︎ HER MODULO ︎ DUETS ︎ 17 APRIL ︎
︎ HER MODULO ︎ DUETS ︎ 17 APRIL ︎
HER MODULO: DUETS
Anneke KampMaN
ANNA BARHAM
RACHEL FINNEY
HER MODULO: DUETS
Anneke KampMaN
ANNA BARHAM
RACHEL FINNEY
17 APRIL/ 19:30
2 Cygnet Square, SE2 9FA17 APRIL/ 19:30
free
London-based artist and musician Anneke Kampman presents the second iteration of Her-Modulo, with an evening of informal performances and workings-out by Anna Barham, Anneke Kampman, and Rachael Finney.
Duets [SpeakToMe/I’mListening] plays at the interface between body and device, working until the cassette ends and meets its beginning, or words loop through the mouth. Anna will read some recent 'two and fro' writing; Rachel will initiate tape-on-tape feedback, and Anneke will duet with text-based images laser-written onto a CD-R.
Her-Modulo is an ongoing research project by Anneke Kampman into music technologies and their shaping of culture and desire.
Anneke Kampman is an artist and researcher working across sound, performance, writing, and the moving image. Her practice explores relationships between technology, labour, economy, and desire within popular media and its devices—including music videos, synthesisers, CD players, drum machines, and online performances—focusing on the artistic personality as a site of reproduction and struggle.
Anna Barham is a London-based artist working across writing, sound, installation, video, and live events. Treating language as raw material, she explores how it shifts between technologies, bodies, and forms. Much of her recent work subverts speech-to-text software, to probe the materiality of the voice.
Rachael Finney is a musician, composer, artist, and cultural theorist whose work examines histories and cultures of popular music, recording technologies, and the arrangements of sonic and musical space. Her practice frequently deals with the relationship between listening, voice and the body. Her work makes extensive use of reel-to-reel tape where she uses players to both process and present her work. Finney’s work has been utilised for both exhibitions and recorded media. This interest in sound and specifically voice originates from her background in DIY music where she continues to release work under the moniker R Elizabeth.
Image courtesy of Rachael Finney
Duets [SpeakToMe/I’mListening] plays at the interface between body and device, working until the cassette ends and meets its beginning, or words loop through the mouth. Anna will read some recent 'two and fro' writing; Rachel will initiate tape-on-tape feedback, and Anneke will duet with text-based images laser-written onto a CD-R.
Her-Modulo is an ongoing research project by Anneke Kampman into music technologies and their shaping of culture and desire.
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Anneke Kampman is an artist and researcher working across sound, performance, writing, and the moving image. Her practice explores relationships between technology, labour, economy, and desire within popular media and its devices—including music videos, synthesisers, CD players, drum machines, and online performances—focusing on the artistic personality as a site of reproduction and struggle.
Rachael Finney is a musician, composer, artist, and cultural theorist whose work examines histories and cultures of popular music, recording technologies, and the arrangements of sonic and musical space. Her practice frequently deals with the relationship between listening, voice and the body. Her work makes extensive use of reel-to-reel tape where she uses players to both process and present her work. Finney’s work has been utilised for both exhibitions and recorded media. This interest in sound and specifically voice originates from her background in DIY music where she continues to release work under the moniker R Elizabeth.
Image courtesy of Rachael Finney