TRANSMISSION ART ARCHIVE

Brian Dewan

WGXC 90.7-FM Limited Edition Tee Shirts. Designed by Brian Dewan. (Sep 10, 2012)

Performers including Luke Fischbeck, Jeff Economy, and Brian Dewan at Audio Buffet. Photographed by Lucy Bohnsack. (Aug 05, 2023)

Portrait of Brian Dewan. Photographed by Lucy Bohnsack. (Aug 05, 2023)

Brian Dewan performance at the WGXC 10 Anniversary Drive-In. Photographed by Alon Koppel Photography. (May 26, 2021)

Brian Dewan's WGXC Filmstrip at the WGXC 10th Anniversary Drive-In. Photographed by Galen Joseph-Hunter (May 26, 2021)

WGXC 10th Anniversary Brian Dewan Performance. Photographed by Alon Koppel Photography. (May 26, 2021)

Wave Farm 1997-2017: Brian Dewan performance. Photographed by David La Spina. (Oct 21, 2017)

69: Wizard of OZ Poppies. Produced by The Magic Stranger (Nov 27, 2014)

WGXC filmstrip Still for Tower of Babel Pledge Drive. Drawing by Brian Dewan. (Feb 26, 2014)

QSL 003: Transmission Arts and Experimental Sounds. Designed by Brian Dewan and Jess Puglisi. (Jan 29, 2014)

Brian Dewan is a visual artist and musician who is interested in storytelling and off-the-beaten-path histories. Born in Boston in 1963, he spent his childhood drawing pictures and playing the organ in Lexington Massachusetts where he made many collaborative cassette recordings with neighborhood friends. After studying art, organ, music composition and electronic music at Oberlin College he moved to Brooklyn NY where he built an electric zither to accompany the singing of original songs as well as collected folk material, and performed live at various nightclubs, galleries and museums in New York. His I-CAN-SEE filmstrips combine projected color illustrations with music and the voice of an authoritative narrator, and have been screened at the Whitney Museum, the Brooklyn Museum, the New Museum and the Museum Of Jurassic Technology. His published recordings include Tells The Story, The Operating Theater, Words Of Wisdom, Ringing At The Speed Of Prayer and Grange Future, and has published articles in Cabinet Magazine. He is represented by Pierogi Gallery in Brooklyn and lives in Catskill, NY.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Dewan