send + receive: a festival of sound

Winnipeg sleep... event Thursday, May 13

2010-05-10 18:16 by send + receive

Sleep… 
in the gallery 

Thursday, May 13, 2010
8:00 - 11:30 
Ace Art Inc. 
2 - 290 McDermot Ave.

$7

On Thursday May 13 come down to Ace Art for an evening of dreamy and hypnotic sounds and visuals. This evening won’t bore you to sleep but will lull you to relax, kick-back and possibly drift off… 

Featuring Vancouver drone maker Empty Love, Winnipeg sound maker Chris Bryan and a dreamy film program of shorts featuring works by local filmmakers Leslie Supnet, Clint Enns, Andrew Milne + Cam Johnson and Kelsey Braun, and Montreal filmmaker Sabrina Ratté. 

Doors are at 8:00 p.m. Films to begin around 8:30 to be followed by the live sound performances.

We urge you to bring open ears and a pillow, sleeping bag or whatever makes you cozy... warm sounds, dreamy visuals and dream machine will be provided... 

this event is presented by ccole productions in conjunction with send + receive. 

bios: 

EMPTY LOVE has been creating deep, organ rattling, analog drones since late 2007 in vancouver, in both the studio and live. several studio sessions, as well as some live performances have been documented on releases through vancouver based labels thankless, diadem discos, panospria, and csaf, as well as some self released items here and there. from the onset, empty love live performances have included a large visual element, often times utilizing home made props (such as dream machines, light wheels, and various other oddities), and more recently using projected visuals. several live and studio collaborations have happened with other vancouver sound artists, most of which have been released as part of the ongoing "empty love +" series.
http://www.last.fm/music/Empty+Love
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CHRIS BRYAN has been working with audio as a medium since 1996 and started performing and recording as 3x3is9 when he switched over to a primarily digital approach in 1999. Recently a decision was made to abandon the 3x3is9 moniker as he felt that the “pop” sensibility of the name no longer fit his work. Chris’ approach to sound remains the same; with live performance typically being a semi-improvised computer based set exploring the textures and contrasts within sound. Chris has performed as a solo artist, and collaboratively with artists like Jamie Drouin (Van) and Bernhard Günter (DE).
http://www.myspace.com/91909710
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LESLIE SUPNET is a Canadian artist from Winnipeg, MB. Her animated work and drawings reveal inner collective emotion, while remaining deeply connected to her own experience. Her animations have screened at various festivals, such as the Images Festival, International Film Festival Rotterdam, Signal & Noise, Image Forum Festival in Japan, LA Film Forum and Antimatter.
http://www.sundaestories.com/
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CLINT ENNS is a video artist and filmmaker from Winnipeg, Manitoba, whose work
primarily deals with moving images created with broken and/or outdated technologies. His work has shown both nationally and internationally at festivals, alternative spaces and mircocinemas. 

He has recently completed a master's degree in mathematics at the university of manitoba, and his interests include model theory of rings and modules, structuralist film, destructuralist video, and mathematics in art.
http://vimeo.com/clintenns
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MILNE/JOHNSON have been working together for the last two years. These collaborations have culminated in live mixing with 16mm projectors, contemporary dance, and performance art. Andrew Milne is a Winnipeg-based Fusion Artist with a practice in The Exchange District. His active artistic disciplines include Film, Video, Performance, Sculpture, Photography. Andrew began his career in Vancouver, moving to Winnipeg in 2006. Through processes of embodiment the work he creates is an attempt to disquiet a viewer’s current ideas of future, possibility and self. Cameron Johnson began making music through percussion. Since 2004 he has been exploring the manipulation sound and source in both solo and collaborative projects. Working exclusively with audio hardware as nontraditional instrumentation his work is attempting to welcome people into an space that they would normally find hostile.
http://vimeo.com/andrewmilne
http://www.myspace.com/thiscameraisred

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KELSEY BRAUN is currently focusing his artistic practice in sound and video to highlight the aural and visual parts of the world that remain on the periphery, using them to construct another kind of reality from within which we can either escape, or observe our own from. His recurring themes of land and proximity seek an awareness of their relationship. Such environments are explored through a contrasting and complimentary combination of media to define, connect, and re-contextualize these phenomenon. These ideas manifest as sound performance and recording, single-channel video, and installation.

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SABRINA RATTE is currently enrolled in the Master in Film Production of Concordia University in Montreal. Some of her fictions and experimental films played in Festivals such as Les Rendez-vous du cinéma Québécois, Rencontres Internationales du Documentaire de Montréal, and Festival International du Court Métrage à Clermont-Ferrand. She is now experimenting a lot with video imageries, eerie atmospheres and abstractions. She is also currently working on projects involving live video performances. 
http://vimeo.com/user3219345

 

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