Category Archives: sound sculpture
Water Stories & Soundscapes this weekend

Two events this weekend!
Saturday (June 8) is the opening of Water Stories, an exhibition at BioBAT Art Space in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. My friend Anne Hollænder and I are presenting a new version of our interactive musical installation Water the Sounds. The opening event is 5-8pm on Saturday, but if you can’t make it, the show will be up for almost a year. The venue can be hard to find, so check the directions!
Sunday (June 9) is Soundscapes, the annual celebration of sound art at Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts. Come out to see the latest sound sculpture commissions and visit the permanent ones like my Stone Song! Caramoor is a pleasant ride out of the city on Metro North, so you get to start at Grand Central Terminal.
COLLAB: JAMIE MARIE ROSE
Video: Ranjit Bhatnagar
A collaboration with Jamie Marie Rose!
collab feb: Andrea Dezsö
Andrea Dezsö and I sent a postcard back and forth for a month, drawing on it each time.
I’ll post video here when flickr’s working again; meanwhile you can watch it on instagram.
collab feb: Sam Underwood
Sam Underwood turned an old tape deck into a drum machine, so I turned my old dog into a drum.
I’ll post the video when flickr finishes updating their video servers. Meanwhile, you can watch most of it on instagram.
collab feb: Justin Lacko
Justin sent me some field recordings and a picture of this manuscript page from Luc Ferrari’s Presque Rien #1. I used the page as a score to fade and trigger bits from Justin’s recordings.
I’ll post the video when flickr finishes updating their video servers, or you can watch it on instagram.
collab feb: Martin O’Leary
Martin sent me a recording of his robot plotter doing its thing. I cut the recording up randomly into samples and played Bach’s Invention #6 on it.
collab feb: Andrew Sempere
Andrew sent me an odd assortment of videos, so I decided to see how much I could mess them up using nothing but iMovie.
collab feb: Stephanie Sara Lifshutz
Stephanie (stephaniesaralifshutz.com/) brought the neon, I brought the laser cutter offcuts I’d been saving for years, and we built this blinky disco palace just for one night.
collab feb: Lara Shari Brodsky and Jonathan Brodsky
Jonathan: “I think my sister [Lara] just pocket dialed me while teaching a lesson, because now I have a 3 minute long voicemail of someone playing scales on a cello.”
Jonathan sent me the voicemail and I added the accompaniment. Jonathan also made the video.
(audio at soundcloud)



