Telematic Collective

The Telematic Collective at IUPUI and Butler Chamber Dance will be performing two concerts together on April 26^th and 27^th, at IUPUI and Butler University, respectively.
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TC members Nick, Josh, and Peter work with Meng to prepare for the March 5 workshop

For more information on the workshop, visit: http://events.internet2.edu/2012/nws/

On April 26 and 27, the Telematic Collective will be performing in collaboration with the Department of Dance at Butler University’s Jordan College of Fine Arts. TC members will be performing music with choreography performed by the Butler dance students. The April 26 performance will be at IUPUI’s ICTC building and the April 27 performance will be on Butler University’s campus.

For more information on the Butler University Department of Dance, visit their website:

http://www.butler.edu/dance

After a successful fall semester and restful winter break, the Telematic Collective is back and hitting the ground running. Within the next week, videos of every piece performed during the Fall 2011 semester will be on Youtube.

Follow this link to see them:

http://www.youtube.com/user/Telematiccollective/videos

Photo: TC members and Herron students setting up for Here/Hear the Future

After the successful Hear/Here the Future Part 1 on Thursday, December 1, the Telematic Collective and Herron Graduate Seminar are preparing for Part 2 on December 7.

Photo: TC members (from left) Evan Boles, Nick Hartgrove, and Gabriel Garber with Scott Deal (seated)

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Click below for the program for the December 1 Telematic Collective Concert, with the Salt Lake Electric Ensemble, Herron Graduate Art Seminar, harpist Erzsébet Gaál Rinne, and percussionist Brian Spicklemire.

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Hear/Here the Future: Part 1 and Part 2
Graduate students from the Music and Arts Technology Department and the Herron School of Art at IUPUI will be collaborating on two evening performances this December 1 and 7. Hear/Here the Future: Part 1 will take place beginning at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Dec.1, in the Auditorium in the ICTC building at IUPUI. The performing ensemble will be the Telematic Collective, a media-arts performance group.  This 75-minute, telematic event consists of a multi-media, live performance with musicians on the auditorium stage along with large-screen video projections and the incorporation of live video feed and other visual artworks together with live musicians playing in Herron School Basile Center. Also featured will be a performance over high-bandwidth Internet with the Salt Lake Electric Ensemble (SLEE). » Read the rest of this entry «

The Telematic Collective and the graduate students of the Herron School of Art are continuing work on the various pieces of the December 1st performance. The performance will involve creating content that will be presented in two separate spaces in two evenings, both connected to each other.  The musicians of the Telematic Collective will perform in the Auditorium of the IT Building at IUPUI while artists will project sculptures and various other works of art and videography at the Basile Gallery in the Herron School of Art.  Photo: Josh Emanuel (front) and Gabriel Garber rehearsing

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On Saturday, October 8, Big Robot performed a concert at Lala Gallery in West Lafeyette as part of the E3 Series for Improvisation Performance. The E3 Series hosts live performances by artists who feature improvisation. The series brings in artists from various art disciplines, including music, dance, and spoken word. Don Nichols, one of the event’s coordinators and a percussionist, improvised a piece with Big Robot before the group played their set. Members of the Telematic Collective assisted Big Robot in creating a networked environment to perform their multimedia works. More information about the E3 Series for Improvisation Performance can be found at http://pmpd.org/E3.htm.

Photo: Big Robot’s setup in the Lala Gallery in West Lafeyette. Photo by Rachel Daley.
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Telematic Collective has launched an exciting new collaboration with graduate students from the Herron School of Art at IUPUI. The art students, members of Professor Craig McDaniel’s art studio course, are working with MSMT graduate students in the creation of material for a concert/installation scheduled for December 2011. Current plans are for the Telematic Collective to perform at concert at the IT building at IUPUI that is beamed over to the art gallery at the Herron School of Art where it is presented as installation material for their class project on December 1. One week later, on December 7, the installation at Herron will open. We will open with content integrated between the two classes of students.

More information coming soon.