BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//wp-events-plugin.com//7.4.5//EN TZID:Europe/London X-WR-TIMEZONE:Europe/London BEGIN:VEVENT UID:339@artinliverpool.com DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20151022T190000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20151022T190000 DTSTAMP:20151013T200932Z URL:https://www.artinliverpool.com/events/fact-philip-jeck-performance-wit h-john-bowers-tim-shaw/ SUMMARY:FACT: FACT: Philip Jeck Performance with John Bowers & Tim Shaw DESCRIPTION:Philip Jeck Performance with John Bowers &\; Tim Shaw\n\nThu rsday 22 October 2015 at 19.00 in Gallery 1\nFREE\, booking required\n\nJo in us for a very special performance from acclaimed experimental sound art ist Philip Jeck in Gallery 1 using Kinicho's Icosahedron 20 speaker Immers ive Sound System\, currently being used as part of Shona Illingworth's Les ions in the Landscape.\n\nThe event will begin with a performance by John Bowers and Tim Shaw (Newcastle Sound Spaces) entitled Unfoldings\, accompa nied by visuals by Simon Bowen.\n\nPhilip will be joining us for this even t following the release of his new album\, available for pre-order here. L isten to an exclusive preview track here.\n\nPhilip Jeck works with old re cords and record players salvaged from junk shops\, playing them as musica l instruments to create an intensely personal language that evolves with e ach added part of a record. He started working with record players and ele ctronics in the early '80s and has made soundtracks and toured with many d ance and theatre companies as well as producing solo concert work. His bes t known work Vinyl Requiem (with Lol Sargent)\, a performance for 180 50s/ '60s record players won Time Out's Performance Award in 1993. Over the las t few years\, Philip has returned to visual art\, creating installations u sing between six and 80 record players including Off The Record for Sonic Boom at The Hayward Gallery\, London in 2000. In 2010\, Philip won The Pau l Hamlyn Foundation Composers Award.\n\nSimon Bowen is a designer-research er\; a designer working largely in interaction design\, also researching d esign and its application often through its practice. He is currently base d at Open Lab\, Newcastle University\, supporting PhD students with their research projects and conducting cross-project research into the value and impact of collaborative projects centred on digital making.\n\nJohn Bower s works with modular synthesisers\, home-brew electronics\, and reconstruc tions of antique image and sound-making devices\, alongside contemporary d igital technology. He makes performance environments which combine sound\, image and gesture at a fundamental material level. He has performed at fe stivals including Electropixel Nantes\, Piksel Bergen\, BEAM Uxbridge and Spill Ipswich\, and toured with the Rambert Dance Company performing David Tudor’s music to Merce Cunningham’s Rainforest. Amongst many collabor ations\, he works with Sten-Olof Hellström and in the noise drone band To nesucker.\n\nMost recently\, in collaboration with Tim Shaw\, John has bee n formulating strategies for 'Pubic Making' - making work in public\, with the public - at specially selected sites of psychogeographic salience or in relation to notable historical events. This has included Interglacial/E rratics (with the Pacitti Company\, Ipswich\, UK)\, SoundLines (with FACT\ , Liverpool\, UK)\, Salient/Re-Entrant (as part of the Fort Process festiv al\, Newhaven Fort\, UK) and War Workings (as part of Tyne and Wear Archiv es and Museum's WW1 commemeoration programme\, Decoded\, Newcastle\, UK). John Bowers works in Culture Lab and Fine Art\, Newcastle University\, whe re he directs research on Digital Cultures.\n\nTim Shaw has worked interna tionally as a professional composer\, performer\, sound designer and resea rcher. His practice incorporates diverse approaches to sound capture and p rocessing\, and includes creating immersive and site responsive sonic inst allations. His compositional methods include field recordings\, synthesize d sounds and live electronics\, providing a wide scope for creative divers ity. At the heart of his work lies a concern with the auditory reflection and mirroring of real world environments through sound and technology. He is currently studying a PhD in Digital Media at Culture Lab alongside mana ging Newcastle based record label Triptik. Collaboration plays a central r ole in his approach\, he has been lucky enough to make artistic work with many people including Chris Watson\, John Bowers and Sébastien Piquemal. Tim has presented work in various international venues including Café OTO \, NIME\, CHI\, NK Projekt\, ZDB\, CTM and FACT Liverpool. 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