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In another strip, he bemoans having to guard «Ja Ja Ja Ja Ja, Nee Nee Nee Nee Nee,» an audio installation by the German artist Joseph Beuys.
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The Institute of the Arts and Sciences, in collaboration with the UC Santa Cruz's Arboretum and Botanic Garden and the San Jose Museum of Art, is pleased to present FOREST (for a thousand years...), the beguiling and uncanny audio installation by renowned Cana
The Institute of the Arts and Sciences, in collaboration with the UC Santa Cruz's Arboretum and Botanic Garden and the San Jose Museum of Art, is pleased to present FOREST (for a thousand years...), the beguiling and uncanny audio installation by renowned Canadian artists Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller, April 7 - June 30, 2018.
The works, on show in the unfinished museum's third floor gallery include an audio installation by Swedish composer and sound artist BJ Nilsen and a work in sound and light by Los Angeles artist Yann Novak.
SJMA is pleased to collaborate with the Institute of the Arts and Sciences of the University of California, Santa Cruz, Arts Division on its presentation at the university's Arboretum and Botanic Garden of: FOREST (for a thousand years...), the beguiling and uncanny audio installation by renowned Canadian artists Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller.
At Team's Wooster Street location, an audio installation by Cory Arcangel that recreates and revises RUN-D.M.C.
The melancholic, slightly haunting monologues of Ilona Sagar's film piece and an audio installation by Sharon Hayes to an anonymous lover, complete the exhibition.
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.
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Starting in February, two sculptural installations by Banks Violette (b. 1973, USA) and two works of sculpture by Oscar Tuazon (b. 1975, USA) will be on view on the museum's ground floor, complemented by an audio installation for which Tuazon collaborated with Vito Acconci (1940 — 2017, USA).
In two video installations, unscripted audio conversations unfold between an unnamed character played by Wakeman and real customer - service providers.
The inclusion of the Chicago - based collective Public Collectors mixed - media installation on the life of audio recording enthusiast and activist Malachi Ritscher seems an unusual choice that brings up questions of activism and suicide, as Ritscher notoriously killed himself by setting himself on fire in public in 2002.
Image: Willum Geerts thru January 27, 2008 A group exhibition curated by Martijn Lucas Smit of Nieuwe Vide (NL) featuring artists Paul Baartmans (A / V - sculpture), Sema Bekirovic (video), Marissa Evers (drawing), Willum Geerts (video), Jannie Regnerus (film), Robbert van der Horst (audio), Jochem van der Spek (video installation) as well as Ward Denys with a functional sculpture.
A group exhibition curated by Martijn Lucas Smit of Nieuwe Vide (NL) featuring artists Paul Baartmans (A / V - sculpture), Sema Bekirovic (video), Marissa Evers (drawing), Willum Geerts (video), Jannie Regnerus (film), Robbert van der Horst (audio), Jochem van der Spek (video installation) as well as Ward Denys with a functional sculpture.
Anne Hardy (b. 1970, St Albans, UK) presents a new field work - an installation charged with colour, light, audio and physical objects at the former headquarters of Nicholls & Clarke building suppliers, managed by Location House.
Also in 2016, she presented «Nástio Mosquito: Template Temples of Tenacity,» composed of three new works by the Angola - born artist — a site - specific installation, audio - visual project, and a series performances.
One of the most influential European graffiti artists, best known for breaking the dimensionality of the flat surface graffiti was painted on, took over the entire gallery space by creating site - specific audio - visual installation.
The Infinite Mix held at The Store presents major audio - visual installations by leading international artists Martin Creed (UK); Jeremy Deller (UK) and Cecilia Bengolea (Argentina); Stan Douglas (Canada); Cyprien Gaillard (France)» Dominique Gonzalez - Foerster (France); Cameron Jamie (USA); Kahlil Joseph (USA); Elizabeth Price (UK); Ugo Rondinone (Switzerland) and Rachel Rose (USA).
AA Bronson in collaboration with Mark Jan Krayenhoff van de Leur and Adrian Hermanides, with an audio component titled FIELD by Ebe Oke, Folly (Detail / detail), 2015/16, mixed media installation, installation view KW Institute for Contemporary Art, photo: Frank Sperling, Courtesy the artist and Esther Schipper, Berlin
Several large installations, in some cases with elaborate video projections, are complemented by a series of drawings, an audio installation, sculptures and numerous videos.
Sleep (1999), a large photography and sound installation by Ugo Rondinone (b. 1963, Brunnen, Switzerland), uses the technique of the storyboard and couples it with an audio component, creating a cinematic narrative without employing a moving image.
Installation view of sculpture by KEVIN BEASLEY that features an audio component capturing real - time sound from the Casey Kaplan space at Frieze New York.
Policing Gender is an installation of photographs and audio created by artist Lorenzo Triburgo.
«The Chalk Factory» (2017) is an audiovisual installation by Mikhail Karikis comprising 10 video channels and 10 audio channels.
The installation which combines two bodies of work; a 15 meter long painting by Reynolds and a thirty - two minute, six channel audio composition by Riegler, has been a moving experince for visitors and is a must see for those able to get to the gallery.
The Canadian husband - and - wife team of Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller specialize in creating meditative, otherworldly site - specific sound installations that lead viewers through a multisensory journey — sometimes literally, as in the case of their audio guides that spur listeners on tours characterized by fictional narratives about what they're seeing.
Occupying a range of unexpected sites in the city of Houston, CounterCurrent includes audio and visual installation, live performance, and participatory events by artists from around the world.
Featuring 10 powerful audio - visual works by artists including Martin Creed, Jeremy Deller, Rachel Rose, Cyprien Gaillard and Kendrick Lamar - collaborator Kahlil Joseph, The Infinite Mix will lead visitors on an immersive journey through multi-screen installations, holograms and cinema - style 3D projections.
This will also be aided by guerrilla public installations of radios installed around the Tenderloin bringing his interventions directly to the street as a form of audio graffiti.
The opening of the Open Plan will be marked by a site - specific sound installation by Andrea Fraser, Down the River, which uses audio recordings from a correctional facility to reflect on the parallel booms in museum and prison construction in the US since the 1970s (on view from February 26 until March 13, 2015).
A large - scale multi-media installation incorporating audio, video, digital photographs, and tamale leaves created by Memphis artist Richard Lou.
Mercy Garden, 2013 — 14 (video still); audio - video installation (video projection on two walls, carpet, sheepskins, with music by Heinz Rohrer); dimensions variable.
Worry Will Vanish Horizon, 2014 (video still); audio - video installation (video projection on two walls, carpet, blankets, with music by Heinz Rohrer); dimensions variable.
Pipilotti Rist, [Installation View] Himalaya's Sister's Living Room, 2000, seven projections surrounded by furniture and objects, wallpaper mounted on wood, seven players, one audio system with four speakers (sound with Anders Guggisberg).
Nari Ward Spellbound, 2015 (Installation view) piano, used keys, spanish moss, light, audio and video elements 55 x 30 x 62 inches / 139.7 x 76.2 x 157.5 cm Videographer: Steven Rose Audio Composer: Austin Nelson Commissioned by SCAD Museum of Art Courtesy of the artist and Lehmann Maupin, New York and Hong Kong.
The Development is comprised of three parts: an audio guide of the Hudson Valley available as a download from the Apple Store and Google Play; a video installation sited at CCS Bard by the artist collaborative eteam; and a community screening.
The Jazz Museum at the Old Mint held a sampling of the sometimes naughty, little - known collages that jazz great Louis Armstrong made in the final two decades of his life, as well as Satch Hoyt's tambourines linked into chains attached to mirrors to form endless columns, or halved and assembled into crosses reminiscent of the city's famous ironwork; and there were two installations by Dario Robleto, one featuring preserved, mounted butterflies with antennae made of audio tape delicately perched on the edges of the fossilized inner - ear bones of whales, and the other a collaboration with the record label Dust - to - Digital to preserve early gospel music.
An installation by Australian artist Michael Graeve considers abstract painting via painted blocks of color and tonal audio overlays.
Kills 99.9 % of bacteria is a group exhibition — including new and existing video, audio and installation works by Kate Cooper, French & Mottershead, Edy Fung, Jasmin Marker, Jennifer Mehigan & Darius Ou, and Roee Rosen — that explores encounters with otherness.
The Program in Visual Arts presents «You Are Not Required to Fight Fires,» an exhibition of new work by Princeton senior Kathleen Ma, whose mixed media works (audio - video installations, diagrams, and poetry) explore themes of authority, instructions, agency, and individual / collective responsibility.
Developed by staff and guest curators, this year - round programme consists of three - to - five exhibitions in the main gallery, eight exhibitions in the audio art gallery and one installation in the surround gallery.
CORNISH COLLEGE OF THE ARTS: 300 Eighth Ave. N. «Secret Identity,» interactive audio and video installation by Alicia Berger and John Burrow.
His recent works include «Pacific Ocean Water Colors,» a series of paintings created using the currents of the Pacific Ocean, and «The Voice,» a five - channel audio installation commissioned for the Singapore Biennale 2013, where his poetry was narrated by Carolyn Hopkins, a voice actress whose announcements are used for the entire New York City subway system and most airports worldwide.
McBride's installation, which features her ceramic busts and torsos of bodies in decay and spaces made hollow by time, also includes an audio recording of her mother's soft voice as she sings.
In the same room, opposite the audio installation, a film is projected, titled Maybe one must begin with some particular places (2012), featuring a dancer twisting and furling, as if moved by an eddying current.
In the audio installation, each memory is therefore mediated: by the writer's choice of words and grammar, by the reader, and by the presentation.
Frieze Music Frieze Music returns in 2015 for one night only with a large - scale audio - visual installation and performance by the collaborative project 18 +, co-commissioned with The Vinyl Factory.
Ceramic boomboxes, many of which were created in The Contemporary Austin's Art School studios, are joined by additional audio installations incorporating large - scale oratory speakers, cassette decks, and other outmoded listening devices and electronic components.
There is also a beguiling room - sized installation by Hank Willis Thomas that recasts the symbols of the Confederate flag in the colors of black nationalism — and projects them in tune with a soundtrack of spoken - word audio (a piece that Times art critic Christopher Knight describes as «enthralling.»)
A multimedia installation of film projections and audio explores notions of family and love by queer - identified individuals, while a related film, made in collaboration with artist Jennifer Moon, employs footage from home movies to tell a story about memory and the meaning of home.