Quartet for the Year 4698 or 5760: improvisation for four projectors
Publisher
Open Space
Artists
Laiwan; Lori Freedman
Date
2002
Summary
Quartet for the Year 4698 or 5760 was a gallery installation by Laiwan in collaboration with Lori Freedman. It combined film projection, sound, live performance, sculptural space and digital technology to produce variously mediated experiences. Four film loops projected on a central cylinder showed four views of bass clarinetist Freedman, creating a “quartet”—though this impression was disrupted by the fact that the film loops were of different lengths and shot in different locations. Additionally, Freedman performed live with the installation during scheduled performances. Essays by Adrienne Lai, Jessie Lacayo and Tamara Bernstein focus on technology and the body, technology and ideology, and Freedman’s improvisational technique. Includes an extensive chronology of Laiwan’s past work by Brice Canyon.
Media
Audio, Film, Installation, Multidisciplinary, Multimedia, Music, Performance, Sculpture, Sound art
Category
53
Image Copyright
Image Viewable (permission granted)
Hard Copy Location
Open Space