Prof. Ricardo Miranda has been awarded an Ammerman Center Independent Scholarship/Fellowship. He is participating in the exhibition Future Perfect that is part of the The Sixteenth Biennial Symposium on Arts and Technology at Connecticut College. His work – “REALIDAD_VE” is an account of the current Venezuelan instability by retired musician and former director of the Venezuelan National Symophony.
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An evening of spatial sound works
Space as Material: An Evening of Spatial Sound Works
Tuesday, Feb. 20th, 2018
7 PM Black Box (HN543)
8 PM TV Studio (HN436)
Two leading figures in the field of spatial sound come to Hunter College to create immersive, large-scale works. Sound is used to heighten listeners’ spatial awareness and encourage a focused listening practice from within an encompassing field. Both composers take a different approach to surround sound studio composition than the more typical one that attempts to represent “virtual” space and aims for transferability into a variety of settings, including the concert hall. Instead, Neumann’s and Schumacher’s pieces represent, not sound in space, but rather space in sound.
Installation and performance by artist Elico Suzuki
Japanese artist Elico Suzuki will present and perform an installation in the Black Box (HN543)
Date: Thursday, February 8th
Time: 8-9PM
Elico Suzuki (aka. suzueri) is a Tokyo based sound artist. She studied
Fine Art at Musashino Art University in Tokyo and Media Art at the
Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences (IAMAS) in Ōgaki, Gifu,
Japan. Read More
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Prof. Jeanie Ahn HN402A
Industry Employer Specialist
via email sk7073@hunter.cuny.edu
Prof. Tara Leigh Chiari HN 402C
Academic & Career Advisor
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