Since 2018, Gino Robair has been developing letterpress-printing techniques modeled on the approach he uses as an instrumentalist, in order to transform what is normally considered a craft-based practice into a performing artform. By applying the concept of extended techniques to the printing press, new perspectives about the tools and materials emerge. Chance operations, game-based […]
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We’re pleased to welcome Victoria Shen to the Window Gallery for November and December! Be sure to join us for her Gallery Reception on December 14th at 6pm! RSVP for this FREE event on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/window-gallery-reception-victoria-shens-zero-player-piano-tickets-758344979247?aff=oddtdtcreator Bio & Artist Statement: Victoria Shen is a sound artist, experimental music performer, and instrument-maker based in San Francisco. […]
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We’re pleased to welcome Moldover to the Window Gallery for September and October! Be sure to join us for Moldover’s Gallery Reception on September 7th at 6pm! RSVP for this FREE event on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/window-gallery-reception-for-moldover-happencraft-creations-tickets-676326128657?aff=oddtdtcreator Artist Statement: I love music and technology. Marrying them together in new ways, while preserving traditional artistic values, is […]
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This exhibit will run during August in C4NM’s Atrium! Artist Statement: My asemic writing – writing with no semantic meaning – gradually developed from my notations for sound poetry. These are functional scores with a script consisting of the International Phonetic Alphabet with a lot of added symbols of my own invention. Sometime around the […]
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We’re pleased to welcome Tim Thompson to the Window Gallery for July and August! Be sure to join us for Tim’s Gallery Reception on July 20th at 6pm! RSVP for this FREE event at Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/window-gallery-reception-exploring-casual-instruments-the-space-palettes-tickets-661385711467 Artist statement: I am an advocate and developer of “casual instruments” that have a shallow learning curve along with […]
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Three Part Harmony Kyte Tatt June 1-July 30 Kyte Tatt is an American-born mixed media artist based in Berlin Germany. Kyte has been honing his skills as an artist for many years. It was in 2015 after relocating himself to his beloved Berlin, that Kyte began painting. A natural autodidact and creative, Kyte quickly developed […]
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The Maker Music Festival celebrates the makers of innovative, experimental and just plain unusual musical instruments. Currently, it is a virtual community of over 300 makers from around the world. The website is composed of a campus of “buildings” that each house a collection of exhibits. Every year, the campus grows as more exhibits are added […]
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SPEED OF SILENCE is a chronicle in pictures and sounds of the passing of the world as we move through it. Photographs in the show and book derive from a 13,000-mile road trip through 37 of the United States undertaken in fall 2020, in the depths of the Covid pandemic. Empty towns and landscapes full […]
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Shape Studies features suspended sculptural ceramic bells with a stunning sound. Made by Vancouver, Canada based interdisciplinary artist Roxanne Nesbitt, these pieces are crafted from porcelain and bone china clay. Nesbitt creates pieces that bloom with gradual physical transformations. These processes result in musical scales with incremental changes in timbre and pitch. Shape, colour, and texture are […]
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The performing arts have a deep and significant footing in queerness and while performing arts spaces are not inherently queer, they are essentially other than ordinary and quite often fabulous. Music is a queer art, it has no gender, and arouses feelings beyond gender and relationship boundaries. Music is the drag our feelings wear when […]
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