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Friday, August 25
Admission: $5
Showtimes: 7:30pm and 10pm
reservations
are recommended
flow will consist of performances throughout
the evening with a constant stream of sound and video...
...The sound and video will run for the duration of the evening
with no interruption—a consistent flow.
WvS (sound) Eric Redlinger (video)
The Red Chair (sound) Shige Moriya
(video)
WvS : The recent work of New York City based
sound organizer WvS is comprised of highly abstract and dense
sound-layers, noise-oriented organic sonic textures, as well as
pitch and modulation glissando driven soundscapes. WvS studied
computer music, classical composition and music theory in Europe
and the US. He attended the 'Darmstadt Ferienkurse fur Neue Musik'
and many European Computer Music conferences, lectured at IDEA,
was Artist in Residence at Harvestworks/PASS (NYC), performed
at Roulette (NYC), the Knitting Factory (NYC), and the Generator
Sound Gallery (NYC) amongst other places. Having previously composed
music for orchestra, chamber ensembles & solo instruments
and conceptualized/realized computer controlled interactive performances,
WvS currently focuses on entirely computer-generated sound structures
without the use of electro-acoustical samples or 'field-recordings'.
http://www.myspace.com/thesoundofwvs
http://iwvs.am
Eric Redlinger : As a programmer and performer,
Eric has been researching inter-media collaboration since the
late 1980s through his involvement with the European Union funded
Keyworx project and numerous open-source technology initiatives.
Currently, he is developing new streaming media and data protocols
to enrich the possibilities for collaborative expression in realtime
mixed-media performance environments. His work has been showcased
recently at the Ankara International Film Festival, the American
Museum of the Moving Image and at the Transmediale festival in
Berlin. In addition to teaching numerous workshops in New York
and abroad, he is on the adjunct faculty of the New School University,
where he teaches courses on telepresence and realtime digital
media synthesis. Deeply committed to education and bridging the
digital divide, he can be found most Sundays in New York's East
Village at Mundial, where he helps host the weekly SHARE audio/visual
community gatherings, a place for individuals interested in learning
more about the tools and techniques for producing and collaborating
with digital media performance to get first-hand experience in
a supportive, newcomer-friendly environment. Eric is also a co-founder
of 10base-t interactive, a consulting and solutions company that
leverages his experience in cutting-edge digital media production
to create custom software/hardware solutions for live webcasting
and teleconferencing. http://ecumedesjours.com
The Red Chair : A sound duo consisting of Patrick
Todd and Jeremy Slater.
Jeremy Slater : Otherwise known as ( ), Jeremy
Slater is an aritst who works with video and sound in performance
and installation settings doing interactive and ambient-reactive
installations. He was one of the 1999 recipients of the Computer
Art Fellowship from New York Foundation of the Arts (NYFA) and
has exhibited and performed nationally and internationally. http://www.parenthesismedia.com
http://www.jeremyslater.net
Patrick Todd : Exploring the outer realms of
manufacturing noise production through digital interface, Patrick
Todd will bring us his raw sound in what will prove to be an electrifying
evening of excessive/compulsive distortions and feedback. Please
be prepared to enjoy noise the way it should be, at high decibel
frequencies that will make your toes curl and your hair singe.
http://www.thundermccloud.org
Shige Moriya is a video artist and curator. In
1996 Moriya opened CAVE in Williamsburg. Since then he has been
Artistic Director and artist-in-residence at CAVE. He has presented
his video pieces both locally and internationally. Moriya’s
artistic work includes video installations, ambient boxes which
involve creating an atmospheric inter-media visual/sound/performance
environment, and collaborative work with dancers, musicians and
visual artists in theater and dance productions. Recently Moriya
has been working on a series of two-dimensional drawings and print
works; however, he works primarily as a video-based installation
artist, creating installations that are often sculptures made
of the movements of light. http://www.cavegallery.com
http://www.caveartspace.org
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