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Title: Noisy blackboard
Artist: osvaldo cibils 
Soundart project by osvaldo cibils.
Original sound recorded live in magnetic audio cassette (file converted to .wav for internet). Interactive actions with artists or without artists who say their name and then move the "objet trouvé" blackboard and make noise. February 5 and 6, 2016. The blackboard is an "objet trouvé". Art exhibition Tribute DADA 1916-2016. https://archive.org/details/noisyblackboard 
5 Comments
Jeremiah Paddock
10/8/2018 00:52:33
Very nice. I love the schematic almost as much as I love the finished product.
osvaldo cibils
10/8/2018 03:44:19
Thanks, Jeremiah Paddock!
Dylan Houser
10/8/2018 09:31:44
Fascinating. It's reminiscent of something the Gerogerigegege would've done back in the 90s, either as a 7" single, or having the blackboard be the "release" itself, as in "YOU ARE NOISEMAKER"
Rafael González
10/8/2018 13:28:00
Enjoying a lot! Wonderful work! Leave a Reply. |
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