E m e r g e D Leeds presents a resourceCITE event

SOUND ART / MUSIC / VISUAL ART / NOISE / CONTEXT / LOCATION / AUDIO

An evening of live performances, video work, presentations and discussion to bring together artists that cross the boundaries of visual art, sound and music, with specific focus on the importance of location and context, and the relationship between sound and the visual.

The evening will consist of presentations by:

steven DICKIE
Steven is a Scottish artist working with experimental sound and video within a context based practice. He explores the relationship between technology and society through work that utilises interactions between space, art and audience.

laurie CROMBIE and venya KRUTIKOV (Kazimier22)
Kazimier22 organise multi-disciplinary, artist-led events around the country. Utilising non-conventional spaces and promotional techniques to create unique environments for exhibiting time-based work.

And performances by:

andy ABBOTT and dave RONALDS
Quiet guitar loops and wind (instrument) noise from Black Dogs members.

christophe DeBEZENAC (tenor saxophone) & chris SHARKEY (laptop) (LIMA)
An improvised duo performance exploring interplay between acoustic and processed sound, using stereo close mic'ing to explore the range of sound and minutae that occurs undetected in conventional acoustic recording/performance methods.

phillip HENDERSON
“I noticed that if you play 12 drones simultaneously you have all the composite frequencies you need for all music. In theory I play all possible melodies from past, present and future at once in suspension, on the electric harmonium. This is anchored by the rhythms I play on drums or drum machines”

With a special screening of work by paul ROONEY. Paul’s work investigates the way sound can activate memory and the altered sense of space that occurs when we hear voices and music.

www.brudenellsocialclub.co.uk

resourceCITE is a movable archive of catalogued information about site and context–responsive artworks. Made up of geographically divided components, the archive allows visitors to access the documented work in a variety of different formats including books, DVDs, VHS tapes, slides and audio CDs.



E m e r g e D was founded in Glasgow in April 2002 and operates as a non-profit organisation, in three cities, Glasgow and Edinburgh, Scotland and Leeds, England.

E m e r g e D is an international specialist organisation in the commissioning of site and context-responsive artworks. We support and enable emerging artists across a broad range of disciplines; by creating innovative contemporary art projects in orphaned spaces out-with the conventional gallery, engaging new and diverse audiences in dialogue with contemporary art and artists.

resourceCITE is seeking new submissions for the archive from artists working in a site or context-led manner.

resourceCITE is funded by