Dive into the innovative concept of a 'sound object' with artist Dylan Peirce in this engaging workshop at mumok. Participants will collaboratively explore sonic creation, shaping and performing auditory experiences from basic materials. This unique event, part of the 'Tolia Curriculum' program, fosters reflection on listening practices and the vast potential of sound art. It offers a unique opportunity to engage with contemporary art in a hands-on format.
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This workshop, led by multidisciplinary artist Dylan Peirce, explores the concept of a 'sound object.' Participants will collaborate to construct and perform sonic situations using simple materials, reflecting on listening and sonic possibilities. The workshop is part of the 'Tolia Curriculum' program.
In this workshop, artist Dylan Peirce delves into the concept of a "sound object," demonstrating how basic materials can be used to construct, shape, and perform sonic experiences. Participants are invited to collaborate in creating bodies of sound, fostering reflection on listening practices and the boundless potential of sonic imaginaries. This event is part of the 'Tolia Curriculum,' a project by Tolia Astakhishvili that encompasses a daily schedule of workshops, lectures, screenings, readings, and participatory formats for all ages, unfolding as Astakhishvili develops her exhibition work in situ. Dylan Peirce, born in Paris in 1977, is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans sound, experimental photography, sculpture, video, and installation. He has exhibited and performed internationally at venues such as the Rennes Biennial for Contemporary Art, KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin, Bonner Kunstverein, and MoMA PS1 in New York. His album "Pindrops" was released in 2022. Participants are encouraged to bring at least five objects or materials that evoke a sense of 'strangeness' in sound. The workshop will be conducted in English.
Ticket prices are listed as 0,00 € for various categories including 'mumok Ticket', 'Reduced – Students', 'Reduced – Seniors', and 'Reduced - Children'. Visitors are directed to 'More Infos' for details on admission. The workshop is conducted in English.
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