I will be joining several members of Shortwave Collective at Pikselfest in Bergen, Norway where we will run two Open Wave Receiver workshops - one on Friday and one on Saturday
Building and testing “Open Wave Receivers” a model of DIY radio receiver developed with Shortwave Collective at Labomedia’s “Human Tech Days” Festival.
Learn to make and use a basic contact microphone to record sound vibrations through materials.
Supplies to build contact microphones are provided.
Participants are recommended to bring: personal recorder, computer, headphones.
TEMPS ZERO CREATIVE WORKSHOP, ATHENS JUNE 2-8, 2018
In collaboration with VOID
7 DAY CREATIVE SOUND AND IMAGE WORKSHOP
WITH INSTRUCTORS MICHAEL ACKERMAN, STÉPHANE CHARPENTIER, & ALYSSA MOXLEY
A 1 day workshop held at Atopos, Athens where participants learned how to construct a contact mic from scratch, and record through materials in the city.
IMAGE & SOUND CREATIVE WORKSHOP
WITH MICHAEL ACKERMAN, STÉPHANE CHARPENTIER & ALYSSA MOXLEY
11-15 APRIL 2017
IN THE VILLAGE OF BERNAC, TARN (SOUTH-WEST OF FRANCE)
WITH GROUP PERFORMANCES & PUBLIC OPENING ON SATURDAY APRIL 15TH AT LA MONESTARIÉ
http://tempszero.com/workshop/
MAZI participated in Reveil 2015. Listen to our live stream here: http://soundtent.org/2015/streams/streams_2015_UTC+2_santorini.html
See pictures of our recording workshop and Soundwalk here.
Sound design workshop co-taught with Chris Wood at CIID. Students developed prototypes for integrating sound into an array of software and hardware projects.
Waveguide Radio Workshops began in November 2014 with artists and residents who have a relationship to the community of Gary, facilitated by artists Austen Brown and Alyssa Moxley. Participants discussed radio and broadcast as an artform, hand built circuits based on Tetsuo Kogawa's model and created a series of spoken word and soundscapes relating to the city of Gary and communication. Field recordings created by the group, including Kelly Knaga and At Last At Last, Eveyln Bottando, Kaitlyn Stancy, John Mick, and Samuel A Love are integrated into a collaborative work broadcast from the Radius FM transmitter.
See audio and image documentation of the workshop here.
