Open Mic MTL keeps moving.
Public open-mic programming continues to bring musicians and performers into the same room. Photographs and event records are being folded into the wider Big Shiny Tunes archive.
A lightweight running record of activity, decisions, experiments and documentation. Specific notes are more useful than polished institutional copy.
Public open-mic programming continues to bring musicians and performers into the same room. Photographs and event records are being folded into the wider Big Shiny Tunes archive.
Independent electronic music work continues alongside live-system development, visual identity and release planning. The artist projects act as working laboratories for the Clubhouse's production practice.
Project folders now map directly to image slots on the website. Generated graphics are temporary placeholders; real field photographs replace them without changing the page structure.
The website now distinguishes the legal organization from the individual cultural properties it supports. The goal is simple: a reviewer, participant or collaborator should be able to tell who operates the site and what actually happens here.