Inside Miami’s sound chamber, sound artist, designer and composer Gustavo Matamoros introduces to his latest creation: four audible experiences of sound moving through space. Legendary artists inspired Small Sounds Up the Wall (for Alison Knowles), Everglades (for Charles Recher), String Solo (for Vito Acconci) and Eighty-Five Audible Moments (for Pauline Oliveros). Venezuela born Matamoros made this sonic dive possible when he transformed Studio 201 at ArtCenter/South Florida into a temporal 30-channel sound environment.
Sound Editor: Anamnesis Audio | Special Audio: John Cage interview; Alison Knowles, Paper Weather; Vito Acconci, American Gift, via UbuWeb; Pauline Oliveros, via UbuWeb; Russell Frehling, Mapping; Gustavo Matamoros, Small Sounds Up a Wall, Everglades, String Solo, Eighty-Five Audible Moments; Julio Roloff, Naturaleza Viva; Wolfgang Gil, Aural Fields Test; Rene Barge, Prism Break | Photographs courtesy Gustavo Matamoros, Subtropics
Related Episodes: Stephen Vitiello, Alba Triana, Magdi Mostafa, Dak’Art 2018, Staging Complex Art, Sounds of Summer in Miami
Related Links: Subtropics, Frozen Music, Canal, 2009
https://www.freshartinternational.com/2013/09/12/fresh-talk-stephen-vitiello/
https://www.freshartinternational.com/2017/11/22/alba-triana-sound-light-experiment/
https://www.freshartinternational.com/2018/07/30/magdi-mostafa-analog-technology-vibrating-sound-sculptures/
https://www.freshartinternational.com/2018/09/13/process-experimentation-action-dakart-2018/
https://www.freshartinternational.com/2018/10/01/staging-complex-art/ https://www.freshartinternational.com/2017/08/23/sounds-of-summer-in-miami/
Related Link: https://www.subtropics.org
