[NetBehaviour] US Election Music

[Pall Thayer via NetBehaviour]

Inspired by chaos and anxiety.

https://soundcloud.com/pall-thayer/friday-election-jam

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[NetBehaviour] quarantune

[Alan Sondheim]

quarantune

https://youtu.be/sJTf_9nTzXc
http://www.alansondheim.org/quarantune.jpg

listen from a distance, close up, comforting, comfortable
so smooth so for you and me, done with crying, gasping,
edward schneider, alto sax
alan sondheim, antique echo harmonica, oud, terz
earphones helpful
brokered music, broken music, in these hard times
for background for breakdown for quarantune


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[NetBehaviour] Online Performance - Lu Yang: Delusional World

[ashley wong via NetBehaviour]

In response to recent posts:

We feel the anxieties in HK not so much of rising right-wing fascism, but
of encroachment of freedoms of an anarcho capitalist socialist dictatorship
i.e. China. There is no and has never been real democracy. We must enter
into hell / afterlife (in the Buddhist sense) in order to find
transcendence.


Perhaps this could be a submission for the Performance in a Pandemic CFP?


**sorry for the cross-posting**


Dear friends and colleagues,

We’d like to invite you to join Lu Yang’s live virtual motion-capture
performance Delusional World presented in collaboration with MetaObjects on Wed
11 Nov 2020 at 3pm Shanghai / 6pm Melbourne time (7am GMT / 11pm PST 10
Nov). The performance will be live-streamed from Chronus Art Center in
Shanghai and presented by ACMI, Arts Centre Melbourne, AsiaTOPA and the
Exhibitionist.

The online event was developed as a result of a cancelled live performance
this year in Federation Square, Melbourne. The performance was then
re-developed as a virtual live-streamed event in collaboration with Chronus
Art Center. In the performance, a live dancer’s movements will be mapped to
new animated deities and disembodied forms of Lu Yang alongside a
choreography of visual effects and music taking place in 'hell'. Audiences
can view the performance online through a link sent to registered
attendees, who will be able to interact with the artist during the
event. MetaObjects
has been supporting the production remotely from Hong Kong (watch a video
interview

where we discuss some of the challenges and opportunities of working
online).

The work extends Lu Yang’s ongoing exploration of how the body, the digital
and the spiritual coexist and shape one another. Through dance,
motion-capture and animation, the artist creates vibrant and engrossing
performative worlds which reference video games, religious iconographies,
and manga aesthetics. Through these worlds, she asks expansive questions;
about life, death and reincarnation, relationships between mind and body,
consciousness and existence, neurological control and human intention, and
about identity formation and corporeal re-embodiment in the virtual realm.

The event is free to join. Register on the ACMI website:

https://www.acmi.net.au/whats-on/gallery-5/lu-yang-delusional-world

Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/713594806232138

About

Lu Yang is a Shanghai-based artist who works across video, installation,
animation, performance, motion-capture and games to create provocative
experiences that questions the belief that human control is privileged
within the universe. Instead, she highlights the biological and material
determinants of our condition, reminding us of our transient and fragile
existence. Lu Yang graduated with a BA and MA from the New Media Art
department of the China Academy of Art, Hangzhou. Her work has been
featured in exhibitions internationally including Lu Yang: Encephalon
Heaven, M WOODS, Beijing (2017), People’s Republic of China Pavilion, 56th
Venice Biennale, Venice (2015), KIMO KAWA CANCER BABY, Rén Space, Shanghai
(2014). She was awarded the BMW Art Journey prize in 2019 and is
represented by Société in Berlin. http://luyang.asia

We hope you will join us for this special event!

Ashley

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Ashley Lee Wong 黄詠欣

PhD Researcher | School of Creative Media, City University of Hong Kong

Artistic Director | MetaObjects 元物 | www.metaobjects.org
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