VIRAL SYMPHONY
viral symphOny (2006-2008), my 1 hour 40 minute collaborative electronic noise music symphony, created using custom artificial life C++ software based on the viral phenomenon model, is available to the world for free here: https://archive.org/details/ViralSymphony
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viral symphOny (2006-2008)
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What's the point of contemporary art?
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audio of Aesthetic States of Frenzy
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Odyssey Palimpsest
You must have chaos within you to give birth to a dancing star.
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ venus©-~Ã~vibrator, even
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~venus©-~Ã~vibrator, even
JOSEPH NECHVATAL VIRAL SYMPHONY radio broadcast
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JOSEPH NECHVATAL
VIRAL SYMPHONY
VIRAL SYMPHONY
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the enthrOning
Viral SymphOny, 1er mouvement.
02/
murmuring tOngue Of Ovid
Viral SymphOny, 2nd mouvement.
Ce mouvement est basé sur un enregistrement effectué par Joseph Nechvatal d’une lecture des Métamorphoses d’Ovide par Jane Smith en 1985.
Nicolas Schöffer audio files online
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Nicolas Schöffer
This audio art is sourced from the DVD of an exhibition of Nicolas Schöffer at Espace Gantner, France, 2004, titled “Précurseur de l’art cybernétique”, as well as various internet videos. The Lumino and Microtemps, 1968 and 1961 respectively, were not intended as sound sculptures, yet the noises they produce are definitely part of their appeal, not unlike Jean Tinguely’s own machines. Prisme, 1965, was an installation using mirrors, lighting effects and sound to virtually expand the structure’s actual size. It was re-build in 1975 in the Paris’ Sorbonne university with incidental music by Pierre Barbaud. The last track is from a British Pathé newsreel documenting Schöffer’s 1960 Institute of Contemporary Arts exhibition. It focuses on one of Schöffer’s most famous sculpture, CYSP 1 (for CYbernetics SPationdynamic). The electronic music used in the film is not credited.
Get it here: http://continuo.wordpress.com/2010/08/06/nicolas-schoffer-round-up/
Newly released: Anthology Of Noise & Electronic Music #6
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Anthology Of Noise & Electronic Music #6
Newly released (with 1983 piece by Joseph Nechvatal):
Sub Rosa
"Anthology Of Noise & Electronic Music #6"
Podcast: Thomas Bey William Bailey reads from "Towards An Immersive Intelligence"
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Thomas Bey William Bailey Podcast"This week's podcast on the Belsona Academy: 'Viractual' Special with mixed media artist / art theorist Joseph Nechvatal, known for his past collaborations with Rhys Chatham ('XS: The Opera Opus'), Stephane Sikora ('The Computer Virus Project II') and much much more.
