EXPERIMENTAL
INTERMEDIA The Forty-Eighth Anniversary of EI performances at 224 Centre Street, the Fifty-Third Anniversary of the Founding of Experimental Intermedia, the Fifty-Third Anniversary of the 224 Centre Street loft, and, not least, The Thirty-First Annual Festival with no fancy name, Part Two (or B) Phill Niblock, curator March 2022 Fridman Gallery and EI in collaboration concerts At 169 Bowery, live in person and streamed on Vimeo, 7pm EDT, www.fridmangallery.com and experimentalintermedia.org |
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Forbes Graham
(New York) |
Tuesday 15
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A piece based on sounds
from prepared electric guitar, analog and digital devices that
are processed live by different means; live guitar, samples,
prerecorded sounds, analog synth, midi
controllers forbesgrahammusic.com |
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Nicola
Hein and Viola Yip (Berlin, New York, Hong Kong) |
Wednesday 16 |
Transsonic (Hein and Yip) is an
experimental transmedial duo that creates immersive
site-specific performances and installations bridging the
vibrations of light and sound, trained as musicians, both look
into the ontology of sound and how musical experience can be
transformed beyond its common material—sound, for their artistic
research project Transsonic, they explore light as an expanded
musical material, they research and create performances,
improvising between lights and sounds as equally important but
dialectical musical materials, for this concert, the duo is
creating a new piece for lights and electronics that incorporate
our bodies as part of the circuit nicolahein.com violayip.com/ |
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Liz Phillips (New York) |
Thursday 17 |
“Sea Gestures: Sound Swim” She will live process with Heidi Howard’s gestures as she paints, Liz picks up sounds from fish in motion and shell textures Lizphillips.net lizphillips.net/w/?page_id=3 heidihoward.net/ |
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Virtual events at EI -
www.experimentalintermedia.org, 9pm EDT |
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Kit Fitzgerald (New York) A Video Event |
Monday 21 |
Video is my instrument and my
orchestra; my images are literal, poetic, performative,
expressive, the work is grounded in the tactile, my approach is
along the lines of wabi-sabi, influenced by European painting
and by my experience with Asian approaches - from early
collaborations with Nam June Paik, residencies in Korea and
Tokyo, and yoga; I like to create beauty in a chaotic world;
beauty is truth, but sometimes the truth is
painful kitfitzgerald.com |
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Davidson
Gigliotti (New York and Venice) A Video Event |
Tuesday 22 |
In the late 70s, better cameras
and better cassette decks were making the move to television for
single channel video art a real possibility, I was taping a lot
of performance art in those days, I had a good studio, decent
equipment, and some idea of how to go about it and my friend
Jean Dupuy was at the heart of a distinctive style of New York
performance art; the artists he championed, Joe Lewis, Tim Maul,
Michael Smith, Julia Heyward, to name just a few, performed
regularly in the Grommet shows staged in his Broadway loft, it
was Jean’s wish that some of these performances should be
recorded, it was my idea to try to put them on TV |
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Jen Morris (Montreal, Lausanne) |
Wednesday 23 |
Sometime Lausanne-based
Montrealer sound artistcollaborates with west-coast analog media
makerAlex MacKenziefor an apartment- sized sleight of hand, all
curtains and mirrors, an uncanny amalgam of susurrus sonic
somnambulism born of bespoke instruments combined with
phosphenic photochemical fabulations on Super 8 and 16mm,
featuringMorris’homemade invention - the “Pivophone”, an
instrument built of pine cones squirrelgirl.com/releases/sic alexmackenzie.ca |
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Warren Burt (Australia) |
Thursday
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Nine
Pieces from 2020 (57 minutes) - Nine video and electronic sound
pieces made with VCV Rack as real-time performances; all nine
pieces use chaos mathematics in some form or another warrenburt.com |
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Ulrich Krieger and Carl Stone (LA, LA and Japan) | Friday 25 |
Ulrich Krieger (winds) and Carl Stone
(computer) triangulate with EI from California and Tokyo, as they
lob the musical data back and forthover the uncharted depths of the
information highways, recursively and relentlessly processing each
other rlsto.net/Nooz
ulrich-krieger.com |
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SCREEN COMPOSITIONS 18 - curated by Katherine Liberovskaya | Monday 28 |
The 18th edition of Screen Compositions
(3rd virtual), invariably brings you a collection of inspiring and
inspired intersections of moving image with sonic art; a program of
screen works representing dynamic two-way collaborations between
video/film artists and sound/music artists specifically intended for
single-channel projection with no live or performance component;
featuring collaborations by: Gill Arno / Austin Larkin; Yorgos
Bougiouk / George Moraitis; Charles-André Coderre / Thomas Bonvalet;
Matija Debeljuh / Tamara Obrovac; Janene Higgins / Elliott Sharp;
Katherine Liberovskaya / Marcia Bassett; Elise Passavant / Zahra
Mani; Alex Pelly / Byron Westbrook; Els Van Riel / Rhodri Davies;
Beth Warshafsky / Portal iii |
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Peggy Ahwesh (Brooklyn) A Video Event | Tuesday 29 |
She will share both recent video and early
film works and a video made during the isolation of the pandemic
lockdown microscopegallery.com/peggy-ahwesh-exhibitions/ |
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Our programs are supported by
the Aaron Copland Fund for Music, the Phaedrus
Foundation, Fridman Gallery, and the New York State Council
on the Arts with the support of the Office of the
Governor and the New York State Legislature |
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The video-audio recordings of
the concerts will be posted on our website the morning after
each concert and will remain there.
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