
Flying with John and Karlheinz
collage: Cage: Fontana Mix score element and souvenir
postcard

presented by the Schools of Art &
curated by Craig Dongoski, Robert Thompson and Cathy Byrd
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Pulse Field
Contemporary Art from France
Situations Française
Pulse Field: SoundScape
1) Rain Between the Showers 6:58 2000
2) Plastic Water 8:00 2000
3) Faces and Intensities 11:20 1996
4) Le souterrain 35:54 2002
1) reverie
6:05 2002
2) Motto 7:15 1998
3) Blank Mirror 9:32 2002
4) Living in Istanbul 6:42 2001
5) Aquamarina 9:52 1998
6) A Walk Through the City 16:02 1981
7) Cricket Voice 10:55 1987
1) The Little Man in the Ear 56:59 2000
John Cage (United States)
1) Cartridge Music 18:53 1960
Larry Austin (United States)
2) Williams [re]Mix[ed] 20:41 2001
3) Imaginary Landscape Number 1 8:21 1939
Iannis Xenakis (Greece / France)
4) Concret PH 2:42 1958
Disc V –
Mathew Adkins (United Kingdom)
1) Deepfield 20:11 2000
2) Melt 11:49 1994
3) Clothed in the Soft Horizon 13:20 1994
Compelling art thrives on
the cusp between the real and the imaginary – and thus we are lead to new
experiences. Distinctions blur and once
common relationships are stretched into expressive new morphologies. Sound lends itself, by its very nature, to
transformation and elaboration – to stretching, blurring, recasting and
sculpting.
Perhaps it was John Cage
most of all who taught us to hear with 21st Century ears. His work, Williams Mix, in a
compelling new version by Larry Austin, is the centerpiece of SoundScape
III.
Some of the works included
in the set are concerned with acoustic responses to specific, terrestrial,
locales. While others allude to otherworldly
destinations.