Asma Ghanem is a Palestinian visual artist & experimental musician, born in Damascus-Syria(1991). She has a B.A. from The International Academy of Arts-Palestine & M.A. degree in Audio-Visual Arts from ISDAT(École supérieure des beaux-arts de Toulouse)in France. Asma has participated in exhibitions, residencies and workshops in Italy, Germany, France, Austria, USA, Lebanon, UAE, Norway, Jordan and Palestine and was awarded the 3rd prize in the YAYA (The Young Artist Award- The Hassan Hourani Award, 2016)for her experimental music project (Homeland is…). She was also awarded a special mention in the Palest’in & out Festival in Paris in 2015 for her Photography project. Asma participated as a Fellow in OneBeat 2017 global music exchange, a U.S. State Department initiative managed by Bang on a Can’s Found Sound Nation that each year brings outstanding individual musicians from around the world to the U.S. for four weeks of collaborative creation, performance, and engagement with communities.
For more information & projects: asma.ghanem.art@gmail.com

Been DJing since 2000, and havnt stopped.  I use real Technics Turntables (MK5s), two 15'' JBL's, two 12'' Yamahas, 1200 watt mackie power amp, Kaos Pad, 4 Channel Numark mixer, Sure mic, and cant forget my Adidas Headphones.  Started out on Vinyl with House Music, then moved on to Hip Hop, R&B, then got into Weddings etc, pretty much anything that would bring in income.  Done everything from small backyard partys to big Corp events.  I currently Dj for a Hookah Lounge called the G-Spot, and for various other events.  Lived in Phx my whole life and i'm half White, and Half Hopi Indian...which dates back thousands of years.  I make custom Ceramic stuff for people, and I love making Ceramic stuff that deals with djing.  I do some music editing with Goldwave and thats as far as I go w/ that.  I have a portable device I use to record my mixes on.

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