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|Event display name= | |Event display name=Active Prismatic Listening | ||
|Doors=2023-11-26 | |Doors=2023-11-26 17:30 | ||
|Date Start=2023-11-26 | |Date Start=2023-11-26 18:00 | ||
|Date End=2023-11-26 | |Date End=2023-11-26 20:00 | ||
|Event image=file:Active Prismatic Listening.jpg | |||
|Event description=The Museum of Human Achievement will be transformed into a musical instrument where the location in the gallery will determine what the performers and audience hear. The audience will move through the space in order to hear the instrument from their personal perspective. | |Event description=The Museum of Human Achievement will be transformed into a musical instrument where the location in the gallery will determine what the performers and audience hear. The audience will move through the space in order to hear the instrument from their personal perspective. | ||
Concept, composition by Bob Hoffnar with Max Lorenzen and guest artist Juan Garcia (MexicoCity) | Concept, composition by Bob Hoffnar with Max Lorenzen and guest artist Juan Garcia (MexicoCity) | ||
Bob Hoffnar will be interacting with the standing waves by playing the pedalsteel guitar. Juan Garcia will be playing the string bass and the space will be tuned and actuated by Max Lorenzen. | Bob Hoffnar will be interacting with the standing waves by playing the pedalsteel guitar. Juan Garcia will be playing the string bass and the space will be tuned and actuated by Max Lorenzen. | ||
|Event short description=The Museum of Human Achievement will be transformed into a musical instrument where the location in the gallery will determine what the performers and audience hear. The audience will move through the space in order to hear the instrument from their personal perspective. | |Event short description=The Museum of Human Achievement will be transformed into a musical instrument where the location in the gallery will determine what the performers and audience hear. The audience will move through the space in order to hear the instrument from their personal perspective. | ||
Concept, composition by Bob Hoffnar with Max Lorenzen and guest artist Juan Garcia (Mexico City) | Concept, composition by Bob Hoffnar with Max Lorenzen and guest artist Juan Garcia (Mexico City) | ||
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|Presented by=Liminal Sound Series | |Presented by=Liminal Sound Series | ||
|Event artist=Bob Hoffnar; Max Lorenzen; Juan Garcia | |Event artist=Bob Hoffnar; Max Lorenzen; Juan Garcia | ||
|Resources={{Resource|Resource type=Event link|Resource value=https://withfriends.co/event/17011374/active_prismatic_listening}} | |Event admission type=Free | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:17, March 11, 2024
Event Info
| Date | 11.26.23 |
| Doors | 5:30pm |
| Time | 6pm–8pm |
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| Admission | Free |
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The Museum of Human Achievement will be transformed into a musical instrument where the location in the gallery will determine what the performers and audience hear. The audience will move through the space in order to hear the instrument from their personal perspective.
Concept, composition by Bob Hoffnar with Max Lorenzen and guest artist Juan Garcia (MexicoCity)
Bob Hoffnar will be interacting with the standing waves by playing the pedalsteel guitar. Juan Garcia will be playing the string bass and the space will be tuned and actuated by Max Lorenzen.
