Sound from inside things - Creative sound workshop 300m3 Art Space will organize a workshop January 30th and 31st 2010 2 afternoons with sound and space by Diane Morin (Canada) The workshop is in connection with Dianes exhibition "sailing experiment" Contact microphone makes audible sounds that we usually do not hear. Part of the workshop will be used to present selected audio work from sound art, electro acoustic and site-specific sound installation. The rest of the time will be for experiment and creation of sound piece, individually or in collaboration. The participant will learn how to built her/his own contact-microphones, hydrophones and pre-amplifiers. Then we will experiment with microphones, hydrophones and contact microphones outdoors (field recording outside the building) and indoors with objects brought by participants – e.g. toys, everyday object etc). Diane says: "There will be time for experiment during the workshop, and you are invited to bring on the first day some objects or materials that you would like to experiment with. It could be an object or many objects (toys, small everyday object, which have some mechanical part [or not], they could be made of different material with different surface: plastic, wood, metal, paper, plastic sheet etc.) Even a small container of some liquid or some substance with a granulated texture (salt, rice, etc.) could be interesting."
Session 1: Sat. January 30th, 13 – 17
Diane Morin (1974) lives and works in Montreal, Canada. She graduated with an MFA in Open Media from Concordia University in Montreal in 2003.
She has been creating installations since 1998, joining her work with kinetic art and new media by using a wide range of material and expressions.
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