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Exploratory Sound Art with Andrew Bradt
DATE: Thursday, September 19th, 2024
TIME: 5pm-9pm
LOCATION: AWE, 2nd floor Education Studio
COST: This event is part of AWE at Night
- Current AWE members: Free admission Art Windsor-Essex
- Non-Members: $10 admission
The Exploratory Sound Art workshop invites community members to engage in a collective improvisation using contact microphones on bicycles and other audio hardware, creating a sonic reflection of an urban biking conversation taking place that evening. The workshop will also offer a space for questions relating to improvisation, electroacoustic music, and hardware/software used throughout the session.
About the Artist: Andrew Bradt
Andrew Bradt’s artist practice encompasses improvised electroacoustic performances, installation art, sound design, and acousmatic multi-channel composition. Drawing on his experience as a software developer, Andrew frequently incorporates coding as an essential tool in his creative endeavors. Andrew earned his BFA in Electroacoustic Studies from Concordia University in 2021 and completed the Lighthouse Labs Full Stack Web Development bootcamp in 2022. Notable among his early contributions is an online sound installation for “The Futile Knocking of My Heart,” curated by artists Martin Stevens and Sasha Opeiko, which was showcased as part of the 52nd Annual Convention of the Northeast Modern Language Association. Andrew has also collaborated on two installation works with Kristina Bradt, which were exhibited at Artspeak Gallery in Windsor, ON: “Deconstructed Dinner Party” in 2022 and “Input/Output” in 2023. Since late 2023, Andrew’s focus has been on practicing improvised electroacoustic music under the moniker Crude Flame.
Photo by Garth Jackson (Troublelight Films)
This program is supported by the Solcz Family Foundation
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