Alyssa Moxley
Alyssa Moxley graduated SAIC with an MFA in Sound. Using multiple voices, microphone techniques, field recording, music, sound design, and speaker placement, she plays with memory as both a personal and shared medium.
Arts & Culture
Pzzzt – The Buzz from Albania
A communist-era air-raid shelter is home to Tirana’s new independent gallery space.
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Deliberately Casual
The sounds of New York car horns in the 1960s are audible beneath the uninflected, steady narration of Yvonne Rainer delivering instructions for movement. A set of chairs faces the window where the audience is able to sit and listen.
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Attention Crash
The Barbican Center’s Digital Revolution exemplifies the most frustrating aspects of a life fully infiltrated by technology.
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The Sound of Flight and Fight
A review of the Speed of Sound experimental concert at the Farnborough Wind Tunnel.
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3D Musical Expression
A visit to The New Interfaces in Musical Expression Conference 2014, London, UK
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UIC’s Free Art School
This summer UIC is offering free studio and art history classes in Chicago with prominent artists from Chicago and beyond.
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The Sound of One Man Thinking
Alvin Lucier (b 1931) composes within the subtle spaces of sound. Many of his pioneering works are simple, yet striking explorations of acoustical phenomena: the beating of interfering frequencies, the natural resonance of rooms, and the possibilities in the movement of speaker cones.
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