Sentences with phrase «interactive audio installation»
Interactive audio installation.
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Her studio practice focuses on creating installations and interactive environments that explore various ways in which digital technologies can transform one's perception of audio and visual stimuli.
Elaine's areas of interest include: Interactive arts (dance / visual arts / poetry...); performance and installations; contemporary arts; computer music; digital video; new aesthetics; noise (audio & visual) and ambient (spatial chaos / order) transformed into art materials and expressions; new techniques; cultural diversity and interaction.
For this project, XAP have brought together an international group of artists and technologists, combining multi-sensory installations, interactive robotics, paint, machine learning, dance, sculpture, video, print, audio and performance.
CORNISH COLLEGE OF THE ARTS: 300 Eighth Ave. N. «Secret Identity,» interactive audio and video installation by Alicia Berger and John Burrow.
Augmenting them with make - up, wigs, glass eyes, as well as interactive sensors and audio components to simulate bodily processes and reactions, Hershman Leeson, like Thek, also encased her modular body parts in materials like Plexiglas or recycled them into site - specific installations, plugging the figures into larger cultural narratives about power, technology and gender.
They have held solo shows at the Rubin Museum of Art in New York, the District Six Museum in Cape Town, «Capo d'Arte» in Gagliano del Capo (Lecce) and in Times Square, where in 2016 they displayed Jungle - ized, a major interactive audio - visual installation.
December 2, 2014, Austin, Texas — From January 24 through April 19, The Contemporary Austin presents an immersive and interactive exhibition of assemblages, sculptures, objects, and audio installations by New York - based artist Tom Sachs.
Her solo exhibitions include Theatermachine, an interactive audio / video and environment installation in Bonn, Germany in 1995; The Book of Air, also in Bonn in 1993; Paradox Beach, a permanent installation of a children's learning game at the Staten Island Children's Museum in 2005, and Every Time I Open My Eyes I See Things, at the Butler Institute of American Art in 2008.
The App provides instant access to the nearly 3,000 works of modern and contemporary art in the Phillips's permanent collection; exhibition and collection audio guides; concert and artist talk podcasts; behind - the - scenes installation videos; interactive floor plans; exhibition and event calendars; visitor information; and one - click text message donations.
Debuting at Come Together in the Bayview, this interactive art installation features audio of Wu Yee's founders, a slideshow of Wu Yee's early days, notes of how Wu Yee has impacted San Francisco's children and families, and a call to San Francisco's politicians and leaders to consider Wu Yee's impact in their policy decisions.