I’m happy to have my newest work of plotter art, Three Ways to Build a Pyramid in a Day included in the Primal Disposition III: Sacred Triangle exhibit at the Vestige Concept Gallery in Pittsburgh. The exhibit runs through November 12. There’s an opening reception on Saturday, October 7 at 6pm.
I didn’t get a chance to promote yesterday’s talk about Data as Medium at the UTVAC, but I greatly appreciate the invitation, their hospitality, and everyone who showed up for the event.
My plotter drawing seedscape 19 is included in the Infobahn exhibit at the Atlantic Center for the Arts (ACA) in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. The exhibit runs from February 11 to May 13.
ACA is such a special place. I had a great experience there in 2011 as an artist-in-residence working with composer David Behrman.
The collaborative Tracing Thin Air project I’ve been making with Karen Brummund and Allison Grant culminates in a one-night only video and sound installation on Friday.
December 2 7-9pm Tracing Thin Air Installation between Monarch Coffee and The Alcove Tuscaloosa AL
For this part of the project I’ve created a sound installation driven by air quality data that we collected over the last 9 months using Purple Air sensors. I sonify the data using a variety of sound generating and audio processing devices built with Cycling ’74’s Max.
Screenshot of Tracing Thin Air Max patch
It’s been fun digging into Max’s multichannel mc. system, especially in combination with the gen~ suite of objects. Graham Wakefield & Gregory Taylor’s excellent book Generating Sound & Organizing Time has been a particularly timely (hah!) and useful resource. Highly recommended.