The Blanton’s art and music series SoundSpace returns in virtual fashion with SoundSpace: Conversation Pieces.
Program curator Steve Parker has invited eight performers to create sonic pieces in response to an artwork in the Blanton’s collection. Online for the first time, the 24th edition of SoundSpace will transport audiences to the Blanton through sight, sound, and movement.
Filmed in front of the work of art that inspired each, performances include a recreation of an exhausting dance marathon, a lament for a lost mother and the rituals of parenthood, an interpretation of a painting as a graphic score, and a response to the silencing of queer individuals on la frontera that uses Stacked Waters by Teresita Fernández to represent the Rio Grande.
The performers include
- AKIRASH (award-winning artist from Nigeria)
- Alexa Capareda (Ballet Austin)
- claire rousay (New York Times profile)
- Graham Reynolds (“The Quintessential Modern Composer,” The Independent)
- Henna Chou (Musician-in-Residence, The Contemporary Austin)
- José Villalobos (2021 Texas Biennial)
- Michael Anthony García (award-winning artist and curator; member of Los Outsiders)
- Michael J. Love (2021 Tito’s Prize co-winner; 2021-2023 Princeton University Arts Fellow)
The Blanton’s art and music series SoundSpace returns in virtual fashion with SoundSpace: Conversation Pieces.
Program curator Steve Parker has invited eight performers to create sonic pieces in response to an artwork in the Blanton’s collection. Online for the first time, the 24th edition of SoundSpace will transport audiences to the Blanton through sight, sound, and movement.
Filmed in front of the work of art that inspired each, performances include a recreation of an exhausting dance marathon, a lament for a lost mother and the rituals of parenthood, an interpretation of a painting as a graphic score, and a response to the silencing of queer individuals on la frontera that uses Stacked Waters by Teresita Fernández to represent the Rio Grande.
The performers include
- AKIRASH (award-winning artist from Nigeria)
- Alexa Capareda (Ballet Austin)
- claire rousay (New York Times profile)
- Graham Reynolds (“The Quintessential Modern Composer,” The Independent)
- Henna Chou (Musician-in-Residence, The Contemporary Austin)
- José Villalobos (2021 Texas Biennial)
- Michael Anthony García (award-winning artist and curator; member of Los Outsiders)
- Michael J. Love (2021 Tito’s Prize co-winner; 2021-2023 Princeton University Arts Fellow)
The Blanton’s art and music series SoundSpace returns in virtual fashion with SoundSpace: Conversation Pieces.
Program curator Steve Parker has invited eight performers to create sonic pieces in response to an artwork in the Blanton’s collection. Online for the first time, the 24th edition of SoundSpace will transport audiences to the Blanton through sight, sound, and movement.
Filmed in front of the work of art that inspired each, performances include a recreation of an exhausting dance marathon, a lament for a lost mother and the rituals of parenthood, an interpretation of a painting as a graphic score, and a response to the silencing of queer individuals on la frontera that uses Stacked Waters by Teresita Fernández to represent the Rio Grande.
The performers include
- AKIRASH (award-winning artist from Nigeria)
- Alexa Capareda (Ballet Austin)
- claire rousay (New York Times profile)
- Graham Reynolds (“The Quintessential Modern Composer,” The Independent)
- Henna Chou (Musician-in-Residence, The Contemporary Austin)
- José Villalobos (2021 Texas Biennial)
- Michael Anthony García (award-winning artist and curator; member of Los Outsiders)
- Michael J. Love (2021 Tito’s Prize co-winner; 2021-2023 Princeton University Arts Fellow)
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