Mbazzy
24th November 2002, 07:29 PM
Got this through the DJ Spooky mailinglist - not 100% VJ related but if you follow the link, there are some nice visuals :
Hey you all - I have a show opening at L.A.'s Museum of Contemporary Art Digital Gallery. It's a remix I did of Marcel Duchamp's infamous "Errata Musical" and "Sculpture Musical" works - check it out! Think of it as downloadable mix sculpture based on sampling and sound. There'll be downloadable posters etc etc and screensavers starting next week. M.C. Duchamp as mixologist... as Dj... as starting point for some kind of new aesthetics of the found object as software/shareware.
There'll be "dub" and "hip-hop" versions of Duchamp's various spoken texts, each one mixable by the viewer.
jump on over to:
Errata Erratum
is viewable and hearable at:
http://www.moca.org/museum/digital_gallery/pmiller/opener.html
My discussion of the remix is on Sunday at the museum with Artforum critic Ralph Rugoff about the project. Essentially, it's based on Duchamp's music works from the period 1912-1915. I'll present "versions" and remixes of the project and, of course, it'll be downloadable...
Hey you all - I have a show opening at L.A.'s Museum of Contemporary Art Digital Gallery. It's a remix I did of Marcel Duchamp's infamous "Errata Musical" and "Sculpture Musical" works - check it out! Think of it as downloadable mix sculpture based on sampling and sound. There'll be downloadable posters etc etc and screensavers starting next week. M.C. Duchamp as mixologist... as Dj... as starting point for some kind of new aesthetics of the found object as software/shareware.
There'll be "dub" and "hip-hop" versions of Duchamp's various spoken texts, each one mixable by the viewer.
jump on over to:
Errata Erratum
is viewable and hearable at:
http://www.moca.org/museum/digital_gallery/pmiller/opener.html
My discussion of the remix is on Sunday at the museum with Artforum critic Ralph Rugoff about the project. Essentially, it's based on Duchamp's music works from the period 1912-1915. I'll present "versions" and remixes of the project and, of course, it'll be downloadable...