Rec. Play.
Eli Keszler's L-Carrier, 7 Jun 2012 - 23 Jun 2012
Rec. Play. is Eyebeam’s exciting series exploring the shifting landscape of sound art, music and sound itself. Rec. Play. grew out of the Eyebeam Sound Research Group, initiated by Roddy Schrock, and longstanding collaboration and discussion amongst staff, residents, and fellows working in the areas of sound art and sound science. Rec. Play. aims to identify current trends in the realm of sound art, how it has changed with the times, and what histories remain to be traced. It includes CT-SWaM, an expansive late-night series curated by alum Daniel Neumann.
These events coalesce as a series of micro-festivals, symposia, performance, installation, and cross-pollinated presentations.
CT-SWaM
CT-SWaM (Contemporary Temporary Sound Works And Music) is Eyebeam’s late night concert series curated by Eyebeam Alumni Daniel Neumann, happening intermittently in Eyebeam’s Main Space.
CT-SWaM: RAFT (Pat Noecker), P. Spadine and Pedro Sousa, 24 Mar 2014
CT-SWaM: Phill Niblock, Intermedia Variations, 5 Oct 2013
CT-SWaM #8: Radio Wonderland + Hans Tammen, Tamara Yadao, and Peter Fonda, 29 Apr 2013
CT-SWaM: Andrea Williams, David First's The Western Enisphere & Byron Westbrook, 20 Jan 2014
CT-SWaM: littleBits Monster Synth & Third Eye Dark Circuits Orchestra, 22 Jun 2014
CT-SWaM: Anthology of Text Scores by Pauline Oliveros, 1 Nov 2013
Events
CT-SWaM: The Last Picnic (Goodbye Chelsea.) −
23 Jun 2014
On Monday, June 23 CT-SWaM will be holding the last public event at Eyebeam's Chelsea location. This will be the goodbye to this magnificent space in form of a picnic accompanied by various composed and spontaneous tribute performances. The evening will feature a unique ensemble piece by Andrew Lafkas with Marcia Basset, Barry Weisblat, Leif Sundstrom, Rick Brown, Patrick Holmes, Tucker Dulin, Che Chen, Karen Waltuch, Kenny Wang, Andrew Lafkas, Gill Arno, Wolfgang Gil, Daniel Neumann and Ben Owen.
Other solo performers include: Mario de Vega, Hans Tammen, Dafna Naptali, Carver Audain and many more
