This special event, part of the Tolia Curriculum, presents a unique sound art performance by Vera Pulido and Roman Lemberg. They create an immersive sound room featuring sonic memorabilia, blending opera vocals, organ tones, and music inspired by psycho-thrillers. This experimental music event transforms the museum space into a series of evocative, nested interiors for an uncanny listening session.
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This event, part of the Tolia Curriculum, features Vera Pulido and Roman Lemberg creating a sound room with sonic memorabilia. Opera vocals, organ tones, and music from psycho-thrillers converge for an uncanny listening session, transforming the museum into nested interiors.
As part of the Tolia Curriculum, Vera Pulido (electronics) and Roman Lemberg (keyboards) present 'The House is Haunted by the Echo of Your Favorite Song'. This event transforms the museum into a series of nested interiors, establishing a sound room filled with sonic memorabilia. The performance blends opera vocals, organ tones, and music reminiscent of pathetic psycho-thrillers, creating an uncanny listening session. The title and lyrics, referencing Basil Adlam and Billie Rose, evoke a sense of memory and lingering presence within the space. The Tolia Curriculum itself is a project by Georgian artist Tolia Astakhishvili, which unfolds as a diverse schedule of workshops, lectures, screenings, readings, and participatory formats, opening her production and installation process to the public.
Information regarding tickets and opening hours can be found via the museum's visit section. Specific details for this event are not listed beyond the date and time.
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