The next iteration of SoundSpace is inspired by the new exhibition, "Words/Matter: Latin American Art and Language." SoundSpace: word/play will explore the various ways artists employ connections between sound, language, and text.
The program will feature performances that utilize contact microphones to amplify the sound of drawing; hand-made rubber water hoses with audio clips describing childhood memories; a dance and spoken word piece that explores the onomatopoeia through the physical embodiment of vocalized text and performances by Octopus Project, Grageriart, and Yuliya Lanina.
The next iteration of SoundSpace is inspired by the new exhibition, "Words/Matter: Latin American Art and Language." SoundSpace: word/play will explore the various ways artists employ connections between sound, language, and text.
The program will feature performances that utilize contact microphones to amplify the sound of drawing; hand-made rubber water hoses with audio clips describing childhood memories; a dance and spoken word piece that explores the onomatopoeia through the physical embodiment of vocalized text and performances by Octopus Project, Grageriart, and Yuliya Lanina.
The next iteration of SoundSpace is inspired by the new exhibition, "Words/Matter: Latin American Art and Language." SoundSpace: word/play will explore the various ways artists employ connections between sound, language, and text.
The program will feature performances that utilize contact microphones to amplify the sound of drawing; hand-made rubber water hoses with audio clips describing childhood memories; a dance and spoken word piece that explores the onomatopoeia through the physical embodiment of vocalized text and performances by Octopus Project, Grageriart, and Yuliya Lanina.