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1 minute autohypnosis… 21st CD
1 minute autohypnosis… 21st CD
I have a track ‘Portland Harbour Windpower’ on this compilation. And what an absolute pleasure it was to to receive the CD through the post. WOW what a wonderful surprise, as the packaging was beautiful.
You can now hear this collection online at; www.mutesound.org/1_minute_project/1-minute-autohypnosis-21st-cd/
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open studio at Whitstable Biennale Satellite 2014 Saturday 31st May 11am – 4pm I have been asked to take part along with fellow DIVA Associate artists Marcus Leadley and David Rogers on a headphone installation.
Joe Stevens track included on framework radio
Joe Stevens track included on framework radio
One of my recent uploads to the aporee soundmaps project, garage sounds, can be heard on a recent framework radio broadcast.
Link to framework radio: http://www.frameworkradio.net/2014/05/467-2014-05-18/
04:01 – 11:06 / joe stevens / garage sounds / chickerell, dorset, uk / aporee soundmaps http://www.51degreesnorth.net/joe, http://aporee.org/maps/?loc=23027
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‘Reinventing the landscape′ screened during Artists’ Moving Image Night
‘Reinventing the landscape′ screened during Artists’ Moving Image Night
23rd May 2014 at 7pm
Video work ‘Reinventing the landscape′ screening during Topography Disarranged Landscape, Dislocation & Place at The Queen of Hungary Project Space, Norfolk.
Location The project space is located on the outskirts of the market town of Aylsham, 12 miles north of Norwich. Bushey Place, Aylsham, Norfolk, NR11 6HF
Link: www.queenofhungary.co.uk/Artistslandscape.html
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framework radio intros
Here is a list of my introductions used by Framework Radio show.
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Patrick at framework radio is slowly mapping all the introductions onto a global map - http://www.frameworkradio.net/intros. This map is very much a work in progress – so far there are only a few active links. but keep checking back, as framework radio are making it public early as an incentive to them to keep…
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Frogs on VQR Static
Frogs on VQR Static - gentle hypnotic purring of frogs
I have a new release on VQR Static. A previously unreleased track of the gentle hypnotic purring of frogs. Very appropriate for this time of year.
Captured one lovely spring morning, with the sun shining. I settled down close to the water’s edge and positioned the microphone just above the frogs mating in the water below. Every year seems to be different and the year of this recording there were…
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Roger Dale May is a documentary photographer currently living in Raleigh, North Carolina. He was born in the Tug River Valley, located on the WV/Kentucky state line, in the heart of Hatfield and McCoy country. He served in the US Army for 7 years and is currently enrolled in the Certificate...
I really like this quote from his article
Photographs are so powerful, but they don’t exist in a vacuum. We have to get out from behind our cameras and have conversations. It’s really only then that we can work to foster any sort of understanding about people and place and often we come away having learned more about ourselves than anything else. It takes work, though. And often the photographs that are made in Appalachia are of the drop-in variety, or so it seems to me. That’s why it’s so important to understand the history of a place and why I’m so sensitive to photographs made there. I’m very deliberate in my use of the work “make” when I talk about pictures. I ask folks if they’d mind if I make a picture of them. I don’t use “take.” For me, take implies something the people of Appalachia have had done to them for decades. Timber has been taken. Coal has been taken. Water has been taken. Other natural resources have been taken. Human resources have been taken too. I don’t want to be another taker in a long line of takers. I’m there to make something, which implies that I can’t do it alone. I need the person or the place to collaborate with me to make something happen. That’s the sort of understanding I hope to foster in however small a way I can. That’s what I get from it. I get to look someone in the eye after I’ve made a picture and know that they’re OK with it.
Landscape Show in May Reinventing the landscape will also be featuring in a show at The Queen of Hungary in Norfolk.
Slingshot 2014
“Reinventing the landscape” has been selected for inclusion in Slingshot Festival 2014, which takes in Athens, Georgia March 19-22, 2014. Spread over 4 city blocks and dozens of venues. Featuring boundary pushing artworks throughout the urban environment, and tech talks with leading innovators.
They were also very interested in my other work “shallow water” and “Parallels and Meridians,”. Both of…
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1 minute autohypnosis Project I was approached by Pedro Bericat at Mute Sounds to contribute to their 1 minute autohypnosis Project.
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Free Time exhibition at Dorset County Museum
Free Time exhibition at Dorset County Museum
A project I have lead for the last year is nearing the end. We staged a major exhibition here at Dorset County Museum that features snippets from some of the oral history interviews and objects from the communities collections. It was surprising to not find much mention of people at play in our local archives. This is why when we finally complete Dorset History Centre’s metadata sheet and our…
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Some of the litter blown up onto chesil beach. As soon as you clear one load, another arrives on the next tide.
Giorgio Maffei – Records by Artists: 1958-1990, book published by Viaindustriae Edizioni (Perugia) & Danilo Montanari Editore (Ravenna), Italy, 2013.
In September–October 2013, Giorgio Maffei curated the Records by Artists exhibition at Biblioteca Universitaria, Bologna, a selection of 130 artists records chosen among Maffei’s personal collection [more info on Digicult.it]. The pages above are excerpted from the accompanying catalogue. Though it may superficially cover the same ground as the venerable Broken Music book, Records by Artists is organized more neatly, with a better layout allowing the description of one item per page. Of course, as a dealer of multiples, Maffei is used to provide nice pictures of the items he sells, and the book is hence a joy to peruse. In his selecton, Maffei also introduces more Italian references and several series like Aspen magazine, Giorno Poetry Systems, Radio Taxi or 3Vitre get a chapter on their own.
This looks a lovely book to get hold of
From my forth coming exhibition on how our leisure times have changed over the last 60 years. Featuring snippets from the 60 plus oral history interviews I've undertaken in the last year.
SOUNDING[S] :: hooke wood encounters
My latest collaboration with the metamediacrew [Mandy Rathbone, ivon oates, David Rogers and…
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Dorchester swimming baths where kids swam in fifties
Prisma Records, Høvikodden, Norway.
Norwegian label Prisma Music releases new music or archive material recorded at Henie Onstad Art Centre, an art space and concert venue ran by Lars Mørch Finborud and Lasse Marhaug. The Centre currently runs an exhibition on Arne Nordheim (until January 2014) and Prisma just published a mouth-watering DVD of his Selected Works for Television 1967-1974.
