Liminal is a multimedia performance that continues the tradition of visual music by combining new inventive tools such as the VideoBass, French avant garde experimental cinema tricks and customized music/video software (Max, Jitter, VDMX and Module 8). This collaboration of music and video crosses genres: experimental jazz, neo-abstract expressionism, puppetry… Continue reading
Jacolby Satterwhite has created a new work called Drawing Desire, a multimedia video project using his mother’s drawings to construct 3D models, influenced by capitalist desire and American material culture. Jonathan Ehrenberg’s The Garden is loosely based on a recent dream, using a sculptural video piece to capture its spacial… Continue reading
“Ovals” by Ralph Hocking and Sherleen Miller (1974) is a kind of compilation of short ideas that seemed to have a common ground. Shapes on the screen are governed by the mix of adjustable sine, square and triangle waveforms. Amplitude and Frequency, complexity develops within the control and the character… Continue reading
Woody Sullender is a pre-eminent experimental banjo performer, playing with and against the cultural baggage of the instrument. While alluding to the “traditional” musics of his home states of Virginia and North Carolina, he explores a diverse plane of plucked string music from around the world as well as incorporating… Continue reading
TRANSIT presents works by Tristan Perich, Lesley Flanigan and Daniel Wohl in THE NEW YORK ELECTRONIC ART FESTIVAL WAVE(length)s Electronic Music concert series in New York’s historic St. Paul’s Chapel in lower Manhattan. Woven by Tristan Perich opens up new timbral possibilities for an acoustic ensemble, Lesley Flanigan’s Expand/Release incorporates… Continue reading
“Whirlpools” In a parallel world in which we live in, there are energy points where the “visible” and the “invisible” creates whirlpools, a swirling body of energy, the entrance to the infinite spiritual cycle known as “dreamtime”. Satoshi Takeishi explores multi-cultural, electronics and improvisational music with local musicians and composers… Continue reading
A light controlled kinetic and sound sculpture inspired by antique Victrolas. The “grooves” on the handmade painted wooden records were created by digitally and physically interpreting data from a weather station and reflecting on the change of seasons. The installation is located in THE NEW YORK ELECTRONIC ART FESTIVAL Building… Continue reading
Blue Swimmer is the latest piece from Louisa Armbrust that uses games and sports to examine ideas about play and creativity. Armbrust uses games and sports as a helpful matrix for thinking about the creativity involved in trying to follow a rule. The installation is located in THE NEW YORK… Continue reading
Three text animations that pulse between a written vernacular and a translation in morse code. The works play with the form of museum wall labels and the lexicon in museum provenance reports used to describe African objects. The installation is located in THE NEW YORK ELECTRONIC ART FESTIVAL Building 10b,… Continue reading
Terry Nauheim’s installation explores visual representations of documented sound transmissions. Lifted from QSL cards (postcards used by radio stations to verify the receipt of a broadcast signal), the project’s imagery signifies specific moments in time when a radio signal was heard. Sounds of high frequency and other electromagnetic sounds captured… Continue reading
