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Performance

SOMA: a noise show

Open To The Public

An audio-visual performance/installation to mark the end of a summer residency by two graduate students in Duke's Computational Media, Arts & Cultures program, Quran Karriem and Rebecca Uliasz.

Abstract image like a splash of water against a black background
Date & Time
August 25, 2018 at 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm
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Admission
Free; no reservations required. Registration requested
Venue
Painting Studio (236), Rubenstein Arts Center
2020 Campus Dr
Durham, NC 27705 United States
Description

Quran Karriem and Rebecca Uliasz, graduate students in Duke’s Computational Media, Arts & Cultures program, are interested in performative systems ecology, visualization and signification of structures, and the ways in which audio visual experimentation can highlight power dynamics. They work together to build custom hardware and software, and perform generative audio visual sets under the name GOVERNANCE.

They have had a residency in the Rubenstein Arts Center this summer to further the development of Synthball, a lucid digital instrument designed to easily interface with real time audio-visual software. It is meant to be played through user gesture.

Karriem and Uliasz will mark the end of their residency with an audio-visual performance.

Performers:
//GOVERNANCE (Quran Karriem and Rebecca Uliasz)
//more TBA

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Synthball

Development of a tactile and responsive instrument for live performance by graduate students in Duke's Computational Media, Arts, and Culture program.

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