Azimuth: sound/image

Katarzyna Kosmala; Kumiko  Kushiyama; Alison Bell; Alison Clifford; Graeme Truslove; Rachael Flynn; Anthony Grace; Paul  Holmes; Paul McGeechan; Ronald  McMeekin; David Scott; Steven  Sherlock; Tetsuaki  Baba; Takaharu  Kanai; Yuya  Kikukawa; Tatsuhiko  Suzuki; Toshiki  Yoshiike; Hiroya  Suda; Verl  Adams; Gill Jamieson

Azimuth: sound/image

Katarzyna Kosmala (Curator), Kumiko Kushiyama (Curator), Alison Bell (Artist), Alison Clifford (Artist), Graeme Truslove (Artist), Rachael Flynn (Artist), Anthony Grace (Artist), Paul Holmes (Artist), Paul McGeechan (Artist), Ronald McMeekin (Artist), David Scott (Artist), Steven Sherlock (Artist), Tetsuaki Baba (Artist), Takaharu Kanai (Artist), Yuya Kikukawa (Artist), Tatsuhiko Suzuki (Artist), Toshiki Yoshiike (Artist), Hiroya Suda (Artist), Verl Adams (Artist), Gill Jamieson

School of Computing, Engineering and Physical Sciences

Research output: Non-textual form › Exhibition

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Abstract

The exhibition explores the creative tension and interplay between Sound and Image. The works showcased engage with possible ways of narration whether guided or enhanced, altered or disrupted through the Sound/Image interface or explored solely through a sense of hearing or a sense of sight.

The exhibition is presented at Tokyo Metropolitan University (21.4.16-28.4.16) and Miraikan - National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation (22.4.16-24.4.16) at north-eastern angle where some of the works were made - at the point where a vertical circle projected through an astronomical object intersects the horizon from the angle measured from its northern origin - the University of West of Scotland.

Artists:
Alison Bell, Alison Clifford and Graeme Truslove, Rachael Flynn, Tony Grace, Paul Holmes, Paul McGeechan, Ronald McMeekin, David Scott, Steven Sherlock
Verl Adams, Tetsuaki Baba, Paul Haimes, Yuki Kikutake, Toshihiro Konma, Kumiko Kushiyama

Curatorial team: Katarzyna Kosmala Kumiko Kushiyama

The exhibition opens 21 April 2016, 1 pm with the Symposium Exploring the Human Sensorium through Art and New Technologies
Location: IA Gallery, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Hino Campus, 6-6 Asahigaoka, Hino-shi, Tokyo, Japan 191-0065

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - Apr 2016
Event	Azimuth: Sound/Image exhibition and Symposium Exploring the Human Sensorium through Art and New Technologies. IA Gallery, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Tokyo 21-28 April 2016: Sound/Image exhibition and Symposium Exploring the Human Sensorium through Art and New Technologies - IA Gallery, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Tokyo, Japan Duration: 21 Apr 2016 → 28 Apr 2016

Keywords

digital art
video art
film
interactive art
device art
sound art

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Curators Prof Kosmala and Prof Kushiyama and organizational team. IA Gallery, Tokyo Metropolitan University, TokyoOther version, 674 KB
Curatorial talk Prof K Kosmala. IA Gallery, Tokyo Metropolitan University, TokyoOther version, 352 KB
Opening of the exhibition. IA Gallery, Tokyo Metropolitan University, TokyoOther version, 279 KB
Opening of the exhibition. IA Gallery, Tokyo Metropolitan University, TokyoOther version, 674 KB
Documentation of the exhibition. IA Gallery, Tokyo Metropolitan University, TokyoOther version, 292 KB
Documentation of the exhibition. IA Gallery, Tokyo Metropolitan University, TokyoOther version, 313 KB
Documentation of the exhibition. IA Gallery, Tokyo Metropolitan University, TokyoOther version, 877 KB
Documentation of the exhibition. Miraikan - National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation, TokyoOther version, 1.13 MB
Documentation of the exhibition. Miraikan - National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation, TokyoOther version, 1.1 MB
Documentation of the exhibition. Miraikan - National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation, TokyoOther version, 1.34 MB
Azimuth Flyer Print

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1 Types of Public engagement and outreach - Festival/Exhibition

Azimuth: Sound/Image Symposium Exploring the Human Sensorium through Art and New Technologies
Kosmala, K. (Speaker)
21 Apr 2016 → 28 Apr 2016
Activity: Other › Types of Public engagement and outreach - Festival/Exhibition

5 Digital or Visual Products
1 Conference contribution
1 Exhibition

Azimuth: Sound/Image: Scottish version
Kosmala, K. (Curator), Clifford, A. (Artist), Truslove, G. (Artist), Bell, A. (Artist), Grace, A. (Artist), McGeechan, P. (Artist), Scott, D. (Artist), Jamieson, G., Holmes, P. (Artist), Baba, T. (Artist), McMeekin, R. (Artist), Sherlock, S. (Artist), Haimes, P. (Artist), Kushiyama, K. (Curator), Kanai, T. (Artist), Kikukawa, Y. (Artist), Kotegawa, T. (Artist), Suda, H. (Artist), Suzuki, T. (Artist) & Yoshiike, T. (Artist) & 1 others, Kushiyama, K. (Artist), 7 Dec 2016
Research output: Non-textual form › Exhibition

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McGeechan, P. (Photographer), 26 Sept 2016
Research output: Non-textual form › Digital or Visual Products
Ozu's Tomb - A Journey
Grace, A., Jamieson, G. & Kosmala, K., 6 Apr 2016
Research output: Non-textual form › Digital or Visual Products

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Azimuth: sound/image

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Azimuth: Sound/Image Symposium Exploring the Human Sensorium through Art and New Technologies

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