We video recorded both performances and are in the process of compressing the files to a web-friendly format. That, together with an interview with Katsuyuki, will be available online soon. Stay tuned!
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Wednesday, November 07, 2007
More images of the spectacular audio visual performances headlined by Katsuyuki Hattori
Local photographer Charles Romero Venzon attended the audio visual performances headlined by VP's International Artist in Residence, Katsuyuki Hattori, back in October. He had a really awesome camera with him, and when we noticed him taking photos, we couldn't help but ask to see them. Charles was very generous to share these fantastic images with us, and now we'd like to share them with you. Enjoy! =-)
We video recorded both performances and are in the process of compressing the files to a web-friendly format. That, together with an interview with Katsuyuki, will be available online soon. Stay tuned!
We video recorded both performances and are in the process of compressing the files to a web-friendly format. That, together with an interview with Katsuyuki, will be available online soon. Stay tuned!
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Stunning analog video effects and signal-generated noise this Saturday night!
Hi everyone!
Video Pool is very excited about two upcoming live video concerts headlined by our International Artist in Residence, Katsuyuki Hattori (Japan).
First, a collaboration with local artists Curtis Walker and Bryan Besant.
Next, the performance of Abarekoinobori with collaborator Yusuke Shinmura (Japan)
These performances will begin at 8:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 20 in the Winnipeg Film Group Studio, 3rd Floor, 100 Arthur Street.
For more information, scroll down... the press release is posted below =-)
These exciting, immersive visual and audio spectacles will captivate you! We hope you'll be able to join us!
As always, Video Pool is grateful for generous support received from the Canada Council for the Arts, the Winnipeg Arts Council and the Manitoba Arts Council. Thank you!!
Video Pool is very excited about two upcoming live video concerts headlined by our International Artist in Residence, Katsuyuki Hattori (Japan).
First, a collaboration with local artists Curtis Walker and Bryan Besant.
Next, the performance of Abarekoinobori with collaborator Yusuke Shinmura (Japan)
These performances will begin at 8:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 20 in the Winnipeg Film Group Studio, 3rd Floor, 100 Arthur Street.
For more information, scroll down... the press release is posted below =-)
These exciting, immersive visual and audio spectacles will captivate you! We hope you'll be able to join us!
As always, Video Pool is grateful for generous support received from the Canada Council for the Arts, the Winnipeg Arts Council and the Manitoba Arts Council. Thank you!!
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Coming soon! Three events headlined by International Artist in Residence, Katsuyuki Hattori
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Winnipeg, MB (October 10, 2007) – Video Pool is pleased to announce two audio and video performances, and one artist talk, headlined by International Artist in Residence, Katsuyuki Hattori (Japan). Hattori is known for his skill using outmoded analogue technology to produce stunning audio and video landscapes in a live performance environment. Only occasionally using source footage, Hattori skillfully manipulates feedback loops to generate the source content for his immersive performances. Referring to his medium as abstract video-concert, Hattori will present a new work created in collaboration with two local artists – Bryan Basant and Curtis Walker (blunderspublik) – over the course of his residency at Video Pool. This live audio and multi-channel video piece is evocative of Dada artist Kurt Schwitters’ (1887 - 1948) notion of the colour organ and resonates with Schwitters’ concept of “merz”, which refers to the appropriation of found or refuse materials.
Following the presentation of this new, collaborative work, Hattori will perform a piece titled Abarekoinobori with long-time collaborator and video artist Yusuke Shinmura (Japan) who will sweeten Hattori's audioscape with playful bits and pixels. Together Hattori and Shinmura bring authentic experimental electronic art from Tokyo to Winnipeg audiences.
These performances will take place on Saturday, October 20 beginning at 8:00 p.m. in Winnipeg Film Group's 3rd Floor Studio, 100 Arthur Street, Winnipeg. All welcome.
Related Event – Artist Talk: On October 21 from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m., Hattori will give a presentation on his ‘video concert’ technique. In his practice, Hattori allows for many artists to contribute to a live work, each controlling a particular aspect of image or sound from the feedback. Working with aesthetic qualities of image feedback, Hattori’s work challenges notions of beauty in image making, the role of the artist in image creation, and the contemporary roles of ‘performers’.
For more information about Hattori’s artist talk, or to register, please contact Jeff Erbach at 204.949.9134 ext. 4, or email: vped@videopool.org.
Video Pool is grateful for generous financial support provided by:
VIDEO POOL MEDIA ARTS CENTRE is a non-profit artist run centre dedicated to advancing the discipline of media art by providing media artists, non-profit organizations and community groups with access to professional video and media equipment, training, distribution and programming. Video Pool strives to be a national leader fostering innovation, experimentation, critical dialogue and advocacy in media arts.
Contact:
Milena Placentile, Programming Coordinator
204.949.9134 ext 1 vpprogramming@videopool.org
videopool.org // videopool.blogspot.com
Video Pool Media Arts Centre proudly presents
three events headlined by
International Artist in Residence, Katsuyuki Hattori
three events headlined by
International Artist in Residence, Katsuyuki Hattori
Winnipeg, MB (October 10, 2007) – Video Pool is pleased to announce two audio and video performances, and one artist talk, headlined by International Artist in Residence, Katsuyuki Hattori (Japan). Hattori is known for his skill using outmoded analogue technology to produce stunning audio and video landscapes in a live performance environment. Only occasionally using source footage, Hattori skillfully manipulates feedback loops to generate the source content for his immersive performances. Referring to his medium as abstract video-concert, Hattori will present a new work created in collaboration with two local artists – Bryan Basant and Curtis Walker (blunderspublik) – over the course of his residency at Video Pool. This live audio and multi-channel video piece is evocative of Dada artist Kurt Schwitters’ (1887 - 1948) notion of the colour organ and resonates with Schwitters’ concept of “merz”, which refers to the appropriation of found or refuse materials.
Following the presentation of this new, collaborative work, Hattori will perform a piece titled Abarekoinobori with long-time collaborator and video artist Yusuke Shinmura (Japan) who will sweeten Hattori's audioscape with playful bits and pixels. Together Hattori and Shinmura bring authentic experimental electronic art from Tokyo to Winnipeg audiences.
These performances will take place on Saturday, October 20 beginning at 8:00 p.m. in Winnipeg Film Group's 3rd Floor Studio, 100 Arthur Street, Winnipeg. All welcome.
Related Event – Artist Talk: On October 21 from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m., Hattori will give a presentation on his ‘video concert’ technique. In his practice, Hattori allows for many artists to contribute to a live work, each controlling a particular aspect of image or sound from the feedback. Working with aesthetic qualities of image feedback, Hattori’s work challenges notions of beauty in image making, the role of the artist in image creation, and the contemporary roles of ‘performers’.
For more information about Hattori’s artist talk, or to register, please contact Jeff Erbach at 204.949.9134 ext. 4, or email: vped@videopool.org.
Video Pool is grateful for generous financial support provided by:
VIDEO POOL MEDIA ARTS CENTRE is a non-profit artist run centre dedicated to advancing the discipline of media art by providing media artists, non-profit organizations and community groups with access to professional video and media equipment, training, distribution and programming. Video Pool strives to be a national leader fostering innovation, experimentation, critical dialogue and advocacy in media arts.
Contact:
Milena Placentile, Programming Coordinator
204.949.9134 ext 1 vpprogramming@videopool.org
videopool.org // videopool.blogspot.com
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