LACE (Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions) (Venue Partner)
6522 Hollywood Boulevard
323.957.1777
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Closer 104.7
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Jan 28, 2010 – Jan 31, 2010
Daily (11am–7pm)
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- Price
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$16 for 1 day pass/ $24 for all 3 days/ $30 opening night public reception
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LACE (Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions) presents CLOSER 104.7, a radio collaboration with artist Jeff Cain, as part of the Art Los Angeles Contemporary art fair, 28-31 January 2010.
During the art fair, LACE will broadcast a selection of live and pre-recorded sound art addressing ideas of location, proximity, territory, and place. CLOSER 104.7 will include performances and projects by Adam Overton, Dewey Ambrosino, Simon Leung, Brandon Labelle, Bari Ziperstein, Zachary Drucker, Shizu Salamando, Jay Lizo, Dee Williams, Ultra-red, Dino Dinco, Yann Novak, Sublamp, Mem1, Justin Varis, Julia Holter, and more.
CLOSER 104.7 will broadcast on 104.7 FM. Visitors are encouraged to visit us while we broadcast from our station in room B261 on the 2nd floor of the Pacific Design Center, as well as bring their own radios to tune in at their leisure. In compliance with FCC regulations, the signal will only be audible on the 2nd floor of the PDC.
JEFF CAIN is an artist and designer who works with sculpture, video, sound technology and performance. His studio, the Shed Research Institute, is an umbrella organization for independent research, public art projects, and site-specific design projects. Jeff received his MFA in studio art from Cal Arts. His works have been shown in France at the Musee d'art Modern de Ville de Paris, as well as locally at the Getty Museum, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Track 16 in Santa Monica, and many others.
Jeff has made several radio based projects including a project that decodes the LAPD digital radio and rebroadcasts it on the LAPD’s original AM station, and a broadcast radio technology called RHZ Radio that it’s hybrid online and broadcast infrastructure technologically obeys the FCC broadcast law but allows legal neighborhood radio stations without a permit. RHZ Radio was nominated for the Prix Ars Electronica in 2005.
For a schedule go to www.welcometolace.org.
