Live Media
Performance
7 pm - till ? Saturday April
29th., 2000
Schwarzchild, a 3D animated video with glasses will be
introduced by Andrew Lyons 15:00
Wrapture 8:00
Carol
Goss - video
Vanessa
Bley - movement
Hayes Greenfield - saxophone
Labor: Humans Need Not Apply 10:00
Carol Goss - video / performance
Vanessa Bley - video / performance
Hayes Greenfield - saxophone
William Laziza - video
William
Laziza will demonstrate and perform with
The Videograph, an interactive video instrument for
making dynamic graphic designs, and The Chromaphone,
a visual zylaphone that shows wave form
interrelationships. 30:00
Interface 1:00:00
Nick Fortunato - video from a custom programmed NATO MAC
Curtis Bahn - custom 5 string
vertical bass
fitted with electrical
pickups and various computer controllers
Dan Trueman - 6 string electric
violin with
a bow of his own design
which transmits performance information to his computer.
Elimination of Process 1:00:00
Walter
Wright - Video Shreader and custom programmed PC
Zipperspy aka Maria Moran
-
electronic music and sound manipulation
NOT STILL ART at the MICRO MUSEUM
123 Smith Street, Brooklyn, NY
(718) 797-3116 DIRECTIONS
(the Bergen Street Station on the F train)
Day Pass: $15. in advance, $20. at the door
| The NOT STILL ART FESTIVAL was created in 1996 to celebrate abstract and non-narrative electronic motion imaging and its relationship to music and sound. The visual uniqueness of the electronic medium is a determining aesthetic element in work screened at the Festival. |
"These passionate [abstract] compositions are not limited
to the
purely visual celebration of what pleases the eyes. They reach
beyond the
world of the senses to symbolize the forces that activate life
and the
physical world with all their overwhelming complexity."
from Rudolf
Arnheim's essay "What Became of Abstraction?", p. 22, To The
Rescue
of Art U. of CA Press, 1992. HR
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