Re: [microsound] public sound - micro 'installations'

[Brian Klein <btk3782@xxxxxxxxx>]

yeah, i guess that's a little more than temporary in
the way you are describing it. its not really
permanent though, since it ends when the scaffolding
comes down. hopefully it lasts a while longer so i can
finally check it out before its gone.



--- tasty radish <tastyradish@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> hey, thanks! this sounds interesting. 
> i wasn't clear. i meant outdoor, temporary public
> things (not on stage or gallery spaces, etc.).  Like
> in, setting up a sound thing, with multiple speakers
> and sources, at a dock or such, letting it do its
> thing/performing and packing up (maybe documenting
> it). some of these things get elaborate, some not. 
> thanx, a
> 
> 
> 
> > sound canopy 
> > http://www.deadtech.net
> > 
> > i still have yet to experience it, though. i'm
> > almost
> > never downtown.
> > 
> > --- tasty radish <tastyradish@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > > there are some folks doing more or less
> > > non-institutionally/gallery/show-place backed
> > public
> > > sound works
> 
> 
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