About Wave Farm
 
Instant Places
Mar 13, 2009 - Mar 14, 2009
Diapason
882 3rd Ave., 10th fl. | Brooklyn, NY | 718-499-5070
http://www.diapasongallery.org
Laura Kavanaugh + Ian Birse: Instant Places. Software instruments + multi-channel sound.
Friday, March 13,
7 - 10 P.M.;
Saturday, March 14,
2 -10 P.M.
Cost: Pay what you can
During a residency at Diapason, the artists will comb the Brooklyn waterfront for sounds, images and objects, and build software instruments to transform them in a multichannel sound field. During the two events, the artists will present process performances in which the work evolves to a new state. Laura Kavanaugh and Ian Birse create intermedia artworks on location using software instruments they design. In their practice they combine independent activity that is local and micro-scale with internet collaboration and broadcast events. From a base in Tokyo they spent February—April 2008 presenting performance/installations at centers across Japan, and traveled to Chicago in May to make Movie Palace, a series of intermedia works centered on the historic Congress Theatre building. Most recently they have presented a public projection project in Toronto called Citizen, video transfigurations of snapshot portraits of residents, and premiered a performance for 12 speaker sound array and live video called Head! Smashed! in! Buffalo! Jump! at SoundPlay 2008. Visit their project archive at www.instantplaces.ca
During a residency at Diapason, the artists will comb the Brooklyn waterfront for sounds, images and objects, and build software instruments to transform them in a multichannel sound field. During the two events, the artists will present process performances in which the work evolves to a new state. Laura Kavanaugh and Ian Birse create intermedia artworks on location using software instruments they design. In their practice they combine independent activity that is local and micro-scale with internet collaboration and broadcast events. From a base in Tokyo they spent February—April 2008 presenting performance/installations at centers across Japan, and traveled to Chicago in May to make Movie Palace, a series of intermedia works centered on the historic Congress Theatre building. Most recently they have presented a public projection project in Toronto called Citizen, video transfigurations of snapshot portraits of residents, and premiered a performance for 12 speaker sound array and live video called Head! Smashed! in! Buffalo! Jump! at SoundPlay 2008. Visit their project archive at www.instantplaces.ca