Exhibition

Gleaning a Song: The Singing Voice as Artifact in Media Art

22 January – 6 March, 2016

Curated by William Robinson for the Centre for Art Tapes

Lisa Lipton, video still from You can take my bicycle, 2011. Photo: CFAT

Opening reception
2016-01-21 19:00

Opening reception for  “Why are we saving All these artist publications + Other Galleries stuffs?”, Gleaning a Song: The Singing Voice as Artifact in Media Art and Eyelevel Reshelving Initiative 7.

Details…

Gleaning a Song: The Singing Voice as Artifact in Media Art is a compilation of CFAT members’ videos that distinctly incorporate, explore, conjure, or manipulate the singing voice in “song” as tenor for cultural production, existential memoire, conceptual and technical experimentation, and/or cultural communication. The program includes works by Lindsay Dobbin, Lisa Lipton, Tom Sherman and Jan Pottie, and Emily Vey Duke & Cooper Battersby.