This opens two days before Bumbershiit Festival, so that would be a prime opportunity to hear/see some of what I imagine will be excellent sound-art pieces before the clueless crowds arrive.
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IN RESONANCE
Sound Art Installations
August 30 - September 5, 2005
Seattle, Washington
participants include:
Steve Roden
Marina Rosenfeld
Toshiya Tsunoda
Stephen Vitiello
Thurston Moore
Jim Haynes
Jesse Paul Miller
Steve Peters
Christine Wallers
Jennifer West
Christoph Cox
Climax Golden Twins
The Phonographers Union
curated by Fionn Meade and Robert Millis
IN RESONANCE is a group exhibition at the Rainer Room of the Seattle Center, exploring the presence and influence of sound in contemporary art through installation, sculpture, drawing, film and video. Eleven artists and artist teams contribute works that challenge medium-specificity with languages, soundscapes, and modeled environments all their own. Presented as part of the 2005 Bumbershoot Arts Festival, this exhibition brings together internationally renowned sound-based artists with leading regional artists to highlight an innovative, diverse, and increasingly important field of contemporary art.
The Seattle Center
Rainer Room
305 Harrison Street
Seattle, Washington
www.seattlecenter.com
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IN RESONANCE
A Night of Performances
Tuesday, August 30 at 8pm, IN RESONANCE offers a night of sound and performance at On The Boards with Steve Roden, Marina Rosenfeld, Eyvind Kang, and Jim Haynes. Admission is $10.
On The Boards
100 West Roy Street
Seattle, Washington
www.ontheboards.org
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IN RESONANCE
A Forum on Sound-based Art
Thursday, September 1, 7 PM
Henry Auditorium
FREE
Join philosopher and critic Christoph Cox as he leads acclaimed artists Steve Roden, Marina Rosenfeld, Stephen Vitiello, and Trimpin, in a discussion of the increased international attention and interest in sound-based art. The panel will explore wide ranging topics: how has sound art evolved and where is it heading? What are its most exciting manifestations? Why is sound fast becoming an integral part of many artists’ studio practice?
The Henry Art Gallery is located on the western edge of the University of Washington campus at 15th Avenue NE and NE 41st Street. Seattle, WA
