thur. Sept 28, 2017 (pg 4) Día de los Muertos Celebration Thur. Nov 02, 2017 (pg 10) David Sedaris Thur. Nov 16, 2017 (pg 14) Roland Auzet Wed. Jan 31, 2018 (pg 24)

All programs subject to change.

ENHANCE YOUR ARTPOWER EXPERIENCES AFTER PARTIES After select performances, celebrate with ArtPower artists at The Loft.

Beverages will be available to purchase from Zanzibar.

ARTTALKS ArtTalks are moderated chats with an artist that offer the opportunity to learn the unexpected stories behind a work’s creation.

BITES & BEVERAGES Our partner restaurant, Zanzibar at The Loft, is a creative American bistro serving lunch and dinner, as well as adventurous wine and beer options to keep you comfortably satiated.

Welcome to The 2017–18 ARTPOWER SEASON Many of us are concerned with the contentious and constant changes that have marked the last few months. Artists are often among the most vulnerable members of our society, partly because of the economics of art making and partly because the arts are about ideas. The unrestricted flow of ideas across barriers and borders is an essential element of a free society. One of the things that makes ArtPower such a unique organization is our commitment to presenting not just the art, but the artists themselves. Audiences—particularly student audiences—are able to interact with the artists directly and contribute to this timely exchange of ideas.

This season, as the talk of travel bans loomed large, we decided to focus our global music series on voices from the ‘Arab world’. If a generation grows up and leaves the university without the opportunity to communicate with people from countries other than their own, there is the potential for another generation to walk through the world living in fear. Martin Luther King Jr. said, “People fail to get along because they fear each other; they fear each other because they don’t know each other; they don’t know each other because they have not communicated with each other.” What better role can the arts play than to help break this cycle? Beyond music we are also presenting dance from Algerian street culture among the other artists who represent cultures often hidden or forgotten. As always, the rest of our artists represent the broad diversity of the university itself, perhaps nowhere so strongly as in our American Routes series, which looks at the breadth of American life through the music of the distinct cultures that help make America the beautiful country that it is.

I look forward to sharing with you another exciting season of new voices and ideas!

See you in the theater.

Jordan Peimer Executive Director, ArtPower at UC San Diego

A Note from the Chancellor UC San Diego is known for being an experimental campus, going big and taking risks. Our tradition is nontradition. The arts play a vital role in this spirit of nonconvention, inspiring a level of creativity that transcends all areas of study. We are always exploring, discovering, and creating—we have some of the most visionary and accomplished students, faculty and staff. ArtPower fosters this barrier-breaking innovation and thinking through engaging programming that includes music, dance, and more from emerging and renowned international artists. Thank you for making this possible through your support of ArtPower and UC San Diego.

Pradeep K. Khosla Chancellor, UC San Diego

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welcome week / u.s.a.

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las cafeteras

Thurs. Sept 28, 2017 7 pm Sun God Lawn Free UC San Diego student–only event as part of UC San Diego Welcome Week Hailing from Los Angeles, Las Cafeteras are children of immigrants who remix roots music in order to tell modern-day stories with what Los Angeles Times has called a “uniquely Angeleno mishmash of punk, hip-hop, beat music, cumbia and rock.” Their sound is brought to life by an eclectic instrumentation, which includes jaranas, requinto guitars, a quijada (donkey jawbone), a West African bass instrument called the marimbol, a cajón, and a tarima (wooden platform) used to dance Zapateado. Las Cafeteras use music as a vehicle to build bridges among different cultures and communities, creating “a world where many worlds fit.”

Las Cafeteras have taken the music scene by storm with their infectious live performances, playing with bands from diverse genres such as Mexican icons Caifanes and Lila Downs, Colombian superstar Juanes, Los Angeles legends Ozomatli, folk/indie favorites Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and most recently with hip-hop artist Talib Kweli.

UC SAN DIEGO PARTNER | Raza Resource Centro

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chamber music / ENGLAND

academy of st. martin in the fields chamber ensemble Fri. Oct 13, 2017 8 pm

Department of Music’s Conrad Prebys Concert Hall Section A: $54 | Section B: $40 | UCSD Student: $9 ArtTalk (7 pm at The Loft) Drawn from the principal players of the world-renowned chamber orchestra Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, this “luminous, often breathtaking” (Washington Post) ensemble was created in 1967 to perform larger-scale works from the chamber music repertoire, such as wind trios and string octets. Directed by academy director/leader Tomo Keller, the ensemble has released over 30 recordings—more than any other chamber ensemble—of classical, romantic, and modern music from the last century.

Program: Erich Wolfgang Korngold: String Sextet in D Major, Op. 10; Dmitri Shostakovich: Two Pieces for String Octet, Op. 11; Felix Mendelssohn: Octet in E-flat Major, Op. 20

SPONSORS | Amnon and Lee Ben-Yehuda; ArtPower’s Founders Club

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dance / u.s.a.

trisha brown dance company in plain site Sat. & Sun. Oct 21 & 22, 2017 2 & 5 pm La Jolla Project by Richard Fleischner, Stuart Collection General Admission: $35 | UCSD Student: $9 Post-Performance ArtTalk (evening performances only) Part of La Jolla Playhouse’s WoW festival In planning since before Trisha Brown’s death earlier this year, ArtPower is proud to present a unique iteration of In Plain Site, a site-specific work created for the UC San Diego campus by Trisha Brown Dance Company (TBDC). The company will adapt Brown’s signature works around the campus, honoring her commitment to the presentation of performances in nontraditional venues, a format she helped pioneer.

Brown was an iconic American choreographer and cofounder of postmodern dance. She formed TBDC in 1970, and the company has toured her work throughout the world. She was a recipient of awards from the MacArthur Foundation, U.S. Artists, the Dorothy & Lillian Gish Prize, and the National Medal of the Arts, among many others.

Brown engaged collaborators who are themselves leaders in music, theater, and the visual arts, including visual artists Robert Rauschenberg, Donald Judd, and Elizabeth Murray, and musicians Laurie Anderson, John Cage, and Alvin Curran, just to name a few. With these partners, she created exceptionally varied works that have been staples in the dance world for decades. “[A] pillar of American postmodern dance.”—New York Times SPONSOR | Elaine Galinson and Herb Solomon Fund of the Jewish Community Foundation STUDENT ENGAGEMENT SPONSOR | The Weil Family Foundation

The presentation of Trisha Brown Dance Company was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, with additional support from the National Endowment for the Arts.

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JAZZ / U.S.A.

nate smith + kinfolk Thurs. Oct 26, 2017 8 pm The Loft Section A: $30 | Section B: $23 | General Admission: $18 | UCSD Student: $9 Bites & Beverages Over the last 15 years, drummer, composer, and songwriter Nate Smith has built the quintessential jazz resume: he’s been in bands led by jazz legends, such as bassist Dave Holland, and toured with some of the music’s rising stars, like saxophonist Chris Potter and vocalist José James. Known for his deep pocket, explosive dynamics, and ability to adapt to any musical situation, Smith has become one of the most in-demand drummers across a multitude of genres including funk, jazz, pop, and hip-hop. Together with his band, Kinfolk, Smith will perform songs from his debut solo album, Kinfolk: Postcards from Everywhere, which explores the themes of family, music, self-discovery, and touring through catchy, singable melodies and spring-loaded backbeats.

SPONSOR | Barbara and Sam Takahashi UC SAN DIEGO PARTNER | Black Resource Center

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special event / U.S.A. & MEXICO

día de los muertos celebration

la santa cecilia mexrrissey mariachi flor de toloache Thurs. Nov 02, 2017 8 pm Balboa Theatre Section A: $35 | Section B: $30 | Section C: $25 | UCSD Student: $15 Celebrate Día de los Muertos with three exciting Chicano and Mexican bands!

Grammy-winning Mexican American roots band La Santa Cecilia has become the voice of a new bicultural generation in the United States, fully immersed in modern music but still close to their Latin American influences and Mexican heritage. From Mexico, Mexrrissey pay tribute to Morrissey’s enduring legacy in that country. The Smiths’ frontman has long been a favorite with Mexican audiences, raised on rancheras, mariachis, and singers who were not afraid to cross the line. Now the love has been returned, with Mexrrissey’s south-of-the-border reinventions of Morrissey and The Smiths songs. Latin Grammy nominees Mariachi Flor de Toloache make New York City history as its first and only all­female mariachi group. While working to preserve centuries-old traditions of mariachi, the group’s mélange of the traditional and the modern pushes the boundaries of the genre and brings mariachi music to new audiences.

UC SAN DIEGO PARTNERS | Raza Resource Centro; International House; Sixth, Warren, and Revelle Colleges International & Out of State Students Outreach; Cross-Cultural Center

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meccore string quartet chamber music / poland

Fri. Nov 03, 2017 8 pm Department of Music’s Conrad Prebys Concert Hall Section A: $54 | Section B: $40 | UCSD Student: $9 ArtTalk (7 pm at The Loft) One of the best loved among ArtPower string quartets, known for their breathtaking performances, flawless technique, and visionary interpretations, the Meccore Quartet is one of Europe’s most compelling young ensembles. Formed in 2007 by four of Europe’s most celebrated young string players, the quartet has enthralled music lovers across Europe and America. They have received numerous awards at prestigious chamber music competitions, such as Italy’s Paolo Borciani Competition, the Wigmore Hall String Quartet Competition in London, and the Max Reger International Chamber Music Competition.

Program: Edvard Greig: String Quartet No. 1 in G Minor, Op. 27; Robert Schumann: Quartet in A Minor; Karol Szymanowski: String Quartet No. 2 SPONSOR | Sam B. Ersan

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global music / yemen

yemen blues

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Thurs. Nov 09, 2017 8 pm Price Center East Ballroom General Admission: $25 | UCSD Student: $9 After Party at The Loft After having played more than 300 live shows in the last four years, Yemen Blues finally arrives to make its San Diego debut. An astonishing musical concept that resides at the crossroads of traditional Yemenite melodies and the world of funk, blues, and jazz, Yemen Blues is led by the “ridiculously charismatic frontman� Ravid Kahalani, who burst onto the world and contemporary music scenes in 2010 to create a global buzz that has only gotten louder and more intense since then. Conjuring up a rich and diverse aural palette with the use of percussion, oud, horns, and strings, the collective coexists in both the past and present, at once timeless and modern.

SPONSOR | DeDe Herst and Denny Cook student engagement sponsor | Renita Greenberg UC SAN DIEGO PARTNERS | International Center; Cross-Cultural Center; Asian Pacific Islander Middle Eastern Desi American Programs; John Muir College

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special event / u.s.a.

david sedaris Thurs. Nov 16, 2017 8 pm

Balboa Theatre Section A: $55 | Section B: $47 | Section C: $40 An ArtPower fan favorite for many years, best-selling author David Sedaris returns with the fresh writing, sardonic wit, and biting social critiques that have made him one of America’s preeminent humor writers.

Sedaris is the author of Barrel Fever and Holidays on Ice, as well as collections of personal essays Naked, Me Talk Pretty One Day, Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim, When You Are Engulfed in Flames, and Let’s Explore Diabetes with Owls, each of which became an immediate best seller. He has recently released two new books: a collection of his diaries titled Theft by Finding: Diaries (1977–2002) (May 2017) and David Sedaris Diaries: A Visual Compendium (October 2017).

Come early or stick around post-performance for Sedaris’s legendary book-signing sessions. Books will be available to purchase from Warwick’s.

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dance / cuba

malpaso dance company indomitable waltz, ocaso, and why you follow Fri. Nov 17, 2017 8 pm Mandeville Auditorium Section A: $43 | Section B: $35 | Section C: $25 | UCSD Student: $9 Post-Performance ArtTalk Following their 2014 U.S. debut in a sold-out run in New York City—which garnered high praise from the New York Times—Malpaso have continued to play a prominent role in the renewed artistic dialogue between America and Cuba. Representing Cuba’s expanding cultural life, Malpaso—whose name, jokingly, means “misstep”—skillfully blend unfussy ballet, their native Afro-Cuban traditions, and intensely physical modern dance. Since being established in 2012 by resident choreographer and artistic director Osnel Delgado, Malpaso have quickly become one of the most sought-after Cuban dance companies. Emphasizing a collaborative creative process, they are committed to working with top international choreographers while also nurturing new voices in Cuban choreography.

For their San Diego debut, Malpaso will perform Indomitable Waltz, choreographed for the company by ArtPower alumna Aszure Barton; Ocaso by Osnel Delgado; and Why You Follow by Ron K. Brown. “ . . . elegant and bold, inventive and joyful.”—Times Union The presentation of Malpaso Dance Company was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, with additional support from the National Endowment for the Arts.

SPONSOR | Jon and Bobbie Gilbert STUDENT ENGAGMENT SPONSOR | Jon and Bobbie Gilbert

Malpaso Dance Company is an Associate Company of Joyce Theater Productions.

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american routes / u.s.a.

feufollet Fri. Dec 01, 2017 8 pm The Loft Section A: $30 | Section B: $23 | General Admission: $18 | UCSD Student: $9 Bites & Beverages

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Feufollet is Americana at its finest—reverential but wholly nonconformist. The young and vibrant southwest Louisiana band takes Cajun, honky-tonk, and string-band music as starting points, keeping an open mind about where their songcraft will lead them next. On their most recent album, Two Universes, Feufollet prove their Cajun roots don’t define them as much as propel them forward. Whispers of the swamp and its time-honored waltzes underpin a modern sound influenced by blues, old-time country ballads, and rock ‘n’ roll. The band accomplishes the unusual feat of creating a sound that is at once familiar and fresh, classic and yet unmistakably original.

SPONSOR | Jon and Bobbie Gilbert

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compagnie hervĂŠ koubi dance / france & ALGERIA

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Wed. Jan 17, 2018 8 pm Mandeville Auditorium Section A: $43 | Section B: $35 | Section C: $25 | UCSD Student: $9 Post-Performance ArtTalk Recognized as one of Europe’s most distinctive choreographers, Hervé Koubi draws creative strength from his Algerian roots and Mediterranean culture. His company makes its San Diego debut with What the Day Owes to the Night (Ce Que le Jour Doit à la Nuit), a highly physical, stunningly fluid work for 12 French Algerian and African male dancers. The piece combines capoeira, martial arts, and urban contemporary dance, and is packed with backflips, head spins, and powerful imagery evocative of Eastern paintings and Islamic architecture. What the Day Owes to the Night is danced to an eclectic score that features Johann Sebastian Bach, Hamza El Din & the Kronos Quartet, and traditional Sufi music.

This project is supported by FUSED: French-US Exchange in Dance, a program of the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, the Cultural Services of the French Embassy in the United States, and FACE Foundation, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, the Florence Gould Foundation, and the French Ministry of Culture and Communication.

UC SAN DIEGO PARTNER | International Center

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chamber music / u.s.a.

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aeolus quartet

Fri. Jan 19, 2018 8 pm Department of Music’s Conrad Prebys Concert Hall Section A: $54 | Section B: $40 | UCSD Student: $9 ArtTalk (7 pm at The Loft) Praised by Strad magazine for their “high-octane” performances, the Aeolus Quartet is one of the finest young quartets touring today. Formed in 2008 at the Cleveland Institute of Music by violinists Nicholas Tavani and Rachel Shapiro, violist Gregory Luce, and cellist Alan Richardson, the quartet is committed to presenting time-seasoned masterpieces and new cutting-edge works with freshness, dedication, and fervor. Since its inception, the all-American quartet has been awarded prizes at nearly every major competition in the United States and performed across the globe with showings “worthy of a major-league quartet” (Scott Cantrell, Dallas Morning News).

Program: Franz Joseph Haydn: String Quartet in D Minor, Op. 76, No. 2; Philip Glass: Quartet No. 3 “Mishima”; Ludwig van Beethoven: String Quartet No.14, Op.131 SPONSORS | Eric Lasley and Judith Bachner; Bjorn Bjerede and Jo Kiernan STUDENT ENGAGEMENT SPONSOR | Joan Jordan Bernstein’s ArtPower Student Engagement Endowed Fund

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american routes / u.s.a.

liz vice

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Thurs. Jan 25, 2018 8 pm The Loft Section A: $30 | Section B: $23 | General Admission: $18 | UCSD Student: $9 Bites & Beverages Gospel, soul, and R&B–inspired artist Liz Vice’s music features dynamic, beautiful vocals and classically influenced lyrics that reference her deep-rooted spirituality. After overcoming a debilitating autoimmune disease in her youth, Vice found music offered a new lease on life. “I didn’t think I was going to live past 20 years old,” she says. It’s a surprising revelation considering the vitality and energy she exudes on stage, but it brings context to the utter joy, gratefulness, humility, and magic that imbue her soulful voice throughout There’s a Light, her debut album.

“With a voice reminiscent of Aretha Franklin, Liz Vice offers up a tasty mix of R&B and gospel on her debut album, There’s a Light.”—KCRW

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special event / france

roland auzet

Wed. Jan 31, 2018 8 pm Mandeville Auditorium

Section A: $25 | Section B: $20 | Section C: $15 | UCSD Student: $9 Part of San Diego Symphony’s It’s About Time festival French composer, percussionist, and theater director Roland Auzet defines himself as a stage writer. An artist and performer with many interests and talents, Auzet received the Chevalier des Arts et Lettres from the French Ministry in 2007 for his remarkable body of work in contemporary music, circus, dance, opera, and theater. Auzet has collaborated with leading artists from around the world including Pierre Boulez, Iannis Xenakis, Angelin Preljocaj, and Merce Cunningham.

Auzet’s new work starts with a car on an empty stage, but he quickly fills the room with so much more. Employing gesture, movement, and drumming he answers fundamental questions about human nature, solitude, power, knowledge, strength, virtuosity, and doubt. Through his inventive percussion and visuals, poetry and music will emerge and create magic and illusion that are sure to dazzle the audience.

SPONSOR | Phyllis and Daniel Epstein

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global music / sudan

alsarah & the nubatones

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Thurs. Feb 22, 2018 8 pm Price Center East Ballroom General Admission: $25 | UCSD Student: $9 After Party at The Loft Born in Sudan, raised in Yemen, and now based in Brooklyn, Alsarah is not only a gifted musician and singer but also a self-proclaimed practitioner of East African retro-pop. Alsarah & the Nubatones was born out of many dinner conversations between Alsarah and percussionist Rami El-Aasser about Nubian “songs of return,� modern migration patterns, and the cultural exchanges between Sudan and Egypt. Soon the project expanded to include Armenian American oud player Haig Manoukian and French-born, Togo-raised bass player Mawuena Kodjovi. Since their first show in 2011, the group has performed nationally and internationally at many prestigious festivals and venues to audiences varying in age and ethnicity, proving that soul crosses all cultural and linguistic barriers.

UC SAN DIEGO PARTNER | Black Resource Center

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american routes / u.s.a.

new breed bras

Wed. Feb 28, 2018 8 pm

Price Center East Ballroom General Admission: $30 | UCSD Student: $9 After Party at The Loft

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ss band New Breed Brass Band live and breathe the culture of New Orleans, infusing funk, rock, jazz, and hip-hop into a custom-made enhancement of second-line brass-band tradition. With a founding core of five New Orleans natives, the band made their street debut as a nine-man unit in 2013. Since then, they have showcased their originality opening for such diverse bands as the Fray, Red Baraat, Dr. John, the Waterboys, and Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue. New Breed Brass Band are certain to sweep the audience away with the spirit of NOLA! “The way I see it, the future of the New Orleans brass band tradition is in their hands.”

—Troy “Trombone Shorty” Andrews UC SAN DIEGO PARTNER | Black Resource Center

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smetana trio chamber music / CZech republic

Fri. Mar 02, 2018 8 pm

Department of Music’s Conrad Prebys Concert Hall Section A: $54 | Section B: $40 | UCSD Student: $9 ArtTalk (7 pm at The Loft) Founded in 1934, Smetana Trio is today’s foremost Czech chamber ensemble. Currently comprised of Jitka Čechová (piano), Jiří Vodička (violin), and Jan Páleníček (cello), the trio perpetuates the interpretational ideals created by their illustrious predecessors as well as other superlative 20th-century chamber music soloists. The Smetana Trio was recently awarded the 2017 BBC Music Magazine Award, the world’s only classical music award voted on by the public.

Program: Alexander Zemlinsky: Trio in D Minor, Op. 3; Dmitri Shostakovich: Piano Trio No. 1, Op. 8; Felix Mendelssohn: Piano Trio No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 49

SPONSOR | Sam B. Ersan

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marquis hill blacktet

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jazz / u.s.a.

Thurs. Mar 08, 2018 8 pm The Loft Section A: $30 | Section B: $23 | General Admission: $18 | UCSD Student: $9 Bites & Beverages For the past five years, 30-year-old trumpeter Marquis Hill has been invigorating the Chicago jazz scene with his sleek approach to modern jazz, which often incorporates elements of spoken word and hip-hop. Winner of the 2014 Thelonious Monk International Trumpet Competition, Hill has established his well-deserved reputation as a leading figure among today’s crop of adventurous young jazz musicians. With his longstanding quintet, Blacktet (consisting of alto saxophonist Christopher McBride, vibraphonist Justin Thomas, drummer Makaya McCraven, and bassist Joshua Ramos), Hill recently released his album The Way We Play, an homage to his formative years in Chicago through stirring makeovers of jazz standards.

“His music crystallizes the hard-hitting, hard-swinging spirit of Chicago jazz.” —Chicago Tribune 29

harlem quartet

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chamber music / u.s.a.

Fri. Apr 13, 2018 8 pm Department of Music’s Conrad Prebys Concert Hall Section A: $54 | Section B: $40 | UCSD Student: $9 ArtTalk (7 pm at The Loft) After a rave reception at their San Diego debut at ArtPower in 2016, the Grammy-winning Harlem Quartet is bringing back its “new attitude to classical music, one that is fresh, bracing, and intelligent” (Cincinnati Enquirer). Passionate about advancing diversity in classical music, the quartet engages young audiences by drawing attention to works by minority composers.

Since debuting in 2006 at Carnegie Hall, they have performed throughout the U.S. as well as in France, the U.K., Belgium, Panama, Canada, and in South Africa, where under the auspices of the U.S. State Department they spent two weeks on tour performing concerts and participating in outreach activities.

Program: Ludwig van Beethoven: String Quartet No. 11 in F Minor, Op. 95 “Serioso”; W.A. Mozart: String Quartet No.17 in B-flat Major, K.458; Anton Webern: Langsamer Satz; Antônio Carlos Jobim: The Girl from Ipanema (arranged by Dave Glenn and Harlem Quartet); Guido López Gavilán: Cuarteto en Guaguancó

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SPONSOR | Eric Lasley and Judith Bachner STUDENT ENGAGEMENT SPONSORS | Joan Jordan Bernstein’s ArtPower Student Engagement Endowed Fund; The Weil Family Foundation

jazz / cuba

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daymé arocena

Fri. Apr 20, 2018 8 pm The Loft Section A: $30 | Section B: $23 | General Admission: $18 | UCSD Student: $9 Bites & Beverages Raised in Havana, Daymé Arocena has quickly become the voice for a new generation of talented Cuban millennials who are reimagining their African roots through a lens that filters jazz, soul, and funk. Acclaimed by Vice magazine as “the world’s next jazz phenomenon,” Arocena garners comparisons to musical giants Nina Simone and Celia Cruz. Her powerful singing and buoyant music defy expectations, drawing on the rhythms of Afro-Cuban traditions, the nimble athleticism of jazz, and the catchy hooks of pop melodies. The songstress is also an avid practitioner of Santería, an Afro-Caribbean religion based on Yoruba beliefs, and its chants and rhythms are as important to her music as jazz and Cuban neo-soul.

“Still in her mid-20s, Daymé Arocena is Cuba’s finest young female singer.”—The Guardian UC SAN DIEGO PARTNER | International Center

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mamak khadem global music / iran

Thurs. Apr 26, 2018 8 pm The Loft

Section A: $25 | Section B: $20 | General Admission: $15 | UCSD Student: $9 Bites & Beverages Called “one of the wonders of world trance music� by the Los Angeles Times, Iranian singer Mamak Khadem captivates audiences by blending her roots in the ancient poetry and music of the Persian masters with a bold and revolutionary new sound. Her latest album, The Road, invites us on a journey that includes her native Iran as well as Serbia, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Greece, and Arab-Andalusia. Always searching for threads of connection, Khadem draws upon a treasure trove of traditional melodies, rhythms, and poetry to create a lush sonic landscape that is nothing short of intoxicating.

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ranky tanky american routes / u.s.a.

Fri. May 04, 2018 8 pm The Loft

Section A: $30 | Section B: $23 | General Admission: $18 | UCSD Student: $9 Post-Performance ArtTalk, Bites & Beverages Loosely translated as “Get Funky!” or “Work It,” Ranky Tanky is a band of South Carolina natives who keep the Gullah musical tradition alive and fresh with a repertoire of playful game songs, heartbreaking spirituals, and delicate lullabies. “Gullah” is a West African word meaning “a people blessed by God,” and is a storied culture prevailing on the Sea Islands of South Carolina’s Lowcountry. In 1998, four musicians (Clay Ross, Kevin Hamilton, Charlton Singleton, and Quentin Baxter) came together to form a seminal Charleston jazz quartet. Now, united by their years apart and a deeper understanding of home, these accomplished artists are joined by one of the most sought-after voices in the Lowcountry, Quiana Parler, to celebrate a “Heartland of American Music” born in their backyards.

ArtPower is a Partner of the National Performance Network/Visual Artists Network (NPN/VAN). This project is made possible in part by support from the NPN/VAN Artist Engagement Fund. Major contributors include the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, and the National Endowment for the Arts (a federal agency). For more information visit www.npnweb.org.

STUDENT ENGaGEMENT SPONSORs | Jon and Bobbie Gilbert; Renita Greenberg UC SAN DIEGO PARTNER | International House

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jazz / england

gogo penguin

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Wed. May 09, 2018 8 pm The Loft Section A: $30 | Section B: $23 | General Admission: $18 | UCSD Student: $9 Bites & Beverages Undoubtedly one of the rising stars of the U.K. jazz scene, acoustic-electronica trio GoGo Penguin don’t describe themselves as a jazz trio but rather as a resurgence of jazz fused with hip-hop, rock, dance, and soul. The Mercury Prize–nominated band recently made their first appearances at South by Southwest (2017) and Coachella (2016), where they delivered up their trademark mash-up of minimalist piano, deeply propulsive bass lines, and electronica-inspired drums. They will perform tracks off their recent albums: Man Made Object (2016), inspired by the band’s fascination with ideas about robotics, transhumanism, and human augmentation, and Live at Abbey Road (2017), a beautifully recorded snapshot of the band at work.

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Residence leave a lasting impact on students of all majors. We are thrilled to connect students to Ranky Tanky, Yemen Blues, and Aeolus Quartet—among other creative innovators—in the 2017–18 season.

UC San Diego Student Tickets

We recognize students’ budgets can be tight, so we make sure our performances are not only fantastic, but also very affordable.

Tickets are just $9 for UC San Diego students—and it’s even further discounted during Week One of every quarter, at just $5*!

It’s just another benefit of being part of this great university. *Does not apply to Special Events.

SPONSOR | Joan and Irwin Jacobs Fund of the Jewish Community Foundation UC SAN DIEGO PARTNERS | Graduate Student Association; First Year Experience

K–12 STUDENT PROGRAMS Student Matinees

It’s never too early to start loving art! We make it easy and accessible for K–12 students to visit UC San Diego and experience ArtPower Student Matinees. These fantastic live performances expose students to new cultures, and introduce them to the excitement of life on a university campus. This season Ranky Tanky, Yemen Blues, and Roland Auzet will dazzle young audiences. To learn how you can participate or to find out about the scholarships we offer Title 1 schools, contact Molly Clark at moclark@ucsd.edu or 858.534.0499.

ArtPower in the Classroom

Imagine experiencing a beautiful performance by a world-class string quartet upon returning from recess. That’s exactly the kind of scene you can expect when our artists visit classrooms at K–12 institutions. Students learn about the history and theory of music right from the comfort of their own desks.

transcenDANCE

transcenDANCE—located in National City—ignites the power of creativity in youth, inspiring them to overcome obstacles and providing them with the skills needed to become compassionate catalysts for positive change in themselves, their communities, and the world.

We’re committed to connecting transcenDANCE students with ArtPower artists through workshops and discussions, enriching the program’s mission by allowing the students to share their enthusiasm and talent with our artists.

UC SAN DIEGO PARTNERS | Partners at Learning; Office of Admissions

To sponsor an engagement program and make a lasting impact, contact Carolena Deutsch-Garcia at carolena@ucsd.edu or 858.534.7657.

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JOIN THE ARTPOWER COMMUNITY OF DONORS— MAKE A DIFFERENCE! At ArtPower we believe that the arts can transform the lives of everyone they touch. We envision a UC San Diego student body that will go on to be well-rounded adults who seek, enjoy, and appreciate the arts. We imagine a future where new work can be commissioned, extended residencies can be offered, and K–12 student engagement activities can be increased.

We envision a time where ALL UC San Diego students can attend ArtPower performances completely free of charge.

When you support ArtPower, you provide IMPACT to our community through engagement with the arts for UC San Diego and K–12 students via public performances, conversations with artists, and more.

Ticket sales and university funds make up LESS THAN HALF of ArtPower’s annual budget.

ArtPower relies heavily on the support of our donors. It is only through your generous donations that we are able to sustain this vibrant performing arts programming. SUPPORT ARTPOWER TODAY!

To Make a Donation or Pledge Phone: 858.534.7657 Email: carolena@ucsd.edu Online: artpower.ucsd.edu/support 38

Mail: ArtPower at UC San Diego c/o Carolena Deutsch-Garcia 9500 Gilman Drive, #0029 La Jolla, CA 92093-0029

SUPPORT ARTPOWER TODAY! HERE’S HOW: Sponsor a Performance • Sponsor a Chamber Music, Dance,

American Routes, Jazz, Global Music, or Special Event performance • Host a private Chamber Music or American Routes house concert in your own home

Sponsor an ArtPower Student Engagement Program • Sponsor a UC San Diego Student

JOIN OUR COMMUNITY OF ARTPOWER CORPORATE & FOUNDATION SUPPORTERS! Share ArtPower with your employees through opportunities to attend vibrant performances and engage with worldrenowned artists. There are many ways that you, as a Corporate Sponsor, can create value for your employees by getting involved with ArtPower. Contact Carolena Deutsch-Garcia at 858.534.7657.

Master Class

• Sponsor a K–12 Student Matinee performance

• Sponsor a UC San Diego artist lecture or panel

MAKE AN ANNUAL GIFT • The ArtPower ticket form enables you

UC San Diego Center for Voice & Swallowing

to select your tickets and insert your annual gift in the same transaction.

Look for the TAX-DEDUCTIBLE CONTRIBUTION line item on your form and make a gift today!

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THERE ARE MANY WAYS TO BECOME AN ARTPOWER DONOR . . .

CREATE A LEGACY Consider Planned Giving—Join the York Society

Planned or estate gifts carry your philanthropic impact forward to help shape the future of ArtPower. Donors who make provisions for ArtPower in their estate become members of the York Society, an esteemed group of UC San Diego philanthropists whose giving ensures the long-term greatness of the university. With the help of the UC San Diego Gift Planning Office, we can guide you through the process and make your vision for your legacy a reality.

Make an Endowment Gift

As ArtPower’s endowment funds build, they enable long-term planning and financial stability.

Establish your own endowment or contribute to an existing fund:

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The Hamburger Chamber Music Endowment Fund, founded by Robert and Sonia Hamburger in 1996, provides crucial stability for ArtPower’s Chamber Music series.

The Joan Jordan Bernstein Student Engagement Endowment Fund, established by Joan J. Bernstein in 2017 and with gifts from the ArtPower community of donors, provides critical annual support for ArtPower’s student engagement activities.

Leveraging your contribution through Employer Matching Benefits Many companies offer matching gift programs that make their employees’ charitable gift contributions go further. We are grateful to our corporate partners who provide this important resource. Visit matchinggifts.com/ucsd to see if your employer participates.

Making Gifts of Securities, Stock, and IRAs

Donating stock can be highly beneficial to you as well as to the university. When you donate appreciated securities, you avoid paying capital gains tax, and claim a charitable deduction for the full, appreciated value of the securities. You may also want to consider donating retirement plan assets to ArtPower.

When you designate ArtPower as the beneficiary of your retirement plan, your gift passes through tax free.

ARTPOWER POWERPLAYERS With a shared passion for chamber music that grew to include world genres, a group of volunteers formed PowerPlayers to provide financial support for ArtPower’s curation, artistic direction, and engagement funds.

PowerPlayers are philanthropists, but they’re also ambassadors who raise community awareness for ArtPower and its work both on and off campus, and advocate for arts and arts education.

PowerPlayer donors pledge $1,000 per year for three consecutive years, and enjoy insider access to special events, backstage meetings with artists, and intimate social hours spent discussing music. PowerPlayers host international artists in their homes, attend art conferences and festivals, and much more. Interested? Contact Carolena for more information: carolena@ucsd.edu.

POWERPLAYERS NEXTGEN Based on the richly diverse interests of donors, we’re bringing together a new group of philanthropic leaders—our next generation of ArtPower PowerPlayers!

Join us! Contact Carolena for more information: carolena@ucsd.edu.

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TIcket & Box office Information Tickets to ArtPower events can be purchased through the UCSD Box Office in person, by mail, or by phone. Tickets can also be ordered from boxoffice.ucsd.edu.

SINGLE TICKETS ON SALE JULY 17.

Ordering Tickets

BY PHONE : 858.534.TIXS (8497) ONLINE : boxoffice.ucsd.edu

BY MAIL : UCSD Box Office, 9500 Gilman Drive #0029, La Jolla, CA 92093-0029 IN PERSON : The UCSD Box Office, located on the plaza level of the Price Center West. For mail orders, use order form or download and print from artpower.ucsd.edu.

Handling Charges

Tickets are subject to a flat $5 handling fee on all orders placed through the UC San Diego Box Office, unless purchased in person.

Order Confirmation

For all advance season ticket orders, seating requests will be confirmed by phone or email before processing orders.

Ticket Exchanges

As an ArtPower donor or subscriber, you receive ticket exchanges at no additional charge. Patrons who are not donors or subscribers can exchange tickets for a $5 handling fee per transaction. Exchanges must be requested in person, by mail, or by phone no later than 48 business hours prior to the performance. Exchanges are only valid within the same series. Exchanges must be of equal or lesser value and are subject to availability. There are no refunds on tickets unless an event is rescheduled or canceled. Tickets may not be donated back to ArtPower for tax-deduction purposes.

UC San Diego Box Office Hours Monday to Friday 10 am to 4 pm (closed Saturday & Sunday)

Accessibility

Mobility Wheelchair seating and accessible parking are available at all of our venues. Please mention your needs when purchasing tickets so that an appropriate seat can be reserved for you. Information on where to park is available at artpower.ucsd.edu.

Visual Large-print programs are available if they are requested 48 business hours in advance.

Please contact us for accommodation at artpower@ucsd.edu or call 858.822.3199.

Assisted-Listening Devices Arrangements can be made to set you up with assisted-listening devices or an ASL interpreter for our performances.

Please place your request 48 business hours in advance. Please contact us for accommodation at artpower@ucsd.edu or call 858.822.3199.

Restrictions Children under the age of five years old will not be allowed at ArtPower events. Some select performances have further age limits.

For additional information, please contact the Box Office at 858.534.TIXS (8497).

All single-ticket pricing is subject to change following the end of the subscription period on July 17.

In an effort to offer the lowest possible prices, please be aware that ticket prices may increase closer to show date. Order early and save!

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SUBSCRIBE AND SAVE Choose a full series or create your own series to explore all of the genres ArtPower has to offer.

Series Subscription

Choose Your Own Subscription

• Up to 15 percent off the regular ticket price • Priority Seating: Receive seating priority over the general public • Free Ticket Exchange Privileges* • Lost Ticket Insurance: If you lose your ticket, don’t worry. Your seats are guaranteed.

• Up to 10 percent off the regular ticket price • Priority Seating: Receive seating priority over the general public • Free Ticket Exchange Privileges* • Lost Ticket Insurance: If you lose your ticket, don’t worry. Your seats are guaranteed.

Order tickets to a full series of your choice and receive:

Order tickets to three or more performances of your choice in any series genre and receive:

TICKET DISCOUNTS Groups save 15% Groups of 10 or more people who attend the same performance receive 15 percent off the regular ticket price.

Youth / San Diego Students save 50% Youth ages 18 and under receive 50 percent off the regular ticket price. Not all performances are suitable for young children. See event descriptions for more details. Regardless of age, all children must have a ticket. Children under five are not permitted inside the theater.

UC San Diego Student Tickets We recognize students’ budgets can be tight, so we make sure our performances are not only fantastic, but also affordable. We do this by offering a limited number of reduced-price tickets.

UC San Diego Alumni save 15% You’re an important part of this campus’s creative history and future. Together, ArtPower and the UCSD Alumni Association want you involved. As UCSD alumni, you receive 15 percent off the regular ticket price.

UC San Diego Faculty and Staff save 15% You are a group of brilliant and dedicated people who push this university forward. We recognize and appreciate you! Join us for an ArtPower event and receive 15 percent off the regular ticket price.

*See page 42 for details.

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Permits can also be purchased the night of the performance through attendants or at permit machines. Visit artpower. ucsd.edu/visit for information on where to buy your permit, and costs.

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Happy Parking Navigating the UC San Diego campus is no longer a hassle with double the signage to get you here. UC San Diego requires parking permits for all weekday parking from 7 am to 11 pm. For $8, you can purchase parking permits in advance through the UC San Diego Box Office. Advance parking orders must be placed by September 8, 2017.

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Accessibility Accessible parking is available without a UCSD permit on Mandeville Lane, Myers Drive, and in designated spaces found in every UCSD parking lot.

Information on where to park and how to access our venues is available at artpower.ucsd. edu/visit.

Donors Donors who give $1,000+ LA JOLLA VILLAGE DRIVE annually and choose to accept benefits receive complimentary parking at all ArtPower campus events.

ArtPower Administrative Offices Our offices are located on the third floor of the Student Services Center, Room 301 on the UCSD Campus.

Come say hello or give us a call at 858.246.1199.

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reserved seatIng maps Department of Music’s conrad prebys concert hall

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Located on the campus, the Conrad Prebys Music Center Concert Hall is a state-of-the-art music venue designed by architect Mark Reddington and Wendy Pautz of LMN Architects with renowned acoustician Cyril M. Harris. The concert hall’s interior is an asymmetrical system of triangular surfaces that fold around the room in different directions to diffuse sound evenly through the space.

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Mandeville Auditorium is San Diego’s leading mid-size performance venue.

Map applies to Dance series only.

Please visit the website at artpower.ucsd.edu/tickets for special events seating map.

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Make a donation & Enjoy donor benefits 2017–18 SEASON DONOR GIVING LEVELS AND BENEFITS Spark

($250–499) Entire gift is tax deductible

Contributor ($500–999) $48 is not tax deductible

Guardian

($1,000–$2,499) $98 not tax deductible

Advocate

($2,500–$9,999) $420 not tax deductible

Creator

($10,000–$19,999) $570 not tax deductible

Invitations to private travel with Executive Director Invitations for two to Dinner with the Artists Invitations to Private Home Concerts Reserved VIP UCSD parking at ArtPower events Concierge ticket service Invitation to preperformance DanceTalk receptions Invitation to postperformance event receptions 10% off ArtPower ticket purchases Recognition in our programs

Note: Changes in donor benefits and offerings.

How to order

MAIL

ArtPower at UC San Diego 9500 Gilman Dr. #0029 La Jolla, CA 92093-0029

PHONE

858.534.TIXS (8497)

ONLINE

Subscriptions are now available online at: boxoffice.ucsd.edu

Catalyst

($20,000+) $570 not tax deductible

2017–18 MULTI-ARTS SEASON SUBSCRIPTION ORDER FORM FULL SERIES

SERIES TITLE

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subscribers & donors save 10–15%

CHOOSE 3+ EVENTS PARKING PERMIT A B C

$230 $170

CHAMBER MUSIC Academy of St. Martin in the Fields Chamber Ensemble

$49 $36

Meccore String Quartet

$49 $36

Aeolus Quartet

$49 $36

Smetana Trio

$49 $36

Harlem Quartet

$49 $36

dance

$104 $90 $74 $32 GA $32 GA $32 GA $32 GA

Trisha Brown Dance Company October 21 at 2 pm* Trisha Brown Dance Company October 21 at 5 pm* Trisha Brown Dance Company October 22 at 2 pm* Trisha Brown Dance Company October 22 at 5 pm*

SUBSCRIBERS: Please pick one Trisha Brown Dance Company performance.

n/a n/a n/a n/a

Malpaso Dance Company

$39 $32 $23

Compagnie Hervé Koubi

$39 $32 $23

GLOBAL MUSIC

$66 n/a

n/a $23 GA $23 GA

Yemen Blues Alsarah & the Nubatones

$14 GA

$23

$18

Feufollet

$27

$21

Liz Vice

$27

$21

New Breed Brass Band

$27 GA

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n/a

Ranky Tanky

$27

$21

$16 GA

Mamak Khadem

AMERican routes

$104 n/a

n/a $16 GA $16 GA

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In an effort to offer the lowest possible prices, please be aware that ticket prices may increase closer to show date. Order early and save!

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Nate Smith + Kinfolk

$27

$21

Marquis Hill Blacktet

$27

$21

Daymé Arocena

$27

$21

GoGo Penguin

$27

$21

$16 GA $16 GA $16 GA $16 GA

special events (Subscriber Discounts Not Available) Día de los Muertos Celebration*

$37

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David Sedaris*

$57

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Roland Auzet

$25 $20

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CATALYST $____________________ ($20,000+)

contributoR $____________________ ($500–$999)

CREATOR $____________________ ($10,000–$19,999)

spark $____________________ ($250–$499)

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Advocate $____________________ ($2,500–$9,999)

other $____________________

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GUARDIAN $____________________ ($1,000–$2,499)

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phone Please list donor name(s) as you would like to be recognized

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PAYMENT INFORMATION CHECK ENCLOSED (Payable to ArtPower at UC San Diego)

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parking: $8/Vehicle

UCSD requires permits for all weekday parking. Parking permits may be purchased in advance with your ArtPower order (before September 8) or at the night of the event through attendants or permit machines.

*Includes a $2 per ticket Balboa Theatre facility fee.

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ArtPower is a program of Student Life, a division of Student Affairs.