Wav Exhibition Opening Group Show
Experience a group exhibition of local and international artists as they explore contemporary notions of liquidity and transparency.
Overview
This Wednesday WAV exhibition opens at the Audio Foundation, behind St Kevin's arcade on K'Road with Dawn Marble, Rado Z (SVK), Daif King, Ben Clement and Chris Cudby - and includes an Afrika Pseudobruitismus screening called Brana, Calypso and Dendrita.
Brana, Calypso, Dendrita is a triple-screen video work using the sounds of Moroccan psychedelic musician Afrika Pseudobruitismus as a compositional tool providing cues to three contributing directors - left screen: Darío Peña, center screen: Stanley Sunday, right screen: Dostopos, with the original idea coming from David Domingo (Stanley Sunday).
The group exhibition of local and international artists explores contemporary notions of liquidity & transparency - like post-post-object art, 'the science of flow, fluidity and freshness' (Adam Harper) or 'some kind of DJ Spooky-esque mixtape/playlist analogy'.
WAV is an exhibition of both new and previously exhibited works, and has something for everyone, featuring a combination of video, sculpture, painting and clothing/textiles.
Curated by Chris Cudby, the event is free to the public.
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