press release
STUDIO10
56 Bogart Street Brooklyn NY 11206
Event Date: Sunday, February 23, 7:00p.m - 9:00p.m.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
SOUND PERFORMANCES: Magnetic Tape Operatives, Trouble and Drums & Drones
Please join us at STUDIO10 for Magnetic Tape Operatives, Trouble and Drums & Drones who will perform in three sets on Sunday, February 23 at 7:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
Magnetic Tape Operatives (Benjamin Miller, Bond Miller, Evelyne Buhler, Ryan Walsh) 10 analog tape machines, 6 small amplifiers, 4 humans. 2-track reel to reel, 4-track cassette, stereo and mono cassette, microcassette. Sonic structure derived from pre-recorded found sound, real-time manipulation, and internal feedback. No added electronics and no laptops. This performance is in celebration of their first cassette release.
8:15 p.m.
Trouble (aka Laura Paris) is an artist and arts activist living in NYC. She is active as a sculptor, painter, projectionist, and installation artist. Tonight, Trouble also includes Sam Hillmer of the band ZS... Recently Trouble has shown/performed at Invisible Dog, BAM, La Nuit Blanche, and Secret Project Robot Gallery in New York City, the Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center (EMPAC) in Troy NY, The White Chapel Gallery and Institute for Contemporary Art (ICA) in London, West Germany Show and Gallery space in Berlin, the Brno House of Arts in Brno Czech Republic, and the Vacant Gallery in Tokyo, Japan. Trouble also appears frequently as projectionist for Diamond Terrifier and ZS.
http://troublestuff.tumblr.com/
9:00 p.m.
Drums & Drones (Brian Chase) explores the sound of the resonance of a drum. Within that resonance is an amazingly diverse and sophisticated assemblage of tones. These tones can be isolated and extracted to form strikingly beautiful sound paintings.
Accompanying Drums & Drones audio is Drums & Drones video. This comes in the form of light and video projections done by artists Ursula Scherrer and Erik Zajaceskowski. The projections take the precise structural abstraction inherent within this project. They emphasize its function as an object of focus itself with results often hypnotic and entrancing.
For more information and images, please contact Annelie McGavin at (718) 852-4396.
L Train to Morgan Avenue
Gallery hours: Thursday through Sunday 1 - 6 pm or by appointment
Contact: studio10bogart@gmail.com (718) 852-4396