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11.22-23.25 Some visuals form Sylvia Fleury's installation / performance Instructions For Twilight. Produced as part of the Performa Bienalle at WSA, 180 Maiden Lane on the 39th Floor in NYC. Live music score and sound beds by JG Thirlwell. Sonic architecture by Daniel Neumann.
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JG Thirlwell will be creating live music and sonic structures for Sylvie Fleuryâs âInstructions for Twilightâ as part of the Performa Biennial on Nov 22 and 23, 2025.
âInstructions for Twilightâ, an interdisciplinary live installation combining performance, sculpture, sound, and music. For nearly four decades, Fleury has appropriated and parodied the visual language of art history and consumer culture, probing gendered aesthetics and challenging the art-historical canon through a feminist lens. For this Performa Commission, she revisits the legacy of Fluxus and Happenings to create a series of renewed âscores,â blending actions, objects, and sound. The performance also reimagines some of her iconic early pieces â from âCar Washâ (1995) to âWalking On Carl Andreâ (1997) and âHere Comes Santaâ (2003).
Sound engineering and spatialization by Daniel Neumann
Nov 22 and 23 2025 at 5 PM at WSA â 180 Maiden Lane, 39th Floor NYC 10038
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Daniel Neumann and Juan Betancurth - One Cycle Ahead at Fridman Gallery
"In this show, One Cycle Ahead, each modified speaker ruptures expectation on several levels. Not only do they reveal sound as something you can occasionally see, feel, and touch, the aural clamor itself has an addictive low bass quality. Itâs worth a trip â youâll leave the exhibition realizing just how reductively you once thought of sound before you walked in."  - Hyperallergic
Sound is not just for your ears, but something your hands can touch if you bring them to the right spot. An ingenious device, âTube Ampâ (2014), built by Daniel Neumann and Juan Betancurth enables your fingers to feel the vibrations linked to the sound youâre hearing. Itâs smashing.
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thru Jan 17: âOne Cycle Aheadâ Â Daniel Neumann and Juan Betancurth Fridman Gallery, 287 Spring St., NYC Performance: Friday, January 9, 7-9pm Closing performance: Friday, January 16, 8-10pm Neumannâs intermedia practice is mostly focused on sound, sound material and its modulation through space with temporal operations. Betancurth's mixed media works act as loaded metaphors, inviting viewers to decode each object. After spending a month in residency at the Queens Museum of Art in September 2013, Juan Betancurth had invited Daniel Neumann to collaborate on an intimate performance installation inside his studio. Neumann had been collecting speaker objects, which were selected and spatially arranged by Betancurth with the moment of acoustic action in mind. An important consideration was to choose and present the objects in a way that they enter an ontological space that is ambivalent, so that the objects won't easily reveal themselves as just loudspeakers, but gain potential meaning in other directions. Presented with Wave Farm.
Impossible ~ Ricardo Bielecki feat Daniel Neumann (from James Arthur) I remember years ago Someone told me I should take Caution when it comes to love I did And you were strong and I was not My illusion, my mistake I was careless, I forgot I did And now when all is done There is nothing to say You have gone and so effortlessly You have won You can go ahead tell them Tell them all I know now Shout it from the roof tops Write it on the sky line All we had is gone now Tell them I was happy And my heart is broken All my scars are open Tell them what I hoped would be Impossible, impossible Impossible, impossible Falling out of love is hard Falling for betrayal is worst Broken trust and broken hearts I know, I know Thinking all you need is there Building faith on love and words Empty promises will wear I know, I know And now when all is gone There is nothing to say And if you're done with embarrassing me On your own you can go ahead tell them Tell them all I know now Shout it from the roof tops Write it on the sky line All we had is gone now Tell them I was happy And my heart is broken All my scars are open Tell them what I hoped would be Impossible, impossible Impossible, impossible I remember years ago Someone told me I should take Caution when it comes to love I did Tell them all I know now Shout it from the roof tops Write it on the sky line All we had is gone now Tell them I was happy And my heart is broken oh oh oh oh oh oh would be impossible Impossible, impossible Impossible, impossible Impossible, impossible Impossible, impossible
âImpossibleâ cover Ricardo Bielecki feat. Daniel Neumann
