Wednesday, April 27
Haeyoung Kim
– music
Adam Kendall
– video
And Kamran Sadeghi, Richard Garet, Bicameral Research Sound & Projection System, Ursula Scherrer & Kato Hideki, and the Fair Use Trio
Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk @ WFMU
Noon - 3pm
91.1 FM in NYC
90.1 FM in the Hudson Valley
I'll be performing live video on the radio at WFMU -- Sorry, baby, didn't mean to blow your mind, but, yeah, I did say I'll be performing live video on the radio.
In the words of our hosts: "In the most exciting event in broadcasting since the invention of television, Miniature Minotaurs presents a full three hour show of live music with live video art, five sets of webstreamed multimedia improvisation and experimentation, curated by artist David Linton. Artists include Kamran Sadeghi, Richard Garet, Bicameral Research Sound & Projection System, Adam Kendall & Bubblyfish, Ursula Scherrer & Kato Hideki, and the Fair Use Trio."
This show is curated by the excellent musician/visualist/organizer David Linton.
| Friday, April 29
Adam Kendall
– video
And others...
Literary Debutante Ball: Silent Auction @ The Invisible Dog Art Center
7pm - 11pm
51 Bergen Street
Brooklyn - $50
I'm pleased to be part of a charity auction for One Story, a Brooklyn-based monthly literary magazine. They'll be auctioning my video piece "Treatment Over Content" as well as a printed still from the it.
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Saturday, July 9
Adam Kendall
– video/music/text
And too many others to list...
Strange @ Tractors @ Secret Project Robot
9pm - 1:30am
Secret Project Robot
Corner River Street & Metropolitan Avenue
Williamsburg, Brooklyn - $7
- Zach Layton - brainwave solo AV
- Adam Kendall - An Illustrated Text (video/text/music)
- ZAIMPH (Marcia Bassett) - music / VADE (Anton Marini) * - visual
- Bradley Eros - film: TransTrans (TRANSFORMERS Transformed, 2009)
- Hahn Rowe - music / Aki Onda - image (35 mm slide show)
- Bicameral Research Sound & Projection System - david Linton - solo AV
- David Last - music / Chi ka - visual
It wasn’t until he left and I started shivering that I realized I hadn't warmed him, but he instead brought me down to his temperature. I don't think it was an exchange. I don't think he absorbed my warmth. I think he simply dissipated it, like an anticoagulant for some kind of energy that should have remained intact and integral within me.
| Friday, September 16 through Friday, October 28
Toys' Opera:
Yoni Niv
– music, trains, small objects
Elad Shniderman
– music
Adam Kendall
– video
Studio 300 Digital Art and Music Festival @ Morlan Gallery, Transylvania University
Lexington, Kentucky
The installation version of Toys' Opera.
Also: Toys' Opera Demonstration with Adam Kendall on Friday, September 16, 2pm in Morlan Gallery.
Toys' Opera is an installation or performance-instrument for multi-channel video, multi-channel sound-art, and physical-computing. It's centered around a small universe of actively-manipulated HO-scale trains, models, lights and and miniature cameras. The visuals and sounds are captured live then processed, spatialized, projected, and played-back in real-time.
Controlled via software and serial-hardware-controllers, Toys' Opera creates an abstract, corrupted narrative by logically and randomly organizing procedural activity and algorithmic composition into phrases and gestures spanning and integrating the project media.
Come not just for the odd, sometimes creepy beauty, but for the cutting-edge thrill of serially-controlled devices not always doing what they're told.
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