On Recombination is a project that focuses on the circulation, abrasion, and clustering of digital sound objects. These objects are approached through the perspective of compression standards, remix culture, and postproduction techniques as modes in which their form is subjected to constant serial variation and further mobilization.
Rhythm is employed as a plane of consistency that allows the weaving of web apparitions, cultural anachronisms, and other digital traces into new aural assemblages. This project is made of three parts, each performed at pm, pm, and pm on December Eduardo F. Rosario is a sound artist and performing experimental musician from Caguas, Puerto Rico currently based in Chicago, Illinois. Featuring video, live theater, performance art, and installation, this event explores the form of poets theater and its capacity to intersect and play with different genres.
Click here for a curatorial statement by Josh Hoglund. Click here for full performance schedule. But poets have long been playwrights, either primarily Sophocles, Shakespeare or as a platform for postmodern literary experimentation the operas and page plays of Gertrude Stein, for example. Blair Bogin is an interdisciplinary artist combining documentary storytelling with surrealist humor, measuring the facts about human experience against its lesser quantifiable absurdities.
Blair tends to merge her art practice with her work as a counseling astrologer; creating installation, video or live theatre inspired by planetary alignments.
Additionally, she devises Dead Diary, a series that reports monthly star vibes through abstracted video art. His interdisciplinary practice has spanned a variety of disciplines and themes, including explorations of performer presence and absence, the role of the artist as biographer, the possibility for journalistic approaches to arts practice, and the mapping and ethics of performance re-enactment.
