E.S.P. TV #4 & Upcoming Event in New York

E.S.P. TV #4 from E.S.P. TV on Vimeo.
"Featuring
INNERGAZE
KAREN Y. CHAN
SHANA MOULTON
JENNIFER SULLIVAN AND ANDREW STEINMETZ
AARON NEMEC

Produced by Scott Kiernan and Ethan Miller of Louis V E.S.P. for Manhattan Neighborhood Network
Taped in fornt of a live audience at The Schoolhouse, Brooklyn NY"

Note the above video is an older one.  I've featured E.S.P. performances on the site in the past for the synth spotting and realized I missed this one.  Click here for all E.S.P posts featured so far.  Note only the synth spotting vids go up so be sure to click through over to Vimeo for the others.  For those interested,  E.S.P. TV is holding an event on March 9, 7PM in New York.  Details:

"E.S.P. TV "Public Service Announcement"
March 9, 7PM
Museum of Arts and Design
2 Columbus Circle, New York, NY

A live broadcast taping at Museum of Arts and Design with performance, video, music, and more! MAD describes us as “a broadcast variety show on acid.” We describe ourselves as a nomadic operation,

FEATURING:

SIGHTINGS // SEAVEN TEARES //
GUNN-TRUSCINSKI DUO // LAURA ORTMAN + RYAN SAWYER // RACHEL MASON // BECCA KAUFFMAN //
Video works by:
MICHAEL SMITH // LINDA MARY MONTANO
VIRGINIA OVERTON // MARTHA WILSON

Host: SAM MICKENS
$7 / $5 members
For more information and pre-sale tickets please visit: http://madmuseum.org/events/esp-tv-live-taping

PSAs are messages in the public interest disseminated by the media without charge, with the objective of raising awareness, changing public attitudes and behavior towards a social issue. While stations have never been mandated by the FCC to use a prescribed number of PSAs, they are required to prove they broadcast in the public interest and PSAs are one of the ways they meet that requirement as part of serving as a "public trustee"....join us as we do our part....

E.S.P. TV is a nomadic showcase of primarily NYC-based experimental music, video art and performance tapes live and produced for Manhattan Neighborhood Network public television. Tapings of E.S.P. TV are in front of an audience with live green-screening, signal manipulation and analog video mixing. The entire night is recorded to VHS and edited into half hour episodes for airing on cable TV in New York City. After airing, the episodes are posted online at www.esptvnyc.com for later viewing. E.S.P. TV program airs every Tuesday at 10 pm on MNN, Time Warner channel 67."