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Hip Hop comes to Guggenheim with latest Art After Dark, 12th March.

O.M.

03/09/2010

Canada's Jake Fairley, of British record label Border Community, will close Friday's Art After Dark with a session of electronic music. Other acts come from DJs Jotamayúscula and Almah Mater.

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This Friday 12th March, Bilbao''s Guggenheim Museum offers yet another session of its successful nighttime program Art After Dark, which combines art with music from homegrown and international DJs, designed in collaboration with Bilbao''s Fever nightclub. This latest session offers visitors the chance to enjoy the recently-opened exhibition of works by Robert Rauchenberg, entitled Gluts, as well as a Selection of the Guggenheim Bilbao Art Collection, all to the accompaniment of music by the local Almah Mater DJs, Spanish Radio 3''s Jotamayuscula and Canadian DJ Jake Fairley, of prestigious British record label Border Coummunity.

10pm: Hip Hop
ALMAH MATER DJs (Fever, Bilbao)
Bilbao''s Almah Mater DJs is a group which offers a message based on raw, street lyrics and a sound somewhere between Club and the Old Skool Beats, while demonstrating a consummate command of the scratching deck.

11pm: Hip Hop
JOTAMAYÚSCULA (Zona Bruta - El Rimadero Radio 3)
Originally from Guinea, Jotamayuscula is one of the main exponents of Spanish hip hop, both as a DJ and as producer of his group, the violent poets'' society. A number of leading artists in the genre have passed through his studio, including La Mala Rodríguez and SFDK.

Midnight: Electronic
FAIRMONT (Traum, Border Community, Canada)
Canadian artist Jake Fairley navigates his work somewhere between romantic and subtle techno ambient, minimal dub and roaring no-wave. In his recent and celebrated career with James Holden''s British record label Border Community, Fairley creates a sound with a clear pop influence, in which techno is charged with hypnotic melodies to achieve a fascinating result.

Tickets are available from the museum or at www.guggenheim-bilbao.es (Tickets can be exchanged at the museum for admission to Sala Fever on the same night).

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