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Lab Frequencies Live
at C4CC
Centre for Creative Collaboration
Kings Cross, London 2010
Live sonic frequencies projected onto sanded perspex panels
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My art practice
has been based at APT since 1995. Currently my work involves experimenting
with sonic frequencies made visual through the use of sound emission
analysers.
Recent projects have involved working collaboratively, interactively
and live within particular spaces. At DériveLab: project
2, which took place at the Centre for Creative Collaboration during
July 2010, live sonic frequencies were projected onto screens. This
audience-reactive environment picked up voice, which became vocal
play and continued into experimental noise production. Experimental
musician Angelo Madonna played a self-made theramin in two interactive
performances with the live frequencies.
Currently studying for an MA in Contemporary Art Theory at Goldsmiths,
I am also involved in co-curating exhibitions with various collective
groups - DériveLab Collective, Ottica TV, and since 1997
with A2Arts - which initiates exchange exhibitions with other artist
groups in Europe. My work has been exhibited in Venice, Amsterdam,
Berlin, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Mannheim, Turin, Parma and Thessaloniki.
Current teaching includes being an associate lecturer within Critical
Practice at Wimbledon College of Art. Working collaboratively on
Lab projects that encourage longer situated working environments
before showing work to the public, is a continuing interest - particularly
with participants that include a non-hierarchical range of age and
experience.
More information:
http://www.a2arts.co.uk/nrae/index.html
© Nicola Rae 2010
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