Audiosphere Sound Experimentation 1980 – 2020. Part 31.
Sound exhibition excerpts @ Museo Nacional Centro De Arte Reina Sofia; Madrid; Spain.
Curator, production and realisation by Francisco López.
Head of exhibition: Teresa Velázquez.
Exhibition coordination by Rafael García and Natalia Guaza.
“ Audiosphere synthesizes the wide territory of the huge, delocalized, underground, and multiform universe of social experimental audio.”
Francisco López.
By way of a selection of hundreds of sound works, Audiosphere. Sound Experimentation 1980-2020 looks to cover an historical and cultural void in terms of the recognition, exhibition and analysis of a key part of the recent changes that have taken place in the artistic conception of sound creation.
Conceived from a social perspective, and with the aim of revealing and providing context to reflect upon and discuss the techno-cultural changes that have occurred since the 1980’s, the exhibition will present the work of a broad number of experimental sound artists, hailing from all over the world, the majority unknown to the contemporary art spectator.
Audiosphere thus seeks to constitute a non-conceptual, large-scale contemporary art exhibition with no images or objects, underpinned solely by sound works and an exhibition design that facilitates experiential, profound and prolonged listening.
01. Juan Antonio Nieto. Wetlands. 5:52.
02. Juan Cantizzani. Físicoarmónico [fragment]. 5:51.
03. Juanjo Palacios. Edificio Resonante [fragment]. 5:20.
04. Juanma Prieto Akasha. Las costureras 1911 [fragment]. 5:00.
05. Judy Dunaway. Blown Uncut. 5:00.
06. Julián Gómez. Hacia un lado. 5:16.
07. Julian Knowles. The Billion. 5:52.
08. Julien Ottavi. Micro Puces v1 (Circuit Bending) [fragment]. 3:07.
09. Jun Mizumachi. ARROKOTH [fragment]. 5:58.
10. Justin Bennett. 01 Maasvlakte, Netherlands. 3:57.
11. Justo Bagüeste & Suso Saiz. I.P.D. 1 [fragment]. 6:00.
12. Lasse-Marc Riek. Flugzeug/Kegelrobbe (Bulle). 3:54.
