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Mutek Immersive collection at Sónar+D – Barcelona

Mutek Immersive collection will be at Sónar Barcelona in June 2023

Project Area – Realities+D (AR/VR)

Lost worlds, surreal environments and alternate realities

Immerse yourself in a showcase of the most creative augmented and virtual reality experiences around at Project Area this year. There’ll be downloadable apps for you to test on your mobile device throughout Sónar by Day, plus 14 different virtual reality projects to be experienced, covering lost worlds, surreal environments, and alternate realities.  

Discover our first three XR artworks

As a festival presenting cutting-edge audiovisual performances — works that innovate to create a new language of sound and images — we have always strived to accompany artists across new boundaries of technology. 2022 opens up a new chapter for MUTEK, marking our first steps as an Extended Reality (XR) content producer. Five artists have stepped up to the challenge of reinventing a past festival performance into an XR artwork. The result is an eclectic yet coherent set of three different XR projects ranging from contemplative to surreal to dynamic: Entanglement XR by France Jobin & Markus Heckmann, House of Moiré by Chloe Alexandra Thompson & Matthew Edwards (aesthetic.stalemate), and Immortelle by Line Katcho

Published by MUTEK on several online content stores, starting with Steam, the Immersive Collection will also join the catalog of Astrea, the largest international distributor of immersive productions, and be presented at select festivals and spaces worldwide.

See below for more information about the artists and their projects.

World premiere during the MUTEK Festival: August 23-28 2022 — esplanade Tranquille, Montréal
Autumn 2022: Mexico city, Mexico: MUTEK Mexico | Tokyo, Japan: Beyond The Frame Festival | Rotterdam, Netherlands: Immersive Tech Week Rotterdam
Winter 2022-2023: : Tokyo, Japan: MUTEK Tokyo | Rajasthan, India: Magnetic Fields Festival | Miami, USA: FilmGate Festival (Miami Art Week)

Download the Immersive Collection onto your VR headset
Optimized for Quest 2, Quest + Link, Rift.

Immortelle available on Steam & Viveport (links below).
House of Moiré and Entanglement XR can be wishlisted as of now (links below).
Publication on further content stores in progress.

Follow MUTEK on Steam

We acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts.

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Mutek Immersive collection at Printemps Numérique Bruxelles

The Mutek Immersive Collection was presented at printemps numérique Bruxelles in March 2023. 5000 people in two days were able to experience works by Line Katcho, Chloe Alexandra Thompson & Matthew Edwards, France Jobin & Markus Heckmann

More about the collection here

Discover our first three XR artworks

As a festival presenting cutting-edge audiovisual performances — works that innovate to create a new language of sound and images — we have always strived to accompany artists across new boundaries of technology. 2022 opens up a new chapter for MUTEK, marking our first steps as an Extended Reality (XR) content producer. Five artists have stepped up to the challenge of reinventing a past festival performance into an XR artwork. The result is an eclectic yet coherent set of three different XR projects ranging from contemplative to surreal to dynamic: Entanglement XR by France Jobin & Markus Heckmann, House of Moiré by Chloe Alexandra Thompson & Matthew Edwards (aesthetic.stalemate), and Immortelle by Line Katcho

Published by MUTEK on several online content stores, starting with Steam, the Immersive Collection will also join the catalog of Astrea, the largest international distributor of immersive productions, and be presented at select festivals and spaces worldwide.

See below for more information about the artists and their projects.

World premiere during the MUTEK Festival: August 23-28 2022 — esplanade Tranquille, Montréal
Autumn 2022: Mexico city, Mexico: MUTEK Mexico | Tokyo, Japan: Beyond The Frame Festival | Rotterdam, Netherlands: Immersive Tech Week Rotterdam
Winter 2022-2023: : Tokyo, Japan: MUTEK Tokyo | Rajasthan, India: Magnetic Fields Festival | Miami, USA: FilmGate Festival (Miami Art Week)

Download the Immersive Collection onto your VR headset
Optimized for Quest 2, Quest + Link, Rift.

Immortelle available on Steam & Viveport (links below).
House of Moiré and Entanglement XR can be wishlisted as of now (links below).
Publication on further content stores in progress.

Follow MUTEK on Steam

We acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts.

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re.DUO

France Jobin + Richard Chartier exhibition

各作家による日本限定の版画シリーズを展示販売します

re.DUO

DUO is the first collaborative project from minimal composer France Jobin and Richard Chartier.

This an exhibition of a series limited edition prints by each artist that are exclusive to Japan.

!7 Fevbruary – 5 March 2023

OPEN PM: 12:00 – PM 06:00 – CLOSED EVERY WEDNESDAY

info@low.co.jp

+81.3.6421.1784

〒152-0033 東京都目黒区大岡山1-6-6

1F 1-6-6 Oookayama Meguro-ku

Tokyo 152-0033 Japan

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re:DUO – Exhibit in Japan

mAtter presents:

FRANCE JOBIN + RICHARD CHARTIER | EXHIBITION “RE.DUO”
14th – 24th February 2019 @gift_lab GARAGE
#102 Kiyosumiryo, 1-3-13 Shirakawa
Koutou-ku Tokyo 135-0021 Japan

OPEN 12:00 – 19:00
CLOSED : Tuesday　

”re.DUO” is an exhibition composed on the basis of the release “DUO”,  the first collaborative project from minimal composer France Jobin and Richard Chartier “DUO” on the gorgeous label mAtter.

This exhibition will present prints from Richard Chartier and France Jobin, each prints will be installed to create a scale through the space as DUO.

Original concept

DUO creates an “intemporelle“ and pervading atmosphere, where sounds intermingle within an intricate and delicate system delineated by spatial and temporal boundaries.

France’s printed by Middle Press – Ben Owen (NY)
Richard’s printed by Post Atelier (LA)

〒135-0021東京都江東区白河1-3-13 清洲寮10
半蔵門線·大江戸線 清澄白河駅 徒歩2分。
B1出口より出て、通りの向かい側正面の黄色いビルの1階です。
 

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Chain Letter

 

Chain Letter
Curated by Christian Cummings & Doug Harvey

Summer 2011 Group Exhibition

Venue:

Shoshana Wayne Gallery
2525 Michigan Ave # B1
Santa Monica, CA 90404-4031

Date: July 23 – August 25, 2011
Opening Saturday, July 23 / 6-8 pm

Works by Yann Novak, Robert Crouch, Heather Cassills and i8u’s 29 Palms
released on DER will be part of the exhibit +  many more artists!

Chain Letter is a group exhibition based on admiration.  Initially
conceived by Christian Cummings and Doug Harvey in 2006, inclusion in the
exhibition is based on invitation by someone who admires one’s work.  Each
artist invited, then invites ten other artists whom they admire, and so
on.  This email invite will circulate for thirty days, at the end of which
each artist will install their own work on the floor at Shoshana Wayne
Gallery.

This exhibition is rooted in the ideals of inclusion, and highlights the
social nature of the art world.  It is the hope of the curators that the
response will be vast and that the artists represented will be an
exponential representation of all artists that are currently working and
admired by their peers.

Chain Letter mimics communication today; and the way in which information
is passed.  The outcome will be a testament to the power of connectivity
within society at present.

Other cities worldwide will be participating in the Chain Letter
exhibition including New York City, London, Paris, Johannesburg,
Philadelphia, Boston, Seoul.

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from one side to the other, I’ve dreamed that too.

323 Projects is pleased to present from one side to the other, I’ve dreamed that too., curated by VOLUME (volumeprojects.org).

• Exhibition runs fom December 20, 2010 – January 17, 2011.
• Opening December 20 from 6-8PM.
…Come to the opening by calling (323) 843-4652.

Inspired by Eve Sedgwick’s essay Queer and Now, this exhibition engages Sedgwick’s observation that Christmas is the one time in the year where nearly every institution in the US lines up in unison to reinforce the same definition of family, religion, and tradition; definitions that define queer subjects as “other.”

Modeled loosely after a suicide prevention line, from one side to the other, I’ve dreamed that too. offers callers a moment of solace, or tools for active resistance against the monolithic tide of conservative signification that defines this holiday season, in all forms.

Aritsts included in from one side to the other, I’ve dreamed that too. are Marcus Civin, Dino Dinco, Zackary Drucker, Seth Horvitz, i8u, Nina Katchadourian, Killsonic Women’s Chorus, M. Lamar, Lissom, Marc Manning, Lucas Michael, Taisha Paggett, David Schafer, Susan Silton, Jacob Sperber, Ultra-red, and Dorian Wood.

323 Projects invites you to experience from one side to the other, I’ve dreamed that too. by calling (323) 843-4652 or (323) TIE-IN-LA. The show is open all day and all night, every day of the week.

ABOUT VOLUME
VOLUME functions as a catalyst for interdisciplinary new media work through exhibitions, performances, events, lectures, and publications. Concentrating on the nexus of music and visual arts practices ranging from the avant-garde to popular culture, VOLUME offers unique opportunities for artists to create and present hybrid works. Volume was founded by Ed Patuto and Robert Crouch and directed by Robert Crouch.

ABOUT 323 PROJECTS
323 Projects is an innovative exhibition space that exists as a phone number that visitors can call to access contemporary art. To visit 323 Projects simply call (323) 843-4652 or (323) TIE-IN-LA. You can also visit the 323 Projects website at 323projects.com.

323 Projects exists to provide a dispersed, peripatetic, and constantly accessible venue for artists of all kinds who seek to explore issues important to their respective practices. The artists involved with 323 Projects provide, create, or perform works that can be appreciated in bits and pieces, and at more than one time, in both public and private spaces, by an unseen, yet omnipresent, local and international audience.

Tucker Neel is the Founder and Director of 323 Projects.

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PARIS 03.18.10 – 05.15.10 – EVENT HORIZON by Cédrick Eymenier | i8u

EVENT HORIZON is presented in the context of an exhibit of Cédrick Eymenier photographies and video works at Gallery Poggi | bertoux associés, 115, 117 rue La Fayette,  75010 Paris – 33 (0)95102 5188 Rez-de-chaussée, fond de cour/backyard.

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EVENT HORIZON Cédrick Eymenier | i8u

EVENT HORIZON is an experimental audio/visual work by i8u (audio) and
Cédrick Eymenier (visual) developed in the summer of 2009.The title of the piece was drawn from the physics term “event horizon” which is a bizarre boundary in space time which gives a black hole it’s name.  It is the proximity point in which no matter or radiation (ex.light) can escape and thereby affect an outside observer.  It is the black holes effects on its surroundings and the light that doesn’t pass the
event horizon that gives physicists their awareness that the black hole
exists.

This project involves the observation of a cityscape after nightfall. The minimal light observed over the city at night masks the flurry of activity that is obscured by
buildings and darkness.

EVENT HORIZON explores the solitary observations of events transmitted via
minimal stimuli and the understanding of the existence of incomprehensibly
massive amounts of activity that cannot affect the outside observer other
than the knowledge that it exists and it is obscured.

In short, it explores the interaction of the subject with the city and the
emotions that come with various sensory stimuli and the contemplation of
what the darkness obscures.

i8u | Cédrick Eyremier

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Amsterdam 09.18.2008 – Sound Museum


September 18 2008


Soundmuseum.FM was officially launched September 14th,

ABOUT THE DEPOT / ARCHIVE
The first group of artists targeted was the networks of Remco Schuurbiers and Janet Leyton-Grant. Soundartists from all over the world were contacted with an invitation to contribute to the soundmuseum depot. And the reactions have been amazing. It seemed as though the soundmuseum was longed for, as though it’s filling a need.

Hundreds of artists have sent us works, with more pieces arriving all the time. Barbara Morgenstern, Anne Welmer, Telco Systems, Planningtorock, Carsten Nicolai and many others are working on or planning contributions. We’re looking forward seeing Soundmuseum grow and seeing the depth and quality of the archive build as it continues to enrich itself. This is only the beginning.

i8u: paper wasps

this track was originally composed for a sound installation
“espaceSONO audio.listening.lab”, taking place in Montreal September 2007.

enjoy!

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Cologne 02.17.2005 – SoundLab Channel edition II



ConcertHall atLe Musee di-visioniste

http://concerthall.le-musee-divisioniste.org
is very proud to launch edition II of.SoundLab Channel -a joint-venture with
[R][R][F]2005—>XP
http://rrf2005.newmediafest.org

“Memory Channel 7” of this
global networking project by
by Agricola de Cologne, media artist and
New Media curator from Cologne/Germany,
and part of the physical events series in Palestine, Israel and Germany,
entitled: IMPACT ME’05 starting on 17 February at
CAVE Gallery at Bethlehem International Center/Palestine
http://www.annadwa.org/cave/agricola.htm
–
SoundLab Channel,
a project environment which is focussing
on non-visual aspects of “collective memory”
manifested in soundart -is happy to include on this occasion online three (3) new curatorial contributions

a) from Sofia/Bulgaria
Ivan Bachev, curator and soundartist
is curating soundart works by these Bulgarian artists

1. popcrash
2. skylined
3. navn
4. ambient anarchist

b) from Montreal/Canada – a second curatorial contribution
by Tobias Van Veen who is curating soundart works by:

1. Esther Bourdages
2. I8U
3. Tomas Phillips and Dean King.