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“Duets” Closing Tonight at Loyola

Tonight is the closing (there was not an opening) for the Duets show at the Collins C. Diboll art gallery at Loyola University in New Orleans. David Sullivan and I put together a piece for it. It’s the same as can be seen at the Ogden but the presentation is closer to our intention here: the display is much larger (projector) and the audio is full range (speakers with subwoofer).

Duets closing flyer

David made the video; I made the audio using analog synthesizers, field recordings I made of tree frogs in the neighborhood, Max/MSP and Max for Live.

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2 Responses to ““Duets” Closing Tonight at Loyola”

  1. ale{atori}c» Blog Archive » Experience “Under Pressure” online Says:
    April 22nd, 2013 at 12:53

    […] with video animation by David Sullivan and sound by yours truly was a piece exhibited at the Duets show at Loyola last year and later at the Ogden Museum of Southern […]

  2. ale{atori}c» Blog Archive » Experience “Under Pressure” online Says:
    April 25th, 2017 at 16:05

    […] with video animation by David Sullivan and sound by yours truly was a piece exhibited at the Duets show at Loyola last year and later at the Ogden Museum of Southern […]

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