A short film project by Hitesh Jahdwani:
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Friday, 7 June 2013
Tuesday, 26 February 2013
Synaesthesia | Phonetics Exhibition London
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Image by Keith Hopewell.
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Synaesthesia | Phonetics
Private View Saturday 23rd March 2013
7 - 10pm
Exhibition open 24th - 28th March
Open 10am - 7pm Mon - Sat
... 12pm - 7pm Su
7 - 10pm
Exhibition open 24th - 28th March
Open 10am - 7pm Mon - Sat
... 12pm - 7pm Su
A group exhibition with artists Klaus Pinter, Timothy Layden, Bobby Sayers, Riz Maslen, Jennifer Price, Keith Hopewell, and Theresa Bruno.
The first of two thematic exhibitions about Synesthesia curated by Lucy Lopez and Sonja Bargielowska. Phonetics has been supported by and produced in partnership with Lush Spa Kings Road.
Exhibiting instances of or allusions to Synesthesia within contemporary art, our interest lies not in the exactitudes of what it means to be a synesthete but rather in the quality of lived experience that this implies; the minutiae of direct and secondary visual, phonic and physical connections and how these mirror or contribute to the artistic process.
Part of the curatorial impetus of Phonetics was to create multiple ways of experiencing the exhibited works, in order to mimic certain neurological pathways. In line with this, Synesthete Timothy Layden has created an audio visual score corresponding to both the works and the environment which they inhabit.
Phonetics aims to create an immersive space; an environment that engages and confuses the senses. The exhibited artists engage very differently with the given thematic structure, their common ground being a link to Chromesthesia; focusing on the linguistic, the phonic and the silent; noise and text as addressed via the human condition.
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Lush Spa Kings Road
123 Kings Road
Chelsea
SW3 4PL
for more information contact: kingsroadart@gmail.com
The first of two thematic exhibitions about Synesthesia curated by Lucy Lopez and Sonja Bargielowska. Phonetics has been supported by and produced in partnership with Lush Spa Kings Road.
Exhibiting instances of or allusions to Synesthesia within contemporary art, our interest lies not in the exactitudes of what it means to be a synesthete but rather in the quality of lived experience that this implies; the minutiae of direct and secondary visual, phonic and physical connections and how these mirror or contribute to the artistic process.
Part of the curatorial impetus of Phonetics was to create multiple ways of experiencing the exhibited works, in order to mimic certain neurological pathways. In line with this, Synesthete Timothy Layden has created an audio visual score corresponding to both the works and the environment which they inhabit.
Phonetics aims to create an immersive space; an environment that engages and confuses the senses. The exhibited artists engage very differently with the given thematic structure, their common ground being a link to Chromesthesia; focusing on the linguistic, the phonic and the silent; noise and text as addressed via the human condition.
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Lush Spa Kings Road
123 Kings Road
Chelsea
SW3 4PL
for more information contact: kingsroadart@gmail.com
Wednesday, 16 January 2013
Saturday, 5 January 2013
MICHAEL HAVERKAMP'S SYNESTHETIC DESIGN
This is a wonderful book whose design comes from the ideas
within it. It deals with a challenging subject in intriguing and useful ways.
Appealing to the eyes, ears and imagination, it offers practical applications
of our understanding of synesthesia useful across a range of industries and
interests. It also invites us to explore
how synesthesia is manifested in today’s culture. I recommend this for the
advertiser, designer, engineer, artist or just curious.
Sunday, 9 December 2012
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