Sound artist, media artist and composer for both humans and computers. So much banjo, too
Here’s a virtual tour of the Book As Art, Vol. 13: Transformation exhibit that Half Premonitions of the Moon, the collaborative piece Sarah Bryant and I made. Our piece is highlighted at 7:34. Sarah has another piece in the gallery that is featured at 6:27 in the video.
The exhibit is supported by the Decatur Arts Alliance, Georgia Center for the Book, the DeKalb Co. Public Library, and DeKalb Library Foundation.
I’m pleased to participate in an online artist tomorrow talk highlighting the book artist Mary Ann Sampson. I met Mary Ann and saw her work at her current exhibit at the Wiregrass Museum of Art. Her artwork is inventive, playful, improvisatory, and full of characters as well as character (also it’s often on gorgeous paper…) She’s a delight to visit with, too, so this conversation promises to be plenty of fun.
The event is free. Registration is required.
Here’s more about Mary Ann from the Wiregrass announcement: “Masters in Book Arts from the University of Alabama. Is an active member of the Guild of Book Workers. Founder of the One-Eye Opera Company – which publishes limited edition letterpress books, custom bookbinding and unique editions.”
“Handmade books are a personal stage and a memory stick for a life lived…a field for random thoughts and imagination. Flat works and three dimensional pieces are mostly singular ideas that have fallen off the pages. It’s the plurality of techniques and materials that make them seem different.”
Mary Ann Sampson
Bring a pencil and a friend!
Tuesday September 20
4-6pm
22nd Avenue between 7th & 8th Street
(one block south of Government Plaza near Alcove & Monarch)
This project is created by Karen Brummund, Allison Grant, & Holland Hopson with many supportive community members and funding by the Verdant Fund.
I’m excited that Half Premonitions of the Moon, the collaborative piece Sarah Bryant and I made, is included in this year’s Book as Art exhibit opening today at the Decatur Library in Decatur, Georgia. There’s an opening reception tomorrow, Friday, September 9, from 7-9 pm.
The exhibit is supported by the Decatur Arts Alliance, Georgia Center for the Book, the DeKalb Co. Public Library, and DeKalb Library Foundation.
This is old news, but I realized I never posted about it…
The Journal of Sonic Studies has published Krzysztof Fijalkowski’s essay “Secret Noise: Marcel Duchamp and the (Un)sound Object” that references my work With Hidden Noises. The journal is open access, so no subscription needed!
