[Microsound-announce] Sensor Orchestra Workshop. SensorLand. Deadline extended
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info at aa-vv.org
Fri Nov 2 04:51:27 EDT 2007
Sensor Orchestra Workshop at a=v#2 Festival. Munich
Conductors: Andrey Smirnov & Guy van Belle
Date: November 20. to 24.11.07 (12.00:17.00)
Location: Kunstarkaden, Sparkassenstr. 3
New registration deadline: November 10. 2007
Support: Department of Arts and Culture of Munich
Moderation: Natalia Borissova
Goal:
Building an audiovisual Sensor-Orchestra and performing with it in a
live public
Jam-session 24.11.07 from 20.00 - 22.00
!! Bonus: each participant of the final presentation will keep a
Theremin-sensor
to continue his/her experiments with laptop-Theremin after the workshop !!
During the workshop you will:
* get your laptop converted into the digital Theremin;
* learn the ways of interaction with your laptop by means of body
motion and gesture;
* learn how to incorporate your laptop into the network to share
sounds, images and data in order to create common interactive
environment.
You will also learn:
* Basic principles of operation of the Theremin based interactive systems;
* The ways to detect motion and measure it;
* Art and music applications of interactive motion tracking systems;
* Ways to integrate Theremin-sensors in performance, dance, video,
sound and art
installations.
Digital USB sensors
for testing, experimenting and performing will be provided by instructors.
SensorLand:
5 audio-visual installations based on various applications of
Theremin-sensor technology will be set up to be available (as a ready
made instruments) for using and experimenting with during the workshop
and final performances:
* Terpsitone Installation;
* Dancing Curves for interactive laser scanning system;
* Sensor-Garden for interactive plants;
* Wind sensitive Vetro-Touchless Installation;
* Water Bubble Theremin Installation (water, waves, bubbles, foam as a
sensitive media).
Participants profile:
This will be certainly of interest to any visual-/sound artist,
dancer, theater player or whoever is toying around with technology.
Bring your laptop, skills and let's turn it all into new instruments
to perform with together. The participants should be able to take part
in the public performance on the last day of the workshop (24th
November from 20.00 to 22.00)
Participants suggested to have some skills in MAX/MSP, PD or relevant.
Language:
English
Accommodation:
We can suggest an accommodation for about 18-32 Euro
Further info & registration:
http://www.aa-vv.org/?av_020102
About facilitators:
Andrey Smirnov is an independent researcher and developer of
electronic music techniques, with a particular interest in design and
development of both hard-
and software sensor technology with complex relationships between the
performer's actions and the interpretation of this information in
non-linear methods using custom software.
He is a founder of the Theremin Center for Electro acoustic Music and
Multimedia in Moscow, where he gives lectures and workshops on the
basics of electro acoustic music, musical acoustics and
psychoacoustics, resent computer music technologies and multimedia.
http://asmir.theremin.ru
Guy van Belle is a net sound artists. Since the early 1990s he has
been developing network based multimedia technology for music and
sound art.
As an independent artist and networker he works with changing partners
on projects such as \\An`a*tom\"ic\\, mXHz and Society of Algorithm
investigating different forms of collaborative work. He is also a
freelance curator, reviewer, lecturer and had been managing
international research projects for education and arts at the
electronic studio IPEM/Ghent.
http://mxhz.org, http://www.okno.be, http://societyofalgorithm.org,
http://karasssuite.net
Contact:
E-mail: info at aa-vv.org
Tel: +49 089 30749611 (Natalia Borissova)
http://www.aa-vv.org
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