>Date: Tue, 4 Dec 2001 12:02:41 -0000 >Thread-Topic: Concrete hum at CCA >From: "Rebecca" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >CONCERTE HUM >WEDNESDAY 5 DECEMBER 7PM CCA:5 >5 (4) >Curated and chaired by the sound artist and musician Scanner, this >discussion will explore the relationship between sound, architecture and >the city. It will look at how artists, architects and musicians have >used sound to articulate different physical, virtual and urban >environments. Speakers include ADAM CHODZKO, ANTHONY DUNNE, IRIS >GARRELFS and GERRIE VAN NOORD. > >Adam Chodzko >British artist Adam Chodzko arranges social situations whose end results >animate and map connections which might not be immediately visible. >While contemporary historians frequently approach artworks as >archaeological, ethnographic or social evidence of the times that >produced them, in Chodzko's work everything becomes evidence; evidence >that is revealed over the duration of a project of the time it takes to >read a classified ad, and which proves that nothing is simply a matter >of course. Two of his most recent projects, Limbo Land and Plan for a >Spell, use sound in a very specific way, in particular Limbo Land aims >to generate sound from within the work rather than being a secondary >addition. >Will include screenings of Limbo Land and Plan for a Spell > >Anthony Dunne >London-based Dunne + Raby was formed in 1992 to explore >inter-relationships between industrial design, architecture and >electronic media through a combination of academic research and >practical commissions. According to Dunne + Raby telecommunications >could provide a 'window' on to other places, connecting the place you >are in to other places, replacing familiar local sounds with strange >sounds from elsewhere. They are currently carrying out research within >the Computer Related Design Department at the Royal College of Art, >London. > >Iris Garrelfs >Iris Garrelfs, (BitTonic) is known for her emotive, improvised >glitch-tech performances based around electronically manipulated and >digitally warped voice sounds. She has recently created a new sound >piece for the CCA which is located along the corridor outside CCA5. > >Gerrie van Noord >Gerrie van Noord has worked for the Rijksakademie van Kunsten and De >Appel Foundation in Amsterdam. She is currently working on Artangel >publications with Tony Oursler, Jeremy Deller and Jem Finer. > > >Rebecca Shatwell >Education Programmer >CCA >350 Sauchiehall Street >Glasgow >G2 3JD >www.cca-glasgow.com <www.cca-glasgow.com> >Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Tel: 00 44 (0)141 332 7521 (reception) >Tel: 00 44 (0)141 352 4912 (direct line) > > >intY has automatically scanned this email using Sophos Anti-Virus >(www.inty.net) >
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