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Fotos de Pablo Sanz del taller Paisaje Sonoro y Auralidad, en la Casa Encendida, Madrid. Abril-mayo 2008
Alva Noto (DE) & Ryuichi Sakamoto (JP) performing live @ Aural Festival 2012
Teatro Metropólitan, Mexico City
16th may 2012
Fotos de Pablo Sanz del taller Paisaje Sonoro y Auralidad, en la Casa Encendida, Madrid. Abril-mayo 2008
I was in NYC for the LEPE 2019 Meeting and decided to skip the last evening's event and instead go to the reveal of the 2018 Central Park Squirrel Census. This took place on Thursday June 20th, 2019 at the Explorers Club (46 East 70th Street, New York City). Even though I did not participate in the count, I followed it and was thrilled to be able to attend the big reveal. This is the description of the event: "Join us for a figurative rodeo of engaging squirrel and park appreciation — the grand-data finale of the once-in-a-lifetime survey of Central Park and its squirrels. The main event: revealing the Squirrel Abundance Number of Central Park (and who in the audience guessed closest). It’ll be served with some thrilling spoonfuls of education, science, park aural pleasures, and a very serious map and chart explanation, as well as good old-fashioned storytelling, and just the right amount of singing." Spoiler alert, they estimated that there are 2373 squirrels in Central Park. This was a perfect way to end my trip to New York City and a great Squirrel Tourism bucket list item. Kudos to all the people who pulled this off. Taken at the Explorers Club on East 70th Street on Thursday June 20th, 2019.
Fotos de Pablo Sanz del taller Paisaje Sonoro y Auralidad, en la Casa Encendida, Madrid. Abril-mayo 2008
Fotos de Pablo Sanz del taller Paisaje Sonoro y Auralidad, en la Casa Encendida, Madrid. Abril-mayo 2008
Fotos de Pablo Sanz del taller Paisaje Sonoro y Auralidad, en la Casa Encendida, Madrid. Abril-mayo 2008
Music video - a visual and aural masterpiece. IIRC the first time I saw it on youtube it had had 30 million hits.
Casino Metropolitano
Mexico City
17.May.2013
© Feli Gutiérres
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Alva Noto (DE) & Ryuichi Sakamoto (JP) performing live @ Aural Festival 2012
Teatro Metropólitan, Mexico City
16th may 2012
Alva Noto (DE) & Ryuichi Sakamoto (JP) performing live @ Aural Festival 2012
Teatro Metropólitan, Mexico City
16th may 2012
Symphony of Lights: An Exploration of Stained-Glass Windows in St. John the Evangelist Anglican Church, London, ON
Exhibition dates: February 8th - 19th, 2021
Artist: Anahí González
Curators: Iraboty Kazi and Anahí González
Editor: Dr. C. Cody Barteet
“Give light, and the darkness will disappear of itself.” - Desiderius Erasmus
This exhibition explores the visual and aural sensations of being inside St. John the Evangelist Anglican Church in London, Ontario. The parish community was founded in 1864. The present Gothic-inspired church (at the corners of Wellington and St. James Streets) was begun in 1888 and has remained an important feature in London’s Old North community for well over a century. Now part of the Bishop Helmuth Heritage District the church and its facilities are a hub of activity for the community.
The videos and photographs taken by artist Anahí González during visits to the church inspired our explorations of the stained-glass windows in relation to art and local history. Stained-glass windows that adorn the neo-Gothic building connect the church’s ambiance to medieval practices, reinforcing a line of contact from ancient history to our own. At the same time, the dynamic shifting of light based on the hour of the day is a reminder of the ephemeral beauty of our daily lives. We also explore the play between light, sound, and their effects on the visitor with recordings of bells and organ music played in St. John the Evangelist church.
Symphony of Lights focuses primarily on four fascinating ecclesiastical windows created by London- and Toronto-based artists and workshops: Meikle Stained Glass Studio, Sunrise Studios, Yvonne Williams, and Robert McCausland Limited. Combining modern technology with historical windows allows for exploration of the varying styles, techniques, colours, artist signatures, and details that would otherwise be overlooked.
This exhibition is a part of Dr. Cody Barteet’s research program: Preserving the Cultural and Artistic Heritage of St. John the Evangelist, London, Ontario as a Model for the Anglican Diocese of Huron, a project funded by the University of Western Ontario.
Due to COVID-19 safety measures, the Artlab Gallery and Cohen Commons will be operating virtually. In-person visits are not permitted at this time. We will be posting exhibition documentation, videos, and virtual walk-throughs on the Artlab’s website.
Artlab Gallery
JL Visual Arts Centre
Western University
London, Ontario, Canada
© 2021; Department of Visual Arts; Western University
This is right before they started using power saws on the steel drums. Nine Inch Nails has nothing on these guys.
Alva Noto (DE) & Ryuichi Sakamoto (JP) performing live @ Aural Festival 2012
Teatro Metropólitan, Mexico City
16th may 2012
Domingo 17 de diciembre de 2017.
En la Casa del Lago del Bosque de Chapultepec, se realizó el festival nicho & Harmonipan en Aural con una serie de proyecciones de cine, un breve simposio sobre publicaciones, performance y música (performances: Juan Sebastian Lach con Alex Durlak MX/CA / Valerio Tricoli IT / Gustavo Nandayapa MX / Werner Dafeldecker con Gustavo Nandayapa y Natalia Pérez Turner AT/MX / Rob Mazurek MX)
Fotografía: Alejandra Méndez/ Secretaría de Cultura CDMX
Martes, 4 de Marzo 2014. Rueda de prensa de Cristina King, Directora del FMCH, Rogelio Sosa, Director de Aural y Eric Namour de Nicho Aural e Ivan Edeza, Director del ExTeresa con motivo a la presentacion del 4o Festval de Aural en el Museo Ex Teresa Arte Actual.
Foto: Antonio Nava / Secretaria de Cultura