For some, abstraction might mean non-figurative painting, but today’s hottest emotive medium is so abstract it can’t be seen, touched, or felt. There’s no arguing that sound art is having a moment.
Juan Cortés, “Magnetic Landscapes” (2012–2013), magnifying glass, magnets, motor, speaker, iron filings (image courtesy the artist); Installation view, Seeing Sound (2024), Samek Art Museum, Bucknell ...
“Seeing Sound” is an expansive exhibition that explores the recent trajectory of sound as a dynamic branch of contemporary art practice, curated by Barbara London—one of the world’s most influential ...
The Blanton Museum of Art at the University of Texas Austin (UT Austin) revealed earlier this week a new central feature of its ongoing, Snøhetta-led campus revamp, first announced in January. A ...
In case you haven’t been tracking the progress of group exhibitions of sound art, a short history would be: they are generally a disaster, with many works either impossible to hear adequately in the ...
Sound art has an identity crisis. Trapped between experimental music and traditional art mediums, it suffers from inaccessibility and an elitist, academic “cost of entry” requirement in order to ...
In conjunction with William Anastasi: Sound Work, 1963-2013 the Hunter College Art Galleries will present an evening devoted to sound-based art. The evening's program will feature a panel discussion ...
Mel O’Callaghan First Sound, Last Sound, 2022. performance, solid steel tuning forks, wooden resonance chamber, wooden, bronze and leather mallet. duration 20 minutes. Installation view, Esker ...
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