Roulette History Board
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Each history indicator on the Expert History Display is also a bet initiation area. Place your cursor over any of the history indicators to see the corresponding spots on the Number Board. Clicking any of these history indicators places the corresponding bet of the selected chip value. 1933 game BEST MFG CO Irvington N.J. SPORTMASTER, 6 games in one. Very rare game from the 30’s. Adult Gambling game from the Depression Era. Roulette, Craps, Best Bet, Backgammon, Baseball, Golf each with its own overlay to set on top of the Roulette wheel. This wheel is exceptionally made in heavy metal and spins super smooth. Roulette is a casino game named after the French word meaning little wheel.In the game, players may choose to place bets on either a single number, various groupings of numbers, the colors red or black, whether the number is odd or even, or if the numbers are high (19–36) or low (1–18). Roulette is a drain on your wallet simply because the game doesn’t pay what the bets are worth. With 38 numbers (1 to 36, plus 0 and 00), the true odds of hitting a single number on a straight-up bet are 37 to 1, but the house pays only 35 to 1 if you win! Ditto the payouts on the combination bets.
Great deals on Roulette Gambling Board & Traditional Games. Expand your options of fun home activities with the largest online selection at eBay.com. Fast & Free shipping on many items!Roulette TableMission, History, Board, Staff List, ContactMission
Roulette’s mission is to support artists creating new and adventurous art in all disciplines by providing them with a venue and resources to realize their creative visions and to build an audience interested in the evolution of experimental art.History
Roulette Intermedium was founded in 1978 at the height of the Downtown Experimental Arts revolution by four graduates from the University of Illinois (Urbana), trombonist/composer Jim Staley, composer/producer David Weinstein, intermedia artist Dan Senn, and graphic artist Laurie Szujewska. The informal concerts they presented in a small loft space in TriBeCa in Manhattan soon attracted an audience and critical attention. The first donation – an unsolicited and unexpected check for $1,000 – arrived in the mail from the Foundation for Contemporary Performance Arts, suggested by noted composer, John Cage. By the mid-1980s, Roulette had emerged as “a landmark for New York’s downtown new music composers.”
Over the next three decades, Roulette attracted a steadily growing audience and worldwide reputation as a center for musical innovation. Seminal pioneering figures who have presented their work at Roulette, oftentimes early in their careers, include Maryanne Amacher, Robert Ashley, Anthony Braxton, Simone Forti, Bill Frisell, Philip Glass, Yusef Lateef, Christian Marclay, Meredith Monk, Ikue Mori, Pauline Oliveros, Zeena Parkins, Arthur Russell, Kaija Saariaho, Wadada Leo Smith, Henry Threadgill, and John Zorn. Roulette continues to make a mark as a venue where scores of promising avant-garde artists make their first professional statements. Representatives of the latest generation of composing artists who have recently developed and presented works at Roulette include Aaron Burnette, Maria Chavez, Phyllis Chen, Jennifer Choi, Mario Diaz de Leon, Mary Halvorson, Darius Jones, Mary Kouyoumdjian, Alfredo Marin, Tristan Perich, Matana Roberts, Tyshawn Sorey, Ben Stapp, C. Spencer Yeh and many more.
As audiences grew and rents in lower Manhattan began to rise, the staff and Board members began the search for a larger, more flexible and affordable home. On September 15th, 2011, Roulette opened a new chapter in its history when it moved into the 1928 Memorial Hall in the Downtown Brooklyn Cultural District. The new 400-seat theater allows us to expand our presentations along with our services to artists and our community; each season, we now present more than 100 music, dance, and intermedia performances. Our annual attendance now tops 60,000.
In recent years, Roulette has effected a major transition, expanding programs, audiences and community, but it is still an artist-driven space, valued for its payment of professional guaranteed fees, its insistence on the best presentation conditions, and the provision of other critical artists’ services. Our GENERATE Program, supported for more than 30 years by the Jerome Foundation and other private and public support, awards emerging and established composers commissions and/or monetary stipends along with extensive rehearsal time in Roulette’s theater, access to audio and lighting equipment and technical staff to help them with their experiments, and full production support for performances of the work created during the residency. Printable Roulette Board
Our programming has expanded globally through Roulette’s online and television broadcast programs where audiences all over the world can explore the treasures of our archives. Roulette TV features senior figures of the avant-garde movement and their young successors.
Roulette is one of the few surviving organizations to maintain its identity as an Artists’ Space and its commitment to bring the experimental performing arts to a wider public; its history of performances (preserved in the Roulette Archive—a comprehensive collection of more than 3,000 concert listings with historic audio, video, limited-edition concert posters, publications, press, and ephemera), leaves a detailed and distinguished record of four decades of artistic development, experimentation, and achievement.Board of Directors
James S. Staley, PresidentNed Rothenberg, ChairmanPaul Gertner, SecretaryJoseph Walker, Treasurer
Sean BuffingtonJennifer ChoiMario Diaz de LeonAnne HemenwayMimi JohnsonGordon KnoxGeorge LewisJohn MadsenGayle MorganWilliam ParkerCatherine PavlovFrances RichardFrederick Sherman, Esq.David WeinsteinBrooks WilliamsAlvin Lucier, EmeritusArtistic Advisory Council
David BehrmanM.V. CarbonSylvie CourvousierPeter EvansShelley HirschJason HwangVal JeantyDarius JonesJohn KingOliver LakeJames Brandon LewisMiya MasaokaTomeka ReidJen ShyuNate WooleyContact
Roulette’s administrative offices are open Monday to Friday 10am-6pm.
Mailing AddressRoulette30 Third Avenue, Suite 208Brooklyn, NY 11217
Physical AddressRoulette509 Atlantic Avenue(Corner of Third Avenue)Brooklyn, NY 11217
Main Telephone: (917) 267-0363Fax: (917) 463-1051
Box Office, General Information & Artist Submissionsroulette@roulette.org(917) 267-0368Please note that Roulette’s Box Office opens one hour to performances.
Space Rental & Special EventsStéphanie Palmer, Director of Special Events + Community Partnershipsevents@roulette.org(917) 267-0370 x303
Press & MarketingCaitlin Gleason, Director of CommunicationsRachel Lyngholm, Graphic Designer + Communications Assistantpress@roulette.org(917) 338-6378 x304Show Roulette Board
Development & MembershipEmily Bookwalter, Director of Developmentdevelopment@roulette.org(917) 267-2440 x308Roulette Board Game
Employment OpportunitiesVisit our Opportunities page for open positions.Roulette Board LayoutPoliciesRussian Roulette History Read Roulette’s Code of Conduct here. Read Roulette’s Non-Discrimination and Anti-Harassment Policy here.
Register here: http://gg.gg/oy1fu
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Each history indicator on the Expert History Display is also a bet initiation area. Place your cursor over any of the history indicators to see the corresponding spots on the Number Board. Clicking any of these history indicators places the corresponding bet of the selected chip value. 1933 game BEST MFG CO Irvington N.J. SPORTMASTER, 6 games in one. Very rare game from the 30’s. Adult Gambling game from the Depression Era. Roulette, Craps, Best Bet, Backgammon, Baseball, Golf each with its own overlay to set on top of the Roulette wheel. This wheel is exceptionally made in heavy metal and spins super smooth. Roulette is a casino game named after the French word meaning little wheel.In the game, players may choose to place bets on either a single number, various groupings of numbers, the colors red or black, whether the number is odd or even, or if the numbers are high (19–36) or low (1–18). Roulette is a drain on your wallet simply because the game doesn’t pay what the bets are worth. With 38 numbers (1 to 36, plus 0 and 00), the true odds of hitting a single number on a straight-up bet are 37 to 1, but the house pays only 35 to 1 if you win! Ditto the payouts on the combination bets.
Great deals on Roulette Gambling Board & Traditional Games. Expand your options of fun home activities with the largest online selection at eBay.com. Fast & Free shipping on many items!Roulette TableMission, History, Board, Staff List, ContactMission
Roulette’s mission is to support artists creating new and adventurous art in all disciplines by providing them with a venue and resources to realize their creative visions and to build an audience interested in the evolution of experimental art.History
Roulette Intermedium was founded in 1978 at the height of the Downtown Experimental Arts revolution by four graduates from the University of Illinois (Urbana), trombonist/composer Jim Staley, composer/producer David Weinstein, intermedia artist Dan Senn, and graphic artist Laurie Szujewska. The informal concerts they presented in a small loft space in TriBeCa in Manhattan soon attracted an audience and critical attention. The first donation – an unsolicited and unexpected check for $1,000 – arrived in the mail from the Foundation for Contemporary Performance Arts, suggested by noted composer, John Cage. By the mid-1980s, Roulette had emerged as “a landmark for New York’s downtown new music composers.”
Over the next three decades, Roulette attracted a steadily growing audience and worldwide reputation as a center for musical innovation. Seminal pioneering figures who have presented their work at Roulette, oftentimes early in their careers, include Maryanne Amacher, Robert Ashley, Anthony Braxton, Simone Forti, Bill Frisell, Philip Glass, Yusef Lateef, Christian Marclay, Meredith Monk, Ikue Mori, Pauline Oliveros, Zeena Parkins, Arthur Russell, Kaija Saariaho, Wadada Leo Smith, Henry Threadgill, and John Zorn. Roulette continues to make a mark as a venue where scores of promising avant-garde artists make their first professional statements. Representatives of the latest generation of composing artists who have recently developed and presented works at Roulette include Aaron Burnette, Maria Chavez, Phyllis Chen, Jennifer Choi, Mario Diaz de Leon, Mary Halvorson, Darius Jones, Mary Kouyoumdjian, Alfredo Marin, Tristan Perich, Matana Roberts, Tyshawn Sorey, Ben Stapp, C. Spencer Yeh and many more.
As audiences grew and rents in lower Manhattan began to rise, the staff and Board members began the search for a larger, more flexible and affordable home. On September 15th, 2011, Roulette opened a new chapter in its history when it moved into the 1928 Memorial Hall in the Downtown Brooklyn Cultural District. The new 400-seat theater allows us to expand our presentations along with our services to artists and our community; each season, we now present more than 100 music, dance, and intermedia performances. Our annual attendance now tops 60,000.
In recent years, Roulette has effected a major transition, expanding programs, audiences and community, but it is still an artist-driven space, valued for its payment of professional guaranteed fees, its insistence on the best presentation conditions, and the provision of other critical artists’ services. Our GENERATE Program, supported for more than 30 years by the Jerome Foundation and other private and public support, awards emerging and established composers commissions and/or monetary stipends along with extensive rehearsal time in Roulette’s theater, access to audio and lighting equipment and technical staff to help them with their experiments, and full production support for performances of the work created during the residency. Printable Roulette Board
Our programming has expanded globally through Roulette’s online and television broadcast programs where audiences all over the world can explore the treasures of our archives. Roulette TV features senior figures of the avant-garde movement and their young successors.
Roulette is one of the few surviving organizations to maintain its identity as an Artists’ Space and its commitment to bring the experimental performing arts to a wider public; its history of performances (preserved in the Roulette Archive—a comprehensive collection of more than 3,000 concert listings with historic audio, video, limited-edition concert posters, publications, press, and ephemera), leaves a detailed and distinguished record of four decades of artistic development, experimentation, and achievement.Board of Directors
James S. Staley, PresidentNed Rothenberg, ChairmanPaul Gertner, SecretaryJoseph Walker, Treasurer
Sean BuffingtonJennifer ChoiMario Diaz de LeonAnne HemenwayMimi JohnsonGordon KnoxGeorge LewisJohn MadsenGayle MorganWilliam ParkerCatherine PavlovFrances RichardFrederick Sherman, Esq.David WeinsteinBrooks WilliamsAlvin Lucier, EmeritusArtistic Advisory Council
David BehrmanM.V. CarbonSylvie CourvousierPeter EvansShelley HirschJason HwangVal JeantyDarius JonesJohn KingOliver LakeJames Brandon LewisMiya MasaokaTomeka ReidJen ShyuNate WooleyContact
Roulette’s administrative offices are open Monday to Friday 10am-6pm.
Mailing AddressRoulette30 Third Avenue, Suite 208Brooklyn, NY 11217
Physical AddressRoulette509 Atlantic Avenue(Corner of Third Avenue)Brooklyn, NY 11217
Main Telephone: (917) 267-0363Fax: (917) 463-1051
Box Office, General Information & Artist Submissionsroulette@roulette.org(917) 267-0368Please note that Roulette’s Box Office opens one hour to performances.
Space Rental & Special EventsStéphanie Palmer, Director of Special Events + Community Partnershipsevents@roulette.org(917) 267-0370 x303
Press & MarketingCaitlin Gleason, Director of CommunicationsRachel Lyngholm, Graphic Designer + Communications Assistantpress@roulette.org(917) 338-6378 x304Show Roulette Board
Development & MembershipEmily Bookwalter, Director of Developmentdevelopment@roulette.org(917) 267-2440 x308Roulette Board Game
Employment OpportunitiesVisit our Opportunities page for open positions.Roulette Board LayoutPoliciesRussian Roulette History Read Roulette’s Code of Conduct here. Read Roulette’s Non-Discrimination and Anti-Harassment Policy here.
Register here: http://gg.gg/oy1fu
https://diarynote.indered.space
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