Sound x Vision

This looks like it’s going to be really nice.

“The exhibition, Sound x Vision features more than 20 leading creators in the realms of both sound and visuals. Developed from the theme, ‘Media Harmony’, the exhibition will be held at cultural institutions in 4 major cities of Japan.

Date: 9/11 - 12/12 2004
Site: Sendai Mediatheque (Sendai), YCAM (Yamaguchi), Laforet Harajuku
(Tokyo), Grafmediagm (Osaka) and more.

Participating artists:
Cornelius(JPN)/Buffalo Daughter(JPN)/Funkstorung(GER)
Rechenzentrum(GER)/Alva Noto a.k.a. Carsten Nicolai(GER)
Snd (UK) / Jan Jelinek (GER) / So (GER)
Patrick Pulsinger (Vienna) / Enlightenment (JPN)
Motohiko Odani (JPN) / Naohiro Ukawa (JPN)
Groovisions (JPN) / Marok [Lodown] (GER) / Meso (GER)
Dextro (Vienna) / TRICO DESIGN LOVE ! (JPN) and more.”

Link via LDK.

Category: Events

Responses:

Great!! More important details on the Japanese page:

Osaka: 9/11-10/3 (Free)
Sendai: 10/8-10/17 (Free)
Yamaguchi: 11/3-11/23 (Free)
Tokyo: 12/3-12/12 (1000yen, students 800yen (to be confirmed))

04.06.29 23:59
Posted by Patrick
sounds nice. let’s go!

04.06.30 0:41
Posted by r.
Yup, just gotta wait until September!

04.06.30 1:06
Posted by Jean
Sound x Vision 2004
Sound x Vision will be a “Media Harmony”-themed exhibition, featuring artists such as Cornelius, Buffalo Daughter, Groovisions, and manymore. Sound x Vision 2004 Place: LaForet Harajuku From 12/3 until 12/12 Fee: ¥1000 (students &yen800) (to be c…

04.07.21 7:29
Posted by chipple.net - agenda
Hi. Will Cornelius and Buffalo Daughter be appearing at these venues? I’m a big fan of both artists. Thanks. Keith, an English teacher in Japan

04.07.22 6:40
Posted by Keith Fitzgerald
I don’t know anything more then what they say at the website, but I would imagine that they’ll be there for at least the launch or something.

04.07.22 10:10
Posted by Jean

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