Small-Umbrella. Found Sound:The Experimental Instrument Project
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Amelia Douglas 2009 Australia
Found Sound:The Experimental Instrument Project
FOUND SOUND: The Experimental Instrument Project
GLG WEDNESDAY PROJECT EVENT
Guildford Lane Gallery
Wednesday 28 January 2009 to Tuesday 17 February 2009
Opening Wednesday 28 January 2009 Doors Open: 6:30pm
Performance: 7:00pm
Co-curated by Amelia Douglas and Albert Mishriki, Found Sound: The Experimental Instrument Project is a new series of musical and sound art events featuring original instruments designed and built by local artists and composers. The program will showcase rarely exhibited constructions by a diverse selection of performers, sound artists, musicians, sculptors and designers.
Found Sound: The Experimental Instrument Project is a series of musical and sound art events featuring experimental instruments designed and built by Australian artists and musicians.
Each event takes the form of an improvised collaboration between at least two participants who do not usually perform together. All sounds are to be generated by hand-made and/or found elements that can be welded, wired, stuck together, collaged or otherwise assembled into “playable” forms, including junk objects, springs, bicycle wheels, bits and bobs, kitchen gadgetry, string, circuit boards, bells, rubber bands, plants, car parts and custom-made music machines.
Found Sound is curated by Amelia Douglas and Albert Mishriki.
Contact: ameliajd@gmail.com
Found Sound at Guildford Lane Gallery
The 2009 program of Found Sound: The Experimental Instrument Project runs from January to June. There will be one performance a month, all on Wednesday evenings. Doors open at 6:30, performances 7-8pm. Entry by donation. All welcome!
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