Here is the soon to be released film, “Medea”, directed by Vincent Moon, documenting Soundwalk Collective’s two month-long sound journey along the coast of the Black Sea. Medea has its world premier at Centre Pompidou in Paris on May 4th, 2012.
Audio by Soundwalk Collective
Stephan Crasneanscki of Soundwalk Collective walking through the new work for Centre Pompidou’s Paris-Delhi-Bombay exhibition. Soundwalk in collaboration with Mickey Hart present a new installation piece: Sacred Chants of the Gyuto Monks Tantric Choir, which is open from May 25th to September 19th. Click here for more info and an audio extract.
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Soundwalk in collaboration with Mickey Hart present Sacred Chants of the Gyuto Monks Tantric Choir. An installation for the Centre Pompidou’s Paris-Delhi-Bombay exhibit, the piece will occupy the escalator space of the museum from May 25th to September 19th. Audio extract is a sneak preview from the installation.
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From the installation of Soundwalk’s It’s Better To Burn Out Than To Fade Away at Centre Pompidou’s Hors Pistes festival, on exhibit until February 6th.
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Opening today at the Centre Pompidou’s Festival Hors Pistes, Soundwalk presents: It’s Better To Burn Out Than To Fade Away. Audio extract of the installation piece and photo preview taken from the exhibit floor.
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Forum -1 at the Centre Pompidou, location of Soundwalk’s installation It’s Better To Burn Out Than To Fade Away during Hors Pistes Festival. Radio announcement of the festival by Géraldine Gomez and Charlène Dinhut on Aligre 93.1 FM.
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The defeat of Tony Zale against Marcel Cerdan. Audio extract from It’s Better To Burn Out Than to Fade Away by Soundwalk, at the Centre Pompidou this Friday January 21st for the Hors Pistes Festival.
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Zinedine Zidane scoring the first goal of the 1998 France – Brazil World Cup Championship game. Audio extract from It’s Better To Burn Out Than to Fade Away by Soundwalk, at the Centre Pompidou this Friday January 21st for the Hors Pistes Festival.
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This Friday January 21st at Hors Pistes Festival, Centre Pompidou: It’s Better To Burn Out Than to Fade Away by Soundwalk. A sound piece bringing together defining moments of sports history together through their radio commentary, built from INA archives using the concept of the hip hop break.
Art and culture journalist Véronique Godé has provided a what’s what at the 2010 Exit Festival on the Cultures Electroniques page of French TV station Arte‘s website.
Godé profiles LE SON DU NOUS, performed this past weekend, immediately classifying it as a “unique, original” performance. The article leads with a review of Soundwalk’s preceding event, Kill the Ego. “[This film, conceived from an incredibly rich mix of extraordinary sound collected over 10 years in the streets of New York, brings the painter Rostarr to the scene, as he executes a prolific artwork of pictorial and graphic power, lifted by the kinetic energy of the audio track which propels us from jazz to funk to detours at a crossroads, or a conversation]“.
Recently presented at a sold out event at the Pompidou Center, “Kill the Ego” is, as of March 21, 2010, available for sale online: 300 editions are downloadable via the new iphone application, Collectorserie.
This year, writes Godé, “[Eric Dalbin brings us the New York [Soundwalk] collective on the big stage: two live performances, two unique evenings, original and ambitious, on the genesis of sound: sound engineers on the stage, sound artists in command, Philippe Starck playing a new role of MC. Will he find this original sound, the universal sound, everything that we are looking for, that which we call, the Sound of Us? We’ll find out…]”
Thanks to Arte.tv for the coverage!
Photo credit: Yves Malenfer