Telematic Collective http://telematiccollective.org/main Just another WordPress site Tue, 21 Feb 2012 16:36:29 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 Collaboration with New World Symphony http://telematiccollective.org/main/2012/collaboration-with-new-world-symphony/ http://telematiccollective.org/main/2012/collaboration-with-new-world-symphony/#comments Thu, 09 Feb 2012 17:52:20 +0000 deal http://telematiccollective.org/main/?p=197 On Monday, March 5, the Telematic Collective will be involved in a performance of the telematic opera Auksalaq with the at the Internet2  and New World Symphony Performance and Masterclass Workshop, at the New World Symphony in Miami Beach, Florida. TC members will be performing from the Tavel Lab at IUPUI and running the video and audio software for their portion of the opera.

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/

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

http://www.butler.edu/dance

]]> http://telematiccollective.org/main/2012/collaboration-with-butler-university-dance/feed/ 0 Youtube Uploads http://telematiccollective.org/main/2012/youtube-uploads-and-spring-2012/ http://telematiccollective.org/main/2012/youtube-uploads-and-spring-2012/#comments Mon, 06 Feb 2012 22:28:33 +0000 deal http://telematiccollective.org/main/?p=179 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

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


This event is the opening of the installation in the Basile Gallery at the Herron School of Art and will feature pieces by the Herron graduate students. Telematic Collective members Evan Boles, Josh Emanuel, Gabriel Garber, and Nick Hartgrove will be at the opening to provide some music along with guest harpist Erzsébet Gaál Rinne. The gallery opening is on Wednesday, December 7 at 6:00 pm. The installation will remain open until December 18 and will include musical and video content from the December 1 concert.

]]> http://telematiccollective.org/main/2011/hearhere-the-future-part-2/feed/ 0 Concert Program for Hear/Here the Future Part 1 http://telematiccollective.org/main/2011/concert-program-for-hearhere-the-future-part-1/ http://telematiccollective.org/main/2011/concert-program-for-hearhere-the-future-part-1/#comments Mon, 28 Nov 2011 20:32:05 +0000 deal http://telematiccollective.org/main/?p=149 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.

IUPUI Telematic Collective

Dr. Scott Deal, Director

April 21, 2011

Orion’s Beltway Express………………………………………………………………….Gabriel Garber

John Cage: Excerpt from “Listen,” directed by Miroslav Sebestik

Sculptures Musicales……………………………………………………………………………..John Cage

A Day in the Life of Cage

AEIOU(Y)

The Scream

Japanese Waves

Salt Lake Electric Ensemble with the Telematic Collective

Black Hole Requiem………………………………………………………………………….Josh Emanuel

BF5000………………………………………………………………………………………..Melissa McShea

George Meets Jane…………………………………………………………………………..Nick Hartgrove

Sculptures Musicales………………………………………………………………………………John Cage

Living Space

Fan + Horn

Animal Kingdom

Wire Wisk

Salt Lake Electric Ensemble with the Telematic Collective

Less Than 5% is Composed………………………………………………………………Gabriel Garber

As We Know It………………………………………………………………………………..Josh Emanuel

Sculptures Musicales…………………………………………………………………………….John Cage

Gale Crater

Brian Spiklemire, Percussionist on Sculpture

Night Piece…………………………………………………………………………………………Gyula Pintér

Erzsébet Gaál, Harp

Evan Boles, Electronics

Stardust Cosmology………………………………………………………………………..Nick Hartgrove


Artists

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Telematic Collective

Professor Scott Deal, Director

Evan Boles, Matt Dixon, Joshua Emanuel, Gabriel Garber,

Nick Hartgrove, Melissa McShea, Cameron Weaver

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Invited Guests

Brian Spiklemire, Percussion

Erzsébet Gaál Rinne, Harp

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Salt Lake Electric Ensemble (SLEE)

Matt Dixon, Charlie Lewis, Oliver Lewis, Greg Midgley, Ryan Fedor

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Herron School Art Graduate Seminar

Professor Craig McDaniel, Director

Stephanie Barlow, Matthew Boeing, Susana Cortez, Charles Ellis, Brittany Ferguson,

Michael Hoefle, Dominic Senibaldi, Nathan Tommer, Brian Yahner

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Technical and IT Support by Chuiyuan Meng

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Multidisciplinary Undergraduate Research Initiative (MURI) Scholars

Cameron Weaver, Nick Hartgrove

Program Notes for Sculptures Musicales

People expect listening to be more than listening … whereas I love sounds just as they are and I have no need for them to be anything more than what they are.

-John Cage

In Sculptures Musicales, a work after an idea by Marcel Duchamp, Cage outlines a very broad concept for a genre of sound art. His score describes what the audience will hear up to a point, but the majority of the details are left to those generating the sounds. The following are the directions found in the score, which contains only text: “An exhibition of several, one at a time, beginning and ending “hard-edge” with respect to the surrounding “silence”, each sculpture within the same space the audience is. From one sculpture to the next, no repetition, no variation. For each a minimum of three constant sounds each in a single envelope. No limit to their number. Any lengths of lasting. Any lengths of non-formation. Acoustic and/or electronic.”

The Salt Lake Electric Ensemble’s approach to the piece involved a prolonged discussion of ideas for individual sound sculptures. Several graphical scores were produced during this phase of the production. Each member of the group then went about producing sounds individually for each sculpture. Finally, the group met for a series of rehearsals where the group sound was refined, and the individual sound sculptures were put into the final sequence.

About SLEE

The Salt Lake Electric Ensemble was formed in June of 2009 with the intention of approaching Terry Riley’s 1964 masterpiece In C electronically. The resulting recording and performances have earned the group critical praise throughout North America and Europe. They continue to engage in the music of 20th and 21st century composers, and plan to record new works and to create sound and light installations in the near future. They are on the web at Sleearts.com.

The personnel of the group changes from project to project. Those involved in the music you will hear this evening include Matt Dixon, Ryan Fedor, Charlie Lewis, Oliver Lewis, and Greg Midgley.

Telematic Collective
An IUPUI-based multidisciplinary arts group, the Telematic Collective creates original works that interweave aesthetic expression with information technology and computer research. Telematic art synthesizes mediums such as live music, dance, drama and visual arts with Internet-based interactive media and performance content. The resulting productions connect media-rich spaces to the real world using modern communication systems to create powerful and evocative experiences. This is a new and highly innovative medium whose possibilities are being explored by research institutions, visualization labs and computing centers worldwide.

Since 2007, the Collective has been coordinated through the Donald Louis Tavel Arts Technology Research Center at Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI). The group consists of graduate and undergraduate students enrolled in the Department of Music and Arts Technology at IUPUI. These students, along with their faculty members, then interface with professionals, other students and interested artists working in music, dance, drama, literature, visual arts, videography, software development, information technology, scientific inquiry and computer engineering. Together these collaborations, focused on computer interactivity and artistic use of telecommunications, create new and original media-enriched works for the performing stage.

On the Web:

Telematic Collective: http://telematiccollective.org

Donald Tavel Arts and Technology Research Center: http://music.iupui.edu/tavel

IUPUI Music and Arts Technology: http://music.iupui.edu/Home.htm

Herron School of Art and Design, IUPUI: http://www.herron.iupui.edu

Salt Lake Electric Ensemble (SLEE): http://www.sleearts.com

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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).

Herron Students (from left) Stephanie Barlow, Michael Hoefle, and Charles Ellis with TC member Evan Boles (standing)

Hear/Here the Future: Part 2 opens at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 7 in Herron’s Basile Gallery and surrounding spaces.This part includes the opening of a multi-disciplinary visual art installation including video, sculpture, printmaking, multi-media and live music. The installation will remain for viewing through Dec.18., and will contain musical and video content from the December 1.

Faculty leaders for the project are Scott Deal, professor of music and director of the Donald Tavel Arts and Technology Research Center, Department of Music and Arts Technology, IUPUI; and Craig McDaniel, professor of fine art and director of graduate programs at Herron.

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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

Photo:  From left: Evan Boles, Josh Emanuel, Scott Deal, and Gabriel Garber discussing plans for a piece of music

Photo:  From left: Cameron Weaver, Evan Boles, and Scott Deal

Photos by Melissa McShea

]]> http://telematiccollective.org/main/2011/telematic-collective-nears-fall-2011-performance/feed/ 0 Telematic Collective and Big Robot http://telematiccollective.org/main/2011/telematic-collective-and-big-robot/ http://telematiccollective.org/main/2011/telematic-collective-and-big-robot/#comments Tue, 11 Oct 2011 19:16:28 +0000 deal http://telematiccollective.org/main/?p=93 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.

Photo: Big Robot’s setup in the Lala Gallery in West Lafeyette. Photo by Rachel Daley.Photo: TC members (from left) Nick Hartgrove and Josh Emanuel working with Professor Scott Deal in preparation for the E3 concert. Photo by Rachel Daley.

Photo: Big Robot members (in back from left) Jordan Munson, Michael Drew, and Scott Deal performing an improvisation with Don Nichols (front). Photo by Rachel Daley.

]]> http://telematiccollective.org/main/2011/telematic-collective-and-big-robot/feed/ 0 Fall 2011 Project http://telematiccollective.org/main/2011/fall-2011-project/ http://telematiccollective.org/main/2011/fall-2011-project/#comments Tue, 11 Oct 2011 18:51:12 +0000 deal http://telematiccollective.org/main/?p=79 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.

]]> http://telematiccollective.org/main/2011/fall-2011-project/feed/ 0 Concert with Peter Kates: From Indiana to Norway http://telematiccollective.org/main/2011/concert-with-peter-kates/ http://telematiccollective.org/main/2011/concert-with-peter-kates/#comments Sun, 01 May 2011 16:51:08 +0000 deal http://telematiccollective.org/main/?p=56

Performance of Response 1 by Arne Nordheim, Peter Kates onstage, S. Deal online.

On April 27, Scott Deal performed online in concert with Peter Kates, of the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra in Bergen Norway. The work was “Response 1″ by Norwegian composer Arne Nordheim, for two percussionists and electronic tape. The concert was a recital in Norway presented by Peter and this work was on the program. Deal performed from the Tavel Lab at IUPUI, Indianapolis.

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