Event overview
Seth Cluett will present recent experiments exploring novel applications for loudspeakers in his creative work.
Seth Cluett will present recent experiments exploring novel applications for loudspeakers in his creative work including 3d printed enclosures, non-standard multi-channel arrays, and augmented and virtual reality. He will also present rare material from his archival collection of historical documents related to the exhibition of sound in the visual arts.
Seth Cluett is an artist and composer whose work ranges from photography and drawing to video, sound installation, concert music, and critical writing. His “subtle…seductive, immersive” (Artforum) work has been characterized as “rigorously focused and full of detail” (e/i) and “dramatic, powerful, and at one with nature” (The Wire). Exploring the territory between the senses, Cluett’s works are marked by a detailed attention to perception and to the role of sound in the creation of a sense of place, the workings of memory, and the experience of time. His research interests and critical writings investigate embodied cognition, sound in virtual and augmented reality, the media history of the loudspeaker, the history and documentation of sound in art practice, and architectural acoustics.
Free event, all welcome
Dates & times
| Date | Time | Add to calendar |
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| 2 Mar 2017 | 5:00pm - 6:30pm |
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