Late late night concert series at Eyebeam:

Contemporary Temporary Sound Works And Music (CT-SWaM)

Recording Available

Wednesday, August 15 2012 10pm
Eyebeam
540 W 21st St.

New York, NY 10011

organized by Daniel Neumann ______________________________________________

This time the concerts make use of Eyebeam’s Main Space being empty again for the first time after the big summer exhibit:

Keiko Uenishi (o.blaat)
CDL – VERSION FOR GRAPHIC SCORE

Ben Owen/Jason Brogan/Tucker Dulin asleep, afield – SPATIAL IMPROVISATION

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DETAILS

BEN OWEN works with sound, recording, light, projections and print. http://benowen.org/

JASON BROGAN lives in Brooklyn, New York, and works with both musical and non-musical material. His work has been performed or recorded by the Dog Star Orchestra, Edges Ensemble, Incidental Music, New Music Collective, S.E.M. Ensemble, SET Ensemble, and the Wandelweiser Ensemble, among others. He curated the series Silent Music: 4’33” and Beyond, and the conspectus, Michael Pisaro: 2000 – 2010.

http://www.sonnenfern.com/
TUCKER DULIN is a trombonist living in Brooklyn, New York.

Keiko Uenishi (o.blaat)
CDL – VERSION FOR GRAPHIC SCORE
Utilizing Eyebeam’s vast concrete floor, Uenishi will materialize her long-time wish to create a room- size graphic score for CDL (abbreviation for “Car Décalé (Légèrement)/Because Shifted (Slightly)”)

that provides the structure for the very special set.

KEIKO UENISHI (O.BLAAT)
Based in Brooklyn, New York, sound art-i-vist, socio-environment composer, and a core member of SHARE, Keiko Uenishi (o.blaat) is known for her works formed through experiments in restructuring and analyzing one’s relationship with sounds in sociological, cultural, and/or psychological environments. In the fall 2012, she’s scheduled to perform at “der bloede dritte mittwoch” @rhiz (Vienna), Kunstverein (Augsburg), Galerie Mario Mazzoli & generalpublic (Berlin), Earth & Water Festival (Niigata), Valentinedrive (Nagoya), and possibly more TBC in Tokyo and Beppu. http://soundleak.org/