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Still image from the video ULYSSES ||| REHEARSE ||| PERFORM by Jim Helton, screening tonight at Kaplan’s Project No3 in Napoli. See a short preview here, available in full feature length soon.
“Ulysses’ Syndrome”
Directed by Jim Helton, shot by Josh Rothstein, Conception Stephan Crasneanscki.
Whilst he was attending Soundwalk’s last New York performance on board the Frying Pan in September, Film director Jim Helton, captured the electric atmosphere that seized the old lightship with the help of Josh Rothstein as the Director of Photography. Jim Helton had previously co-directed “Kill the Ego“, alongside Ron Patane.
Jim Helton’s website
Jim Helton’s channel on vimeo
Josh Rothstein’s website
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Here’s a bunch of photos taken by Hadley Hudson during Soundwalk’s Ulysses’ Syndrome live performance in New York at the Frying Pan, last thursday. Enjoy !
Don’t miss the next live shows !
9/29 : MADRE Museo /// NAPOLI
10/2 : Nuit Blanche, Jardins du Trocadéro /// PARIS
10/9 : Conflux Festival /// NY
11/13 : Villa Noailles /// NICE
Photo Olivier Zahm
Many thanks to Olivier Zahm from Purple for covering Soundwalk’s live performance of Ulysses’ Syndrome at the Frying Pan in NYC last thursday !
Soundwalk is happy to announce the launching of Ulysses’ Syndrome live tour this thursday, September 16th, at the Frying Pan in New York. Originally designed as a sound installation and audio art piece, Ulysses’ Syndrome will in fact be presented live, in the form of a sound and visual performance featuring members of the Soundwalk collective. This live version of Ulysses’ Syndrome will be travelling to Paris, Naples, Milano and Nice.
More info on Ulysses’ Syndrome live tour on live.soundwalk.com
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PRACTICAL INFO
7-10 P.M., 16 September, 2010 | Frying Pan
W. 26th Street and 12th Avenue – Chelsea Pier 66A – Hudson River Park
Click here to find the Frying Pan on the map.
Admission is free !