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SONIC CHARGE:
The Boundaries of Sound Exploded


When:
FRIDAY MAY 14 2004 | 8PM


Where:

21 Grand website | 449B 23rd Street | BART (to 19th Street Station) Directions

Cost:

$5 (benefiting the production of Project>Soundwave and organizations supporting the development of the creative sound arts and education)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ME’D1.ATE Network presents SONIC CHARGE, a showcase of sound artists breaking the foundations and fringes of sound process and sound making. Featuring live sound art and music performances, and video screenings, SONIC CHARGE is the second installment of the Soundwave>Series, a collection of live events celebrating the possibilities of the sonic medium and that surround the new CD release of Project>Soundwave.

SONIC CHARGE is a participant of ArtSFest 2004. www.artSFest2004.com

Press images available here.

Proceeds of the CD release and events will support the production of Project>Soundwave and benefit local organizations supporting the development of the creative sound arts and education.

 

 

LIVE SOUND PERFORMANCES BY:


   


justino[ruidobello]

justino, aka Jorge Bachmann, is a sculpture, photo-based and sound artist constantly obsessed with the sounds surrounding him. Since the early 80’s, he has collected field recordings, exploring the strange, unique and microcosmic sounds of everyday life. The artist creates sound atmospheres for his sculpture installations and uses his compositions exploring social and sensual constructs and experiences. San Francisco, CA www.anihilo.com

 

Neal Morgan
Neal makes songs for fields (lawns, meadows, etc.) and provides the music, either in recorded form or in performance, for the viewing of the photographs or videos of fields he has visited. He is interested in meditation on a field as a compositional element and how the resulting emotions and thoughts influence a listener’s experience of sounds. Berkeley, CA. www.warmfields.com

 

Night Night
Night Night's music is composed using various acoustic, electronic and junk-technology sources, which are progressively reshaped with scratched CDs and tape manipulation, Speak N Spell affirmations over tone poems and stuttered rhythms. Night Night is the lap-pop alias for Dana Gumbiner, singer and songwriter with the band Deathray. Sacramento, CA. www.deathraymusic.com

 

Matt Davignon JUST ANNOUNCED!
Matt Davignon has developed a unique form of improvisation over the last 10 years, focusing on textures, arrhythmic patterns and musical imperfections. Combining acoustic and electronic elements, he attempts to create dynamic, biological music from seemingly limited source material. Matt has organized events such as the San Francisco Found Objects Festival and Sound/Shift Oakland. Oakland, CA www.bayimproviser.com/mattdavignon

 

 
SCREENINGS AND WORKS BY:
 
   
     

Maria Blondeel Video Meteorology: Wondering What the Sky Sounds Like Tielt (28-08-2002 at 9pm) 12 mins, Sound Installation Video, 2002)
The tones you hear are produced by an electronic sound generator installed in a car. A Cmos module and 2 light sensors were attached to the windshield of a car facing the sky. The pitch and intensity of the sound changed in real-time according to the light situation. You hear a mix of high and low pitched square waves recorded while driving. The recording was made at night in the country side near Tielt, Belgium. Street lights became the main element in the work and shape sequences with speed and distance. Maria pursues a multidisciplinary approach to time-based experiments in technology, light and sound and has exhibited her work in the United States, Europe, Singapore and Japan. Ghent, Belgium. http://listen.to/street_work

 

 

 

 

Tom Thayer
Tom uses video games as sound source/instrument usually accompanying a video game-generated music with projected movies that are also created with video games (using the video game as a video camera). Tom is a visual artist who became interested in the sound and music scene in DeKalb, IL. Soon he began performing live sound art performances, creating abstract techno-music and movies and exhibiting at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago. Tom is a professor at Middle Tennessee State University where he continues creating a new body of paintings, sculptures and music. Mulfreesboro, TN www.tomthayer.net

 

 

 

 
ABOUT PROJECT>SOUNDWAVE

     



Project>Soundwave inquires the possibilities for the sonic medium: exploring the creation of sound; attempting to understand and shape the aural landscapes in everyday life; or finding innovative ways to engage the listener using sound as language, music, environment, or vehicle for human connection and interaction.

Project>Soundwave is synthesized in an audio CD and events celebrationg the possibilities of sound, language and music.

CD RELEASE Project>Soundwave: An Exploration into the Nature of Sound is an eclectic collection of works that investigates the creation of sound and the possibilities for the sonic medium. 18 tracks by 15 diverse artists from 5 countries (including 3 from the Bay Area) were selected to inspire possibilities of what sound can be and find innovative ways for us to think, communicate, understand and shape the aural landscapes that surround us. BUY NOW

www.projectsoundwave.com

 

 
ABOUT MEDIATE NETWORK

 




ME’D1ATE Network is a not-for-profit creative community that produces cross-pollinating collaborations between diverse artists and mediums and incites innovative ideas and visions through its exhibitions, products and live events.

In development for over a year and a half, Project>Soundwave is a production of MEDIATE NETWORK and curated and organized by Alan So.

www.me-di-ate.net