Piano, Alone in a Room
"Piano, Alone in a Room" will be a live-streamed series of coded and realtime player piano activations.
"Piano, Alone in a Room" will be a live-streamed series of coded and realtime player piano activations.
Attorneys General is project of Matthew Byars (Baltimore, MD) in which guest players send him sounds which he then attempts to manipulate into a cohesive—or uncohesive—whole
and the home of the [placeholder] is a series of //sense’s experimental community theater works
that explores the meaning of home through actions, performances, new media, technologies,
and beyond.
Maximizing the possibilities of time-based arts, //sense presents a two-hour experimental theater work that celebrates cross-pollination between sound, video, performance, and technologies — featuring a team of more than 40 artists.
Students will play arrangements of American classics and improvisations with faculty members Stefen Robinson and Zachary Sargent and guest artists.
Video premieres inspired by jaimie branch and live footage from Brackish’s 2022 season.
Image is a Seed is an ongoing artwork that combines the Syeus Mottel photography archive with new media made by current artists. Much of the archive is uncirculated and has not been seen by anyone in decades.
ARTIST BIO:
Gino Robair has performed and recorded with Tom Waits, Anthony Braxton, John Zorn, Nina Hagen, Terry Riley, Lou Harrison, John Butcher, Derek Bailey, Peter Kowald, Otomo Yoshihide, and the ROVA Saxophone Quartet. He is one of the "25 innovative percussionists" included in the book Percussion Profiles (SoundWorld, 2001), as well as a founding member of the Splatter Trio and Pink Mountain.
This third preview event for Keymore Festival will feature a conversation between Shi-An Costello (pianist, composer, Keymore lead organizer) and Rich Coburn (Founder and Director of BIPOC Voices).
Image is a Seed is an ongoing artwork that combines the Syeus Mottel photography archive with new media made by current artists. Much of the archive is uncirculated and has not been seen by anyone in decades.
This second preview event for Keymore Festival will feature a conversation between Shi-An Costello (pianist, composer, Keymore lead organizer) and Rhapsody Synder (Executive Director of Chicago Jazz Philharmonic and Member of the Keymore Advisory Board).
Trío Lesión
Lesión is a Colombian trio by clarinetist María Valencia, double bassist Santiago Botero and violinist Ana Ruiz Valencia. Focused on free improvisation, Trio Lesion takes its name from a long history of frustrated encounters, usually due to some injury (lesión) of any of its members, Covid-19, unexpected travels or city changes. For this concert, Trio Lesión performs an acoustic concert at the housing project Centro Antonio Nariño, an iconic representation of Modern architecture in Bogota built in 1952 that integrates interior and exterior spaces, public and private life. In a post-pandemic world, these housing models are gaining interest again by local people as they represent an architecture that counteracts neoliberal and airbnb-like housing projects.
John McCowen will perform solo works for contrabass clarinet. These works showcase the contrabass clarinet as a polyphonic instrument. By finessing the instrument’s sonic spectrum, a language based in the natural harmonics of a cylinder is developed. Put simply, the music features multiple, independent moving lines from one acoustic sound source.
La Experimental is a serial sonic encounter that has continually evolved since 2005, emanating from Chile and extending across the world.
Join us online at 3 PM Saturday, October 8th as curatorial fellow Camila Nebbia presents "A Door in The Mountain". The concert features work by Sheng Jie, Sharmila Seyyid, Rayra Pereira Da Costa, and Cansu Tankrikulu.
Pause in time is an ongoing project series of participatory events, incorporating chant, poetry, music, and sound, to bring calm and peace in individuals.
éteres presents Dead Spots Sunday, September 25 1pm CT
9/22/22
1. Zander Raymond
2. Al Kolot
3. Ana Paula Santana + Kikù Hibino
4. Marcus Fischer
9/15/22
1. Peter Speer
2. Milad Mozari
3. Mehve (Kikù Hibino + Haruhi)
4. Sam Prekop
MSHR with Tomutonttu and Lula Asplund
Curated by Dorothy Carlos
Sunday, September 11 at 7PM
Anıl Çamcı presents Vylderness: Worldmaking through Modular Synthesis and VR on Friday, August 26.
Productora Mutante presents Mutant Virtual Festival 2022 – 24 years of Noise
Celebration of 24 years of Ruido Marginal with artists from all over the world with exclusive shows for PM, experimental music, Noise and new psychedelia. Curated by Productora Mutante
ESS is honored to be invited to curate and organize a streaming program as part of The Wire Magazine 40th Anniversary this July. Featuring new work by an international line-up of artists.
ESS is honored to be invited to curate and organize a streaming program as part of The Wire Magazine 40th Anniversary this July. Featuring new work by an international line-up of artists.
Sunday – July 24, 2022 at Crashbox
5:00 PM Demon Bear
6:00 PM Teletextile
7:00 PM Texas State Mysterium for New Music
8:00 PM Atlas Maior with special guests
COTFG is a volunteer-run arts organization supporting creative expression and counter-culture community. Our annual New Media Art and Sound Summit® is a multi-day summer festival dedicated to diversifying Austin’s musical ecosystem.
The group originally formed at an old church on the east side in 2003 and over the years has included rotating casts of volunteers, artists, local audience and long distance pen-pals. We have presented over one thousand events to date including concerts, art exhibitions, workshops, film screenings and other adventurous excursions. In 2007 COTFG became a sponsored project of SVT and held monthly events at their former Manor Rd home until June of 2016. We continue to present interesting forward-thinking experimental music all over Austin.
For more information about the series visit cotfg.org or email cotfg.assistant@gmail.com
To see the list of performers from the 2021 festival click <<here>>
To see the list of performers from the 2020 festival click <<here>>
To see the list of performers from the 2019 festival click << here >>
To see the list of performers from 2018 festival click << here >>
COTFG is a sponsored project of the non-profit organization
Salvage Vanguard Theater 501 (c)(3) and supported in part by the City of Austin Cultural Arts Division
Saturday – July 23, 2022 at Crashbox
5:00 PM Crystal Voyager
6:00 PM Future Museums Ensemble
7:00 PM Armond Dorsey
8:00 PM Sunken Cages x Dragonchild
COTFG is a volunteer-run arts organization supporting creative expression and counter-culture community. Our annual New Media Art and Sound Summit® is a multi-day summer festival dedicated to diversifying Austin’s musical ecosystem.
The group originally formed at an old church on the east side in 2003 and over the years has included rotating casts of volunteers, artists, local audience and long distance pen-pals. We have presented over one thousand events to date including concerts, art exhibitions, workshops, film screenings and other adventurous excursions. In 2007 COTFG became a sponsored project of SVT and held monthly events at their former Manor Rd home until June of 2016. We continue to present interesting forward-thinking experimental music all over Austin.
For more information about the series visit cotfg.org or email cotfg.assistant@gmail.com
To see the list of performers from the 2021 festival click <<here>>
To see the list of performers from the 2020 festival click <<here>>
To see the list of performers from the 2019 festival click << here >>
To see the list of performers from 2018 festival click << here >>
COTFG is a sponsored project of the non-profit organization
Salvage Vanguard Theater 501 (c)(3) and supported in part by the City of Austin Cultural Arts Division
Friday – July 22, 2022 at Crashbox
5:00 PM Past program summary videos
6:00 PM Sonic Meditations for Marching Band
7:00 PM J. Brent Crosson + Marissa Ayala
7:40 PM The Lombo Combo
8:30 PM Wang Ziyu with James Tabata
9:30 PM El Mantis
COTFG is a volunteer-run arts organization supporting creative expression and counter-culture community. Our annual New Media Art and Sound Summit® is a multi-day summer festival dedicated to diversifying Austin’s musical ecosystem.
The group originally formed at an old church on the east side in 2003 and over the years has included rotating casts of volunteers, artists, local audience and long distance pen-pals. We have presented over one thousand events to date including concerts, art exhibitions, workshops, film screenings and other adventurous excursions. In 2007 COTFG became a sponsored project of SVT and held monthly events at their former Manor Rd home until June of 2016. We continue to present interesting forward-thinking experimental music all over Austin.
For more information about the series visit cotfg.org or email cotfg.assistant@gmail.com
To see the list of performers from the 2021 festival click <<here>>
To see the list of performers from the 2020 festival click <<here>>
To see the list of performers from the 2019 festival click << here >>
To see the list of performers from 2018 festival click << here >>
COTFG is a sponsored project of the non-profit organization
Salvage Vanguard Theater 501 (c)(3) and supported in part by the City of Austin Cultural Arts Division
Attorneys General is a project led by Matthew Byars of DC-based band The Caribbean. A formative experience for Byars as a listener was hearing the work of soundman Martin Swope of Mission of Burma on their seminal 1985 live record, The Horrible Truth About Burma, in which Swope, using a reel-to-reel tape machine, captured, looped, manipulated, and destroyed elements of the band’s sound in spontaneous and unexpected ways. Byars has adapted this approach to having three-four people (different players every time, mostly) generate utterly improvised sound through a mixing board he controls, which allows him to capture, loop, manipulate, and destroy the sounds they create. Results vary from the transcendent to the disastrous, but the inherent risk involved is, ultimately, the point.
Players for this event are remote and will connect to Matthew via an internet connection. Here are their respective locations and times they’ll be generating sound:
-Mark Vernon (Glasgow, UK) (7-7:30)
-Ben Allen (Lexington, KY) (7:30-8:00)
-Davis Salisbury & Josh Krahn (Charlottesville, VA) (8-8:30)
-Michael Kentoff (Washington, DC) (8:30-9:00)
Língua Fora ("Tongue Out") is a series of performances focused on artistic practices that investigate the power of voice beyond the words, and in intersection with analog and digital technologies and other sonorities.
The tongue is an articulating machine of words, chants, and noises that emerge from bodies in vibration and relation. Língua Fora awakens amidst a dream and, in laughter, cries the everyday tragedy through a gesture, easing some memory, object, bird, or insect out through the throat. Língua Fora is the possibility of embodying language, without dismissing it but dissolving it in a discovery of vocal and mouth pleasures and afflictions. For more information about Língua Fora, visit: https://leviata.org/novaed/linguafora
Juliana R. is an artist working towards sound and composing. Her work is based on research that brings live performance as a creative process, experimenting formats where she improvises with predetermined elements and limitations.
Paola Ribeiro is an artist, singer, researcher and educator. Currently, she investigates the body that expands through voice and the relationships that occur through spatial and sound perception. The developments of her research are articulated through the intertwining of languages such as performance, music and video.
Inés Terra is a vocalist, improviser and producer. She works in the areas of music, sound art and performance art, using voice exploration as a connection within creation processes. She created the vocal performance series Língua Fora in São Paulo, and she released albums as Ruminar (Editora Leviatã) with Iago Mati and Teia (RKZ Records) with Julia Teles.
Promo material Art: Natasha Xavier.