[microsound-announce] Birdcage: Zeedijk ? Amsterdam, July 4 ? Featuring: Audrey Chen (US), Wun Thong (AU), Byungjun Kwon (KR/NL), and dj sniff (JP/NL)

Circadian Rhythm circadianrhythm at hotmail.com
Fri Jun 26 14:35:11 EDT 2009


Yes, indeed. Have you seen, or heard of, Asian exhibitionists? I thought
not. But if you listen hard enough you can always hear what you cannot see.

Best,
Song-Ming
-- 

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www.circadiansongs.com
songming at circadiansongs.com
+44 (0) 75 3184 2134

61 Wyllen Close
London, E1 4HQ
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Birdcage: Zeedijk
Featuring: Audrey Chen (US), Wun Thong (AU), Byungjun Kwon (KR/NL),
and dj sniff (JP/NL)

Saturday, July 4, 2009
19h ? 21h
at Toko Dun Yong store front
Zeedijk 88
1012, Amsterdam

Curated by: Daniele Balit and Mathias Geoffroy
Support by: Association 2028, Toko Dun Yong, CRTV, STEIM, softskin
productions, Pallet Boy

One of the first things you notice in the Netherlands are exposed
windows.
Whether it's a family having dinner or a half naked lady luring you
into her red lit room, the interface between the interior and exterior
is often transparent. In contrast, for many Asian cultures you can
barely catch a glimpse inside. Perhaps this has to do with how each
culture deals with the gaze - looking at or being looked at. However,
what is more interesting to us, is how do we listen within the
politics of this gaze.

Birdcage: Zeedijk is a listening experience, about the way our ears
can focus or drift in a given multi-sensory environment. Surrounded by
coffeeshops and the windows of the Red Light District, Zeedijk Street
is a mash-up of Asian cultures. dj sniff chose this context to host
his sonic laboratory for one night and deliver episode 2 of the
Birdcage sound project. He has extended his invitation to Audrey Chen,
Wun Thong, and Byungjun Kwon, who are all active members of the
experimental music scene, and all of Asian descent living and working
in the Western world. Through the bare windows of an empty storefront,
four stages will be created and installed by designer Mathias
Geoffroy, purposefully skewing the visual and auditory relationships
for both the audience and the performers.

Listening is less directional and less definitive than looking, it can
deal with complexity on a higher level of presence or "there-ness." If
you listen hard enough you can always hear what you cannot see.

--

Contact and info:
birdcagespace at gmail.com
ph. 0031 6 17 017 549

Links:
Birdcage
http://www.birdcagespace.com

dj sniff
http://www.djsniff.com

Audrey Chen
http://www.myspace.com/audreychen

Wun Thong (Carolyn Teo)
http://www.carolynteo.com
http://www.plumindustries.org/tag/carolyn-teo/

Byungjun Kwon
http://byungjun.pe.kr/xe/

Steim
http://www.steim.org

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