((audience)) at Ramiken Crucible
Dates:
Sat Jun 05, 2010 00:00 - Tue May 18, 2010
SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 2010
Ramiken Crucible presents the New York City premiere of ((audience)) on Saturday, June 5, featuring an extended screening of the 2009 ((audience)) program and an evening concert of experimental noise music. All events will happen in complete darkness.
11am - 6:30pm: Screening of 2009 ((audience)) program in 5.1 surround sound
Conceived in 2006, the centerpiece of ((audience)) is a 2½-hour program of 5.1 surround sound works by eight international artists. Presented in-the-dark with full 5.1 surround sound, this immersive experience in cinematic audio will feature works by: Jamie Allen; Bryan Jacobs; the Loud Objects; Simona Brinkmann; Uli Schuster; Natasha Barrett; Emmanuel Madan and Anna Friz; and Cedric Maridet. The ((audience)) program will be screened three times in complete darkness: 11am, 1:30pm and 4pm. Audience members may come and go from the screenings. $5 suggested donation.
LOUD, IN-THE-DARK EXPERIMENTAL NOISE
9pm: Doors open for concert
10pm: MV Carbon and Tony Conrad
11pm: DUBKNOWDUB
Midnight: Loud Objects
$10 - 20 sliding scale.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Ramiken Crucible is located on Clinton and East Broadway in New York City. The entrance is in the black box on the southeast corner of the intersection (go down the stairs!) F to East Broadway / 917-434-4245 / www.ramikencrucible.com
ABOUT ((AUDIENCE))
Conceived in 2006, ((audience)) is dedicated to the advancement of aural arts by providing wide distribution and new contexts for works by emerging and established sound artists and composers. For our first decade, ((audience)) will focus on the cinema as a technical and distributive platform, organizing a biennial nomadic art festival in partnership with select arts organizations worldwide.
For more information on ((audience)), please visit http://au.dience.org.
((audience)) / mail: 39 Ave. A, Box 103, NY, NY 10009 / curators@au.dience.org
Ramiken Crucible presents the New York City premiere of ((audience)) on Saturday, June 5, featuring an extended screening of the 2009 ((audience)) program and an evening concert of experimental noise music. All events will happen in complete darkness.
11am - 6:30pm: Screening of 2009 ((audience)) program in 5.1 surround sound
Conceived in 2006, the centerpiece of ((audience)) is a 2½-hour program of 5.1 surround sound works by eight international artists. Presented in-the-dark with full 5.1 surround sound, this immersive experience in cinematic audio will feature works by: Jamie Allen; Bryan Jacobs; the Loud Objects; Simona Brinkmann; Uli Schuster; Natasha Barrett; Emmanuel Madan and Anna Friz; and Cedric Maridet. The ((audience)) program will be screened three times in complete darkness: 11am, 1:30pm and 4pm. Audience members may come and go from the screenings. $5 suggested donation.
LOUD, IN-THE-DARK EXPERIMENTAL NOISE
9pm: Doors open for concert
10pm: MV Carbon and Tony Conrad
11pm: DUBKNOWDUB
Midnight: Loud Objects
$10 - 20 sliding scale.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Ramiken Crucible is located on Clinton and East Broadway in New York City. The entrance is in the black box on the southeast corner of the intersection (go down the stairs!) F to East Broadway / 917-434-4245 / www.ramikencrucible.com
ABOUT ((AUDIENCE))
Conceived in 2006, ((audience)) is dedicated to the advancement of aural arts by providing wide distribution and new contexts for works by emerging and established sound artists and composers. For our first decade, ((audience)) will focus on the cinema as a technical and distributive platform, organizing a biennial nomadic art festival in partnership with select arts organizations worldwide.
For more information on ((audience)), please visit http://au.dience.org.
((audience)) / mail: 39 Ave. A, Box 103, NY, NY 10009 / curators@au.dience.org
Dub Shop
Dates:
Sat Mar 06, 2010 00:00 - Fri Feb 19, 2010
((audience)) presents: Dub Shop at Kleio Projects
Saturday, March 6 and Sunday, March 7, 2010 / 12-7pm
Works by: Noah Angell, Alexis Bhagat, Ed Bear & Lea Bertucci, Simona Brinkmann, R. Luke Dubois, Nate Harrison, Harvestworks / Tellus Tapes, Richard Kostelanetz, Lary 7, LOUD5, Loud Objects, Cedric Maridet, Ken Montgomery, mudboy, Michael Northam, Ben Owen, Seasonal, thenumber46 (Suzanne Thorpe & Philip White)
Dub Shop at Kleio Projects is a pop-up exhibition organized by ((audience)) co-curators Alexis Bhagat and Lauren Rosati.
A dubplate is a one-off acetate disc recording which contains an unreleased recording, an exclusive version of an existing recording, or a test recording for a master track. Since they are doubled or “dubbed” versions of an original track, they have a limited life span and can only be played about fifty times. Dub Shop is similarly time-sensitive—lasting only for two days—and will feature exclusive, one-off and unique artworks by sound artists and musicians including dub plates; limited edition records, CDs and DVDs; silk screened posters; hand-made electronic instruments; and other constructions.
The exhibition will be on view on Saturday, March 6 and Sunday, March 7, 2010 from 12 to 7pm. From 2-6pm each day, artists in the exhibition will host informal talks about their practice and play their exhibited works on in-house turntables. Please visit the ((audience)) news page at http://lrlx.wordpress.com for the complete lineup of presentations and performances.
ABOUT AUDIENCE
((audience)) is an unprecedented project that explores the cinema as a 21st century concert hall. It is dedicated to the advancement of aural arts by providing wide distribution and new contexts for works by emerging and established sound artists and composers.
For more information on ((audience)), please visit http://au.dience.org. To contact ((audience)), send mail to 39 Ave. A, Box 103, NY, NY 10009 or send email to curators@au.dience.org.
((audience)) is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization, and Lower Manhattan Cultural Council’s Swing Space program.
ABOUT KLEIO PROJECTS
Gallery hours for DUB SHOP: 12pm - 7pm 153 ½ Stanton Street (between Suffolk and Clinton Streets), NYC F, J, M, Z to Delancey Street
Saturday, March 6 and Sunday, March 7, 2010 / 12-7pm
Works by: Noah Angell, Alexis Bhagat, Ed Bear & Lea Bertucci, Simona Brinkmann, R. Luke Dubois, Nate Harrison, Harvestworks / Tellus Tapes, Richard Kostelanetz, Lary 7, LOUD5, Loud Objects, Cedric Maridet, Ken Montgomery, mudboy, Michael Northam, Ben Owen, Seasonal, thenumber46 (Suzanne Thorpe & Philip White)
Dub Shop at Kleio Projects is a pop-up exhibition organized by ((audience)) co-curators Alexis Bhagat and Lauren Rosati.
A dubplate is a one-off acetate disc recording which contains an unreleased recording, an exclusive version of an existing recording, or a test recording for a master track. Since they are doubled or “dubbed” versions of an original track, they have a limited life span and can only be played about fifty times. Dub Shop is similarly time-sensitive—lasting only for two days—and will feature exclusive, one-off and unique artworks by sound artists and musicians including dub plates; limited edition records, CDs and DVDs; silk screened posters; hand-made electronic instruments; and other constructions.
The exhibition will be on view on Saturday, March 6 and Sunday, March 7, 2010 from 12 to 7pm. From 2-6pm each day, artists in the exhibition will host informal talks about their practice and play their exhibited works on in-house turntables. Please visit the ((audience)) news page at http://lrlx.wordpress.com for the complete lineup of presentations and performances.
ABOUT AUDIENCE
((audience)) is an unprecedented project that explores the cinema as a 21st century concert hall. It is dedicated to the advancement of aural arts by providing wide distribution and new contexts for works by emerging and established sound artists and composers.
For more information on ((audience)), please visit http://au.dience.org. To contact ((audience)), send mail to 39 Ave. A, Box 103, NY, NY 10009 or send email to curators@au.dience.org.
((audience)) is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization, and Lower Manhattan Cultural Council’s Swing Space program.
ABOUT KLEIO PROJECTS
Gallery hours for DUB SHOP: 12pm - 7pm 153 ½ Stanton Street (between Suffolk and Clinton Streets), NYC F, J, M, Z to Delancey Street
Sound Off
Dates:
Wed Aug 26, 2009 00:00 - Thu Aug 13, 2009
((audience)) announces the inauguration of SOUND OFF -
a monthly salon at our temporary headquarters in the Financial District
SOUND OFF
Wednesday, August 26, 2009 / 7pm
((audience)) HQ / 125 Maiden Lane, NYC / 9th Floor
NEW YORK - ((audience)) announces the launch of SOUND OFF, a monthly event at our temporary headquarters at 125 Maiden Lane in Lower Manhattan.
((audience)), a traveling festival of 5.1 surround sound art, was recently awarded a temporary office space by Lower Manhattan Cultural Council’s Swing Space program. In keeping with our mission to provide and establish new contexts for sound art, ((audience)) is inviting a broad range of artists and performers to visit our HQ in order to imagine aloud and together ways to acoustically activate this defunct office space.
The inauguration of SOUND OFF will be simultaneously a charrette, a laying of groundwork and an informal salon during which artists and attendees can “listen” to and devise proposals for ((audience)) HQ and present them to the assembled audience; plan for future instances of SOUND OFF and also for SPEAKERS, a forthcoming radio program of recorded roundtable discussions; and finally, converse, share and socialize.
This event is open to the public, but you must RSVP by August 25 to Lauren Rosati at lauren@au.dience.org. Attendees must bring photo ID.
DIRECTIONS:
By Subway:
2/3/4/5 to Wall Street or J/M/Z to Broad Street. Exit onto Wall Street. Walk East on Wall Street to the corner of Pearl Street. Walk three blocks North on Pearl Street to Maiden Lane. 125 Maiden Lane is between Pearl and Water Streets.
ABOUT ((AUDIENCE))
((audience)) is an unprecedented project that explores the cinema as a 21st century concert hall. Currently, sound artists often must “perform” what are essentially multi-track recordings, interpreting the playback of their compositions to account for technical and acoustic variations in different sites. ((audience)) bypasses this problem by considering the cinema-hall as a standard technical and acoustic platform and site. The centerpiece of ((audience)) is a 2 ½ hour “film” of 5.1 surround sound works by seven international artists intended for presentation in movie theaters as “cinema in the dark.”
((audience)) is dedicated to the advancement of aural arts by providing wide distribution and new contexts for works by emerging and established sound artists and composers. For our first decade, ((audience)) will focus on the cinema as a technical and distributive platform, organizing a biennial nomadic art festival in partnership with select arts organizations worldwide.
Conceived in 2006, ((audience)) will premiere in Syracuse, NY this year and will continue to travel internationally through 2010. We are partnering with local arts organizations in cities worldwide and expect to hold 12 further screenings/festivals across New York and Califonia; in Minneapolis, MN; Providence, RI; Toronto and Montreal, Canada; Beirut, Lebanon; Stockholm, Sweden and Berlin, Germany. Curatorial lectures, performances, artist presentations and exhibitions will coincide with screenings on a city-to-city basis. For more information on ((audience)), visit http://au.dience.org.
((audience)) is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization, and Lower Manhattan Cultural Council’s Swing Space program.
UPCOMING EVENT
((audience)) @ the Red House Arts Center
September 17 - 27, 2009
With a solo exhibition by artist Raphael Lyon / MAIN EVENT: a screening of the complete 2009 ((audience)) program / live performances by New York sound artists / “Music on All Sides” - new surround sound works / “Cinema for the Eyes and Ears - new stereo audio/visual works / a ten-day radio festival on Red House Radio / and Jesus Christ Superstar Karaoke Brunch - more details to be announced on au.dience.org and theredhouse.org
201 S. West Street, Syracuse, NY 13202
315-425-0405 / press@theredhouse.org
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a monthly salon at our temporary headquarters in the Financial District
SOUND OFF
Wednesday, August 26, 2009 / 7pm
((audience)) HQ / 125 Maiden Lane, NYC / 9th Floor
NEW YORK - ((audience)) announces the launch of SOUND OFF, a monthly event at our temporary headquarters at 125 Maiden Lane in Lower Manhattan.
((audience)), a traveling festival of 5.1 surround sound art, was recently awarded a temporary office space by Lower Manhattan Cultural Council’s Swing Space program. In keeping with our mission to provide and establish new contexts for sound art, ((audience)) is inviting a broad range of artists and performers to visit our HQ in order to imagine aloud and together ways to acoustically activate this defunct office space.
The inauguration of SOUND OFF will be simultaneously a charrette, a laying of groundwork and an informal salon during which artists and attendees can “listen” to and devise proposals for ((audience)) HQ and present them to the assembled audience; plan for future instances of SOUND OFF and also for SPEAKERS, a forthcoming radio program of recorded roundtable discussions; and finally, converse, share and socialize.
This event is open to the public, but you must RSVP by August 25 to Lauren Rosati at lauren@au.dience.org. Attendees must bring photo ID.
DIRECTIONS:
By Subway:
2/3/4/5 to Wall Street or J/M/Z to Broad Street. Exit onto Wall Street. Walk East on Wall Street to the corner of Pearl Street. Walk three blocks North on Pearl Street to Maiden Lane. 125 Maiden Lane is between Pearl and Water Streets.
ABOUT ((AUDIENCE))
((audience)) is an unprecedented project that explores the cinema as a 21st century concert hall. Currently, sound artists often must “perform” what are essentially multi-track recordings, interpreting the playback of their compositions to account for technical and acoustic variations in different sites. ((audience)) bypasses this problem by considering the cinema-hall as a standard technical and acoustic platform and site. The centerpiece of ((audience)) is a 2 ½ hour “film” of 5.1 surround sound works by seven international artists intended for presentation in movie theaters as “cinema in the dark.”
((audience)) is dedicated to the advancement of aural arts by providing wide distribution and new contexts for works by emerging and established sound artists and composers. For our first decade, ((audience)) will focus on the cinema as a technical and distributive platform, organizing a biennial nomadic art festival in partnership with select arts organizations worldwide.
Conceived in 2006, ((audience)) will premiere in Syracuse, NY this year and will continue to travel internationally through 2010. We are partnering with local arts organizations in cities worldwide and expect to hold 12 further screenings/festivals across New York and Califonia; in Minneapolis, MN; Providence, RI; Toronto and Montreal, Canada; Beirut, Lebanon; Stockholm, Sweden and Berlin, Germany. Curatorial lectures, performances, artist presentations and exhibitions will coincide with screenings on a city-to-city basis. For more information on ((audience)), visit http://au.dience.org.
((audience)) is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization, and Lower Manhattan Cultural Council’s Swing Space program.
UPCOMING EVENT
((audience)) @ the Red House Arts Center
September 17 - 27, 2009
With a solo exhibition by artist Raphael Lyon / MAIN EVENT: a screening of the complete 2009 ((audience)) program / live performances by New York sound artists / “Music on All Sides” - new surround sound works / “Cinema for the Eyes and Ears - new stereo audio/visual works / a ten-day radio festival on Red House Radio / and Jesus Christ Superstar Karaoke Brunch - more details to be announced on au.dience.org and theredhouse.org
201 S. West Street, Syracuse, NY 13202
315-425-0405 / press@theredhouse.org
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((audience))
Deadline:
Sun Jul 05, 2009 00:00
((audience)) is seeking statements of interest and submissions of completed works for inclusion in the ((audience)) festival in Syracuse, NY this September. Sound artists, electronic musicians and new media artists are invited to submit works and proposals in the following categories:
I.Live Performance for 5.1 diffusion
II.Cinema-in-the-Dark
III.Film/Video works
ABOUT ((audience))
((audience)) is a nomadic biennial festival of sound art, organized by Alexis Bhagat and Lauren Rosati. The centerpiece of ((audience09)) is a 2 ½ hour program of 5.1 surround sound works (with no visual accompaniment) by seven international artists, to be presented in pitch black cinema halls. ((audience)) promotes the exploration of the cinema as a concert hall for the 21st century.
((audience)) screenings and events are organized in partnership with local art centers.
Performances, lectures, radio broadcasts and other events are organized on a city-by-city basis. Our upstate New York ((audience09)) festival is being organized in association with the Red House Gallery in Syracuse, NY and will take place from September 17- 27, 2009.
CATEGORIES
Live Performance for 5.1 Diffusion
We primarily seek statements of interest and performance proposals from artists who have experimented with 5.1 diffusion. Performers working with multichannel diffusion other than 5.1 are also invited to submit. Genres could include: extended vocal work, computer music, electroacoustic music, noise, phonographic collage or manipulation.
GUIDELINES
Performance proposals and statements of interest must include video documentation of relevant past performances on DVD. Please also include a CV or resume, artist statement and full contact information.
Students and emerging artists are especially encouraged to apply for the performance category.
Cinema-in-the-Dark
We seek 5.1 surround and stereo works, which are “cinematic,” in any way that artists interpret that term. We are especially interested in narrative, poetic or dramatic works that experiment with spatialization or in musical works that play with the traditional idea of cinematic surround sound.
5.1 submissions are preferred. 5.1 submissions will also be considered for inclusion in the ((audience11)) main program. Stereo works may be submitted, and will be considered both for broadcast on Red House Art Radio during the ((audience09)) festival.
GUIDELINES
PLEASE SEND BOTH A PLAYABLE AND RAW DATA CD/DVD. Please also include a CV or resume, artist statement, full contact information.
PLAYABLE DISC:
Ordinary audio CD, DVD-V with black screen, or DVD-A.
RAW DATA DISC:
You must send uncompressed, 24-bit audio.
Distinct mono tracks, with channel info in the filename, are preferred. OMF files or Protools 7 session files are also acceptable.
Film/Video
We seek completed film and video works with compelling 5.1 surround soundtracks. Short (under 30min) film and video works will be considered for screening at the Red House Gallery Theater during ((audience09)). Longer works may be suggested for later screening.
GUIDELINES
DVD, production credits, distributor information (if relevant), CV or biographies of sound editor/designer, full contact information.
PLEASE SEND ALL SUBMISSIONS AND STATEMENTS TO:
((audience))
c/o Nadalex
39 Avenue A - #103
New York, NY 10009
Your submission or statement should be received by July 5, 2009.
(Compelling late submissions will be considered.)
Submission materials will not be returned.
Email inquiries may be sent to curators@au.dience.org
FOR MORE INFORMATION
AUDIENCE
http://au.dience.org
THE RED HOUSE
http://www.theredhouse.org/
I.Live Performance for 5.1 diffusion
II.Cinema-in-the-Dark
III.Film/Video works
ABOUT ((audience))
((audience)) is a nomadic biennial festival of sound art, organized by Alexis Bhagat and Lauren Rosati. The centerpiece of ((audience09)) is a 2 ½ hour program of 5.1 surround sound works (with no visual accompaniment) by seven international artists, to be presented in pitch black cinema halls. ((audience)) promotes the exploration of the cinema as a concert hall for the 21st century.
((audience)) screenings and events are organized in partnership with local art centers.
Performances, lectures, radio broadcasts and other events are organized on a city-by-city basis. Our upstate New York ((audience09)) festival is being organized in association with the Red House Gallery in Syracuse, NY and will take place from September 17- 27, 2009.
CATEGORIES
Live Performance for 5.1 Diffusion
We primarily seek statements of interest and performance proposals from artists who have experimented with 5.1 diffusion. Performers working with multichannel diffusion other than 5.1 are also invited to submit. Genres could include: extended vocal work, computer music, electroacoustic music, noise, phonographic collage or manipulation.
GUIDELINES
Performance proposals and statements of interest must include video documentation of relevant past performances on DVD. Please also include a CV or resume, artist statement and full contact information.
Students and emerging artists are especially encouraged to apply for the performance category.
Cinema-in-the-Dark
We seek 5.1 surround and stereo works, which are “cinematic,” in any way that artists interpret that term. We are especially interested in narrative, poetic or dramatic works that experiment with spatialization or in musical works that play with the traditional idea of cinematic surround sound.
5.1 submissions are preferred. 5.1 submissions will also be considered for inclusion in the ((audience11)) main program. Stereo works may be submitted, and will be considered both for broadcast on Red House Art Radio during the ((audience09)) festival.
GUIDELINES
PLEASE SEND BOTH A PLAYABLE AND RAW DATA CD/DVD. Please also include a CV or resume, artist statement, full contact information.
PLAYABLE DISC:
Ordinary audio CD, DVD-V with black screen, or DVD-A.
RAW DATA DISC:
You must send uncompressed, 24-bit audio.
Distinct mono tracks, with channel info in the filename, are preferred. OMF files or Protools 7 session files are also acceptable.
Film/Video
We seek completed film and video works with compelling 5.1 surround soundtracks. Short (under 30min) film and video works will be considered for screening at the Red House Gallery Theater during ((audience09)). Longer works may be suggested for later screening.
GUIDELINES
DVD, production credits, distributor information (if relevant), CV or biographies of sound editor/designer, full contact information.
PLEASE SEND ALL SUBMISSIONS AND STATEMENTS TO:
((audience))
c/o Nadalex
39 Avenue A - #103
New York, NY 10009
Your submission or statement should be received by July 5, 2009.
(Compelling late submissions will be considered.)
Submission materials will not be returned.
Email inquiries may be sent to curators@au.dience.org
FOR MORE INFORMATION
AUDIENCE
http://au.dience.org
THE RED HOUSE
http://www.theredhouse.org/
Négritude Party
Dates:
Thu Jun 18, 2009 00:00 - Wed Jun 10, 2009
Party to benefit the exhibition Négritude at Exit Art (open through July 25, 2009).
THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 2009, 7 -11 PM
Tickets are $20 (advanced tickets available below) Space is limited. For advanced tickets visit: http://www.exitart.org/site/pub/support/special\_events.html
Open bar sponsored by Grolsch beer from 7 - 8 PM. Cash bar 8 - 11 PM.
Exit Art / 475 10th Ave at 36th Street/ 212-966-7745
Music by:
Baye Kouyate - http://www.bayekouyate.com/
Dallam-Dougou - http://www.jumbierecords.com/dallamdougou/index.html
DJ Turmix - http://www.myspace.com/djturmix
FACEBOOK EVENT: http://www.facebook.com/groups.php?ref=sb#/event.php?eid=87264534297
THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 2009, 7 -11 PM
Tickets are $20 (advanced tickets available below) Space is limited. For advanced tickets visit: http://www.exitart.org/site/pub/support/special\_events.html
Open bar sponsored by Grolsch beer from 7 - 8 PM. Cash bar 8 - 11 PM.
Exit Art / 475 10th Ave at 36th Street/ 212-966-7745
Music by:
Baye Kouyate - http://www.bayekouyate.com/
Dallam-Dougou - http://www.jumbierecords.com/dallamdougou/index.html
DJ Turmix - http://www.myspace.com/djturmix
FACEBOOK EVENT: http://www.facebook.com/groups.php?ref=sb#/event.php?eid=87264534297
