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Peter Cramer (Aug. 24, 1726 - 1782) was a Danish genre and theater painter, who also occasionally attempted large-scale outdoor sceneries, such as the one below, which shows a Danish expedition, bound for Algiers, embarking from the ice covered Copenhagen harbor.
The painting is owned by the Danish museum M/S Maritime Museum of Denmark in Elsinore.
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Peter Cramer (Aug. 24, 1726 - 1782) was a Danish genre and theater painter who also created portraits of common folks in their homes.
Above: Pipe-smoker, no year - oil on wood (SMK)
Universal Sets Up A 'Green Hornet And Kato' Film With Amasia Entertainment
Universal Sets Up A ‘Green Hornet And Kato’ Film With Amasia Entertainment
Maybe it will work this time.
Variety reports Universal Pictures and Amasia Entertainment are developing a new Green Hornet film called, appropriately enough, Green Hornet and Kato. Based on the 1930s radio show, itself inspired by the pulp characters who would go on to influence the early comic book superheroes, it will presumably try to update the concept of a wealthy hero who masquerades as a…
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Sketches, patches, cables for my multichannel, multitimbral granular synthesizer sculpature for “Pestilence in Process” at Emily Harvey Gallery. With Jack Waters, Peter Cramer, André Azevedo, and Daniel Belquer.
"That tends to be the primary question in our critical arts practice, which is basically: Long or Short?" - Jack Waters
WE LOVE PETER CRAMER AND JACK WATERS!!!!!
Our L.E.S. heroes are closing out Helix's contribution to this year's Queer International Arts Festival with "SHOW SHOW SHOW" at La MaMa on Sunday, September 28th at 6pm! Watch this video to get a flavor of their madness, then get tickets HERE and learn more about the festival HERE!
Helix's DUOS weekend at La MaMa also features "#ITGETSBITTER" by DarkMatter and "SISTERS OF THE AGES" by Untitled Queen & Merrie Cherry! It's an international festival, and we are telling the world: THIS IS NEW YORK RIGHT NOW YOU GUYS! EAT IT UP!
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Jack Waters and Peter Cramer. Spring 2014.
A 12-channel, whisper-quiet digital granular synthesizer I designed and built as a musical instrument and set-piece for Jack Waters' opera-in-process, "Pestilence" while in residence at the Emily Harvey Foundation in New York City.
Copper, steel, nylon rope, alligator clip test leads, tiny speakers. Approximately 14' bottom to top. Sound implemented with Pure Data.
The main aim of the synthesizer design (as of this writing, a five year work-in-progress) is to create a playable musical instrument, in the same way that I can play the cello, for example. I have put a lot of thought into prioritizing the paradigms of granular synthesis I want to have ready-at-hand, and have experimented with integrating them into ergonomically suitable physical interfaces.
My goal is to have a rich set of tools that will allow the microcosmic exploration of sound in the time-domain which can sustain compelling improvisatory performances.
