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Time: 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm<\/p>\n
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\n\tSound Activities: Sound Talk
\n\tVisual Music: Perspectives in Audio-Vision Part II
\n\tGuest Lecturer : Jean-David Caillouët
\n\t2 February 2013, 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
\n\t4th<\/sup> Floor \/ Bangkok Art and Culture Centre.
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\n\t Visual Music: Perspectives in Audio-Vision Part II
\n\t ‘Since ancient times artists have longed to create with moving lights a music for the eye<\/em>
\n\tcomparable to the effects of sound for the ear.’<\/em>
\n\tDr. William Morritz
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\n\tIn the second part of this exploration of the unique relationship between sound and the moving
\n\timage, Dr. Jean-David Caillouët will investigate the subjectively evocative realm of abstract cinema.
\n\tFrom the pioneering experiments of the father of visual music ‘Oskar Fischinger’ to the innovative
\n\tand groundbreaking works of Norman McLaren, John and James Whitney, Jordan Belson and Stan
\n\tBrackhage among others, the rich history of this ongoing exploration of auditory-visual interactions
\n\twill provide a starting point for a discussion over the role of sound in experimental film.<\/p>\n
\n\tJean-David Caillouët
\n\tAn eclectic sound and visual artist, Jean-David Caillouët mixing the old with the new, his work and sound experience are extensive and often combine together various disciplines such as film, music (acoustic & electronic), choreography and poetry in a live performance context.\u2028As an instrumentalist and producer, he has collaborated with artists as varied as the composers Kimho Ip from Hong Kong and Anothai Nitibhon from Thailand, Cape Coast based musician Kwesi Quayson, BBC World Music Awards winners’ ‘Ojos De Brujos’ from Spain, the acclaimed Scottish Indie band Aberfeldy and the Celtic singer Heather MacLeod. He has performed internationally, playing in diverse festivals as well as in London’s Royal Opera House and the Queen Elizabeth Hall. Other than his performing works, he also has produced soundtracks for films, animations, theatre and dance. His sound installation projects have been exposed in places as varied as the historical caves of Kents Cavern in the UK or the Angkor Temples in Cambodia. His recent project ‘Rivers in Flux’ commissioned by the Goethe Institute has travelled all over South East Asia. After studies at Brussels Royal Conservatoire and Dartington College Of Arts in Devon in 2000, and completed a PhD in musical composition at Edinburgh University in 2005. Currently, he is currently a lecturer in Sound Design, Film and Composition at Silpakorn University in Bangkok, Thailand.<\/p>\n
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\n\tThe lecture is organized by BACC Exhibition Dept.
\n\tFor more information on the event,
\n\tPlease contact : Communication Dept.
\n\tBangkok Art and Culture Centre
\n\tTel. 02 214 6630 – 8 Fax. 02 214 6639
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