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SUMMARY:Revivification
DESCRIPTION:Revivification is an extraordinary immersive exhibition combining sound and cutting-edge biological innovation to bring to life the musical genius of a deceased composer. \nFour years in the making\, Revivification delivers a historic first: the in-vitro (external) ‘brain’ of the late composer Alvin Lucier (1931-2021) creating a new work in real time\, as a live performance over the duration of the exhibition. \nIt is developed by artists Guy Ben-Ary\, Nathan Thompson and Matt Gingold with neuroscientist Stuart Hodgetts based at the University of Western Australia (UWA)\, who have individually spent 25 years pushing boundaries in the biological arts. \nThe physical realisation of Revivification began in 2020 when Alvin Lucier donated his blood for the project. His blood was sent to Harvard Medical School where his white blood cells were reprogrammed into stem cells – the fundamental building blocks of Revivification\, using a process called Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell (IPSC) technology. Then\, the Revivification Team transformed (differentiated) Lucier’s stem cells into cerebral organoids: three-dimensional structures that resemble a developing human brain. \nAlvin Lucier stood among the giants of 20th-century experimental music. He transformed how we think about composition by shifting focus from traditional musical elements to the physical properties of sound itself. His work with brain waves\, echolocation\, and room acoustics blurred the lines between music\, science\, and art – an approach that spoke to the artists and researchers at UWA. \nAt the heart of the installation stands a sculptural object that encapsulates the incubator housing Lucier’s ‘in-vitro brain’\, living outside\, and beyond his body (the term ‘in-vitro’ comes from the Latin for ‘in glass’). \nLining the walls are 20 large\, curved brass plates that are both sculptural and the source of the immersive sound environment. Each of the plates is directly connected to the neural activity of Lucier’s brain organoid. As the ‘in-vitro brains” signals pulse through transducers and actuators\, they strike the brass\, creating complex\, sustained resonances that fill the space with sound.
URL:https://owls.place/event/revivification/
LOCATION:Art Gallery of Western Australia\, Perth Cultural Centre\, Perth\, WA\, 6000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:WWIM pres. Flock and Flitter w/ Joshua Santospirito (lutruwita)\, Tamaho Miyake (Japan)\, Daisuke Terauchi (Japan)\, Pedro Alvarez & Raras Sukardi
DESCRIPTION:WWIM and Sound Exploration Fremantle presents: Flock and Flitter.\nA workshop and concert celebrating our movements from place to place – people coming and going\, to and from different places\, floating and collaborating. 🐦✨🕊️ \nLike birds in migration\, we invite you to join our FLOCK with an improvisatory music workshop hosted by visiting artsits Daisuke Terauchi and Tamaho Miyake (Japan). Anyone is encouraged to participate or watch; bring along your instruments\, or just your gorgeous self. \nThe night will continue to fly with a concert performed by our visiting and local artists – FLITTERing together\, creating movements\, sounds\, gentleness and sparkle. Welcoming Joshua Santospirito (lutruwita) who’ll perform alongside WWIM superstar Jane Stark. Daisuke and Tamaho will be joined by movement artists Elsa Mona & Otto Pye\, and wind instrumentalists Pedro Alvarez & Raras Sukardi. \nWe look forward to flock and flitter together with you all! 🐦🐦🐦 \n\nAccessibility: The Sullivan Hall is a wheelchair accessible venue\, accessible via the footpath on inclined but smooth terrain. The music may be loud at times. It will be well-lit with natural light at 3pm\, but after the sun sets there is limited lighting outdoors\, along the paths\, and above the car park\, and warm lighting inside the venue. There are two accessible all-gender bathrooms located outside the venue\, connected via a footpath. The event is alcohol-free and all-ages. The venue is spacious and windows and doors can be kept open throughout the workshop for ventilation\, however it will be cold so they will not be open the whole time unless by request. There is no dedicated indoor check-out space\, but you can go outside into the garden\, or even across the road into the park. \nWe acknowledge that this event is taking place in Walyalup\, on Whadjuck Noongar Boodja. Sovereignty was never ceded. \n\n\n\n\nSullivan Hall (2 Nannine Ave\, White Gum Valley WA 6162) \nJuly 12\, 2025 | 3-8pm \nSuggested Ticket Prices\n-Workshop: $5 unwaged\, $10 waged\n– Concert: $7 unwaged\, $15 waged\n– Both: $10 unwaged\, $25 waged\n– Generous: $30
URL:https://owls.place/event/wwim-pres-flock-and-flitter-w-joshua-santospirito-lutruwita-tamaho-miyake-japan-daisuke-terauchi-japan-pedro-alvarez-raras-sukardi/
LOCATION:Sullivan Hall\, 2 Nannine Ave\, White Gum Valley\, WA\, Australia
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