Making Waves

Making Waves

By Produced by Darren Copeland.Arts
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Making Waves episodes

  • Off the Beat(en) Path - Making Waves

    The Deep Wireless radio art album is available for listening at

    https://soundcloud.com/naisa/sets/deep-wireless-14/ In this episode of
    Making Waves we listen to four of the pieces from the album - Tapping
    the Air by Sebastiane Hegarty; Ways of Listening by Zoe Gordon; Tsikatsi
    by Edgardo Moreno; and I Dreamt This Was My Home by Helena Korbath. The
    Hegarty piece times with the 118th anniversary of Marconi's first 'over
    the horizon' wireless transmission.

    59 min
  • Jane Tingley - Making Waves

    Jane Tingley on anyWare, an interactive distributed sculpture.

    Darren Copeland interviews Canadian media artist Jane Tingley on her
    interactive distributed sculpture called anyWare, which will be on
    exhibit at NAISA North Media Arts Centre in South River, Ontario, Canada
    from January 17 to April 1, 2019.

    58 min
  • Aaron Labbé on Composing Music from Brainwaves - Making Waves

    In this edition we go back to a lecture by Aaron Labbe speaking in July

    2018 at the NAISA North Media Arts Centre in South River, Ontario. The
    show concludes with Richard Lainhart’s White Night, which is a landmark
    piece that predates Ambient Music and that was completed in Albany
    during a snowstorm in 1974.

    59 min
  • Two Different Approaches to Virtual Reality Lisa Jackson and Christine Webster - Making Waves

    On the October 2018 edition of Making Waves Darren Copeland interviews
    two artists using Virtual Reality from completely different
    backgrounds. Lisa Jackson is an Anishinaabe cross-genre filmmaker from
    Toronto and Christine Webster is a composer and media artist from Paris
    France. Making Waves is produced monthly by New Adventures in Sound Art
    in South River, Ontario, Canada.

    Lisa Jackson's film Biidaaban: First Light is on exhibit in October and
    November 2018 at the NAISA North Media Arts Centre and Christine
    Webster's The Empty Room will be shown on October 27 as part of the
    presentation A Listening Voyage Through Gaming which is part of a VR 3D
    Audio workshop weekend at NAISA North.

    1 hr
  • Interacting with Waves featuring Mario van Horrik and BlablaTRAINS - Making Waves

    This episode of Making Waves features two very different methods for creating interactive and collaborative sound art works. In the first half Darren Copeland interviews Mario van Horrik. He is one half of a collaborative team with Petra Dubach that have been active as a multidisciplinary duo since 1983. They will be guests of NAISA September 28-30 with their installation Waves Playground and live performance Table Piece.

    In the second half of the show we will listen to a performance by BlablaTRAINS that took place recently on August 4 at the NAISA North Media Arts Centre in South River. Blablatrains are a Montreal duo consisting of Ana Dall'Ara Majek and Takuto Fukuda. They play digital instruments that use theatrical physical gestures in order to control sound and to communicate with each other on stage.

    1 hr
  • The City of Sighs by Alexis O'Hara - Making Waves

    Alexis O'Hara performs her work The City of Sighs and discusses her live performance practice with Darren Copeland. The City of Sighs is a piece for solo vocals and live electronic processing. In it O'Hara randomly selects a poster-sized cue card that serves as both a cue for changing the sections of her performance and as a trigger for emotional states associated with the act of sighing that are explored in each section of the piece. The performance was recorded at the NAISA North Media Arts Centre in South River, Canada on July 28, 2018.

    59 min
  • World Listening Day Edition with Victoria Fenner, Stefan Rose and Glenn Hubert - Making Waves

    The July edition of Making Waves celebrates World Listening Day. In the first half hour Darren Copeland interviews Victoria Fenner and Stefan Rose about their audio-visual collaboration Seeing Sound that ponders why to add visuals to sounds. In the second half we go on a walk with South River nature recordist Glenn Hubert. We will learn how he records wolf howls on his property about 30 kilometres from the nearest paved road. You can Listen to Glenn’s wolf recordings at https://www.gmhcafestore.ca/products/wolves-of-algonquin and listen more to the interview with him on the NAISA soundcloud page. NAISA’s World Listening Day events can be found at https://naisa.ca/festivals/sound-travels/

    1 hr
  • Jana Winderen - Making Waves
    "Jana Winderen and the art of underwater recording."
    Darren Copeland interviews Jana Winderen about her approach to sound recording and her motivations for exploring underwater sound in particular. Included in the show is her piece "The Noisiest Guys on the Planet" available on Touch's Bandcamp page - https://janawinderen.bandcamp.com/album/the-noisiest-guys-on-the-planetThis monthly program is produced by New Adventures in Sound Art (NAISA). The program features selections from the NAISA archives and is produced by Darren Copeland, NAISA Artistic Director. NAISA is a South River-based Canadian organization that presents performances and installations spanning the entire spectrum of electroacoustic and experimental sound art. The objectives of NAISA are to foster awareness and understanding locally, as well as nationally and internationally, in the cultural vitality of experimental sound art in its myriad forms of expression.
    58 min
  • Reveil Revealed - Making Waves

    Grant Smith and Maria Papadomanolaki discuss the Reveil sound camp project and look back at its five year history of broadcasting the soundscapes of daybreak from around the world. At the end of the program NAISA shares a multi-location soundscape recording made at Warbler's Roost during the Sound Camp held in South River, Canada.

    59 min

About Making Waves

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Making Waves is a one hour program about radio art and sound art that is produced by New Adventures in Sound Art's Artistic Director Darren Copeland in South River, Ontario, Canada. The show…

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