Podcast appearances and mentions of Stephen Vitiello

Welcome to faustforward 12 Weird goings on in the sonic shadows.....   Playlist Bernice Johnson Reagon – We Are Climbing Jacob's Ladder Grobschnitt – Solar Impro Suarasama – Flying Gambus Amadou & Mariam – Coulibaly Pavement – Stereo Super Kidd – People Pere Ubu – Worried Man Blues SeizzeSA & DJ Harvey – Afghan Alan Blood & Skanking Lizard – Heart Full of Soul Karen Dalton – Katie Cruel Shirley Collins & Davy Graham – Hares on the Mountain The Sensational Alex Harvey Band – The Hot City Symphony Pt 1: Vambo Edith Frost – Time to Bloom Eroc – Nebelwelt Sweetpool – Dancing Wildly Hidden Horse – The Tape Spool Withing the Horse's Mouth (feat. Arianne Churchman) Troth & Jon Collin – Nocturnal House Ute Lemper, Neil Hannon, The Divine Comedy & Others – Die Dreigroschenoper: Tango Ballad A.R. & Machines – Station 3-Body Kali Malone – Retrograde Canon A.R. & Machines – Station 3 – A Book's Blues Bryan Ferry & Antony – Lowlands Low Edith Frost – The Bastards Johnny Cash – I See a Darkness Amici Chamber Ensemble – Pour L'ange Qui Annonce La Fin Du Temps (Messiean) Patrick Shiroishi & Piotr Kurek - Days Lawrence English – Even the Horizon Knows its Bounds VI (feat. Dean Hurley, Vanessa Tomlinson, Stephen Vitiello & Jim O'Rourke)

Vitiello, a New York native, is an internationally recognized sound artist and mainstay of the New York scene since his early days as a punk guitarist.  He has been influenced by Nam June Paik, has collaborated with Scanner, Pauline Oliveros and Frances-Marie Utti. He is also an electronic musician and visual artist. And, according to Morrow, “an absolute Geiger Counter for places.” In 1999 he did a residency at the World Trade Center managing to capture the Towers's swaying in the wind and recorded the creaking and cracking of the building's skeleton. He has produced countless recordings on various labels such as Sub Rosa and has had many solo exhibitions that combine sound,  installations, photos and drawings at museums and galleries and has been part of many Group shows including Soundings: Contemporary Score at MOMA, the Whitney and the Sydney Biennale. Vitiello serves as a professor at Virginia Commonwealth University in the Kinetic Imaging department. I met Stephen in the 1980s. We worked together on Nam Jun Paik's Zapping for Swatch watch. Then on some of Paik's soundtracks, including "Did George Sand Kill Chopin." Stephen curated the show,  New Sounds New York, for the Kitchen in New York. It included the New York unveiling of my patended 3D soundcube with series of commissioned works including his most evocative, “Cinematic, With Crashing Roof,” one of 12 designed for the cube by an array of artists. Samples Playlist Question Of Temperature • Balloon Farm  Electrinocellia • MEM1 + Stephen Vitiello  Train to the Plane • Charlie Morrow  Brood IX • Stephen Vitiello  Breath Chant • Charlie Morrow  Bell Bell Horn Horn • Charlie Morrow  Mental Radio • Stephen Vitiello  Cascoplecia • MEM1 + Stephen Vitiello  Genesis Song • Charlie Morrow  Iron Oxide • Stephen Vitiello  Thinking In, Thinking Out • Stephen Vitiello Trainslation • Steve Roden  Spring Helsinki • Charlie Morrow  Humming • Charlie Morrow 

We wrap up August 2023 New Music Week with messages from Niklas Nygårds, Liam McIndoe, Harris King and Jason Goebel. They discuss new music from The Hives, Fanny Lumsden, Violet Hirst, Girl Ray, Stephen Vitiello, Florry, Hiss Golden Messenger and Al Green.  Rockin' the Suburbs on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or other podcast platforms, including audioBoom, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon, iHeart, Stitcher and TuneIn. Or listen at SuburbsPod.com. Please rate/review the show on Apple Podcasts and share it with your friends. Visit our website at SuburbsPod.com Email Jim & Patrick at rock@suburbspod.com Follow us on the Twitter, Facebook or Instagram @suburbspod If you're glad or sad or high, call the Suburban Party Line — 612-440-1984. Theme music: "Ascension," originally by Quartjar, covered by Frank Muffin. Visit quartjar.bandcamp.com and frankmuffin.bandcamp.com.

Episode No. 618 is a holiday clips episode that remembers Steve Roden. He died yesterday after fighting Alzheimer's disease. Roden was 59.  The program features: a 2012 segment with Roden and Stephen Vitiello on the occasion of their inclusion in the Menil Collection, Houston exhibition "Silence," and a related improvised performance at the Rothko Chapel; an excerpt from that performance; the full sound Roden created for The Modern Art Notes Podcast; and a 2013 segment with Roden pegged to concurrent exhibitions at Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects and at CRG Gallery in New York.

Solénoïde (20.03.2023) - L'espace de 55 mn, Solénoïde servira de rampe de lancement à diverses équipées audio-climatiques allant de douces fictions écolo-planantes à de sombres bande-sons ethno-rituelles. Car au-delà de sa vocation dite d'ameublement, la musique ambient peut revêtir une multitude d'expressions, se faisant le reflet d'inspirations peu ordinaires. C'est cette singularité artistique que nous essaierons de mettre à l'honneur par le biais de cette sélection musicale. Bienvenue dans un monde peuplé d'êtres chimériques et de motifs nostalgiques, bienvenue dans un mix de sons étranges et raffinés !

In this special episode of Exquisite Corpse, Host Adrienne Elise Tarver and Chief Curator, Sara Reisman talk about a recent exhibition at PS-122 Gallery, “Media Relay: An Exhibition in Two Parts” and present a unique conversation between two of the exhibition's artists, National Academician Elizabeth King and Sound Artist Stephen Vitiello. This conversation was sound designed by the Exquisite Corpse podcast production team at SeeThruSound.

 Lynne Sachs is a Memphis born, Brooklyn based filmmaker. Since the 1980s, Sachs has created cinematic works that defy genre through the use of hybrid forms and collaboration, incorporating elements of the essay film, collage, performance, documentary and poetry. Her films explore the intricate relationship between personal observations and broader historical experiences. With each project, she investigates the implicit connection between the body, the camera, and the materiality of film itself.Over her career, Sachs has been awarded support from the Guggenheim Foundation, the NYFA, and Jerome Foundation. Sachs has made 40 films (including Tip of My Tongue, Your Day is My Night, Investigation of a Flame, and Which Way is East). Her films have screened at the Museum of Modern Art, Wexner Center, the Walker, the Getty, New York Film Festival, and Sundance. In 2021, Edison Film Festival and Prismatic Ground Film Festival at Maysles Documentary Center awarded Sachs for her body of work.Sachs is also deeply engaged with poetry. In 2019, Tender Buttons Press published her first book Year by Year Poems. In 2020 and 2021, she taught film and poetry workshops at Beyond Baroque, Flowchart Foundation, San Francisco Public Library, and Hunter.  Lynne's films are now available on the Criterion Channel. STEPHEN VITIELLO (MUSIC):Electronic musician and sound artist Stephen Vitiello transforms incidental atmospheric noises into mesmerizing soundscapes that alter our perception of the surrounding environment. He has composed music for independent films, experimental video projects and art installations, collaborating with such artists as Nam June Paik, Tony Oursler and Dara Birnbaum. Solo and group exhibitions include MASS MoCA, The High Line, NYC, and Museum of Modern Art.  ALEX WATERS (PRODUCER):Alex Waters is a media and music producer. He  has written and produced music for podcasts such as The Faith and Chai Podcast and Con Confianza, as well as for other independent artists. Alex lives in Brooklyn with his wife and two cats and enjoys creating and writing music independently and in collaboration with others. You can reach him with inquiries by emailing alexwatersmusic12@gmail.com.

Tonight's edition features some fabulous ambience from Pausal, Spheruleus, Vanessa Amara, Alonefold, Nobuto Suda and a splendid long-form work from David Fyans. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Coffee Phenols by Tomasz Bednarcyzk on Nothing Much Happens (Somewhere Nowhere)

Una cascada de novedades nos espera en el programa de esta semana. Los dúos van a protagonizar casi toda nuestra primera hora. Tendremos lo nuevo del dúo Michael Grigoni & Stephen Vitiello, el dúo NineVolt compuesto por Jan Willem Troost y Henry Vega, la pareja Mark Van Hoen y Mike Harding bajo el proyecto Drøne, el productor español Landikhan, el veterano Cristian Vogel, Afkar estará con nosotros para presentarnos su nuevo trabajo, Konx-om-Pax y su “Return to Cascada”y Dj Marcelle. Dedicaremos nuestra segunda hora de programa a nuestro espacio Atmósfera Expansiva con Atmósfera en cabina. Escuchar audio

The Peabody Award winning Sonic Memorial Project, an intimate and historic documentary commemorating the life and history of the World Trade Center and its surrounding neighborhood, through audio artifacts, rare recordings, voicemail messages and interviews. The Sonic Memorial Project began in October 2001 as part of the Lost & Found Sound series. We came together—radio producers, artists, construction workers, bond traders, secretaries, ironworkers, elevator operators, policemen, widows, firefighters, archivists, public radio stations and listeners to chronicle and commemorate the life and history of the World Trade Center and its neighborhood. We opened a phone line on NPR for listeners to call in with their stories and audio artifacts relating to the September 11 attacks and the history of the World Trade Center. Hundreds of people called with testimonies and remembrances, music and small shards of sounds. In addition to these personal messages and remembrances you’ll hear interviews with: Guy Tozzoli, Director of the World Trade Center of New York; Minoru Yamasaki, the architect who designed the World Trade Center; Philippe Petit, the aerialist who walked a tightrope between the twin towers; Leslie Robertson, World Trade Tower structural engineer; Herb Ouida, Executive Vice President of the World Trade Centers Association; Professor Kenneth T. Jackson, Director of New York Historical Society; historian Robert Snyder; and sound artists and musicians who recorded and performed at the Trade Center including Stephen Scott, Ben Cheah, Nadine Robinson, Stephen Vitiello and more. The Sonic Memorial Project was produced by The Kitchen Sisters in collaboration with NPR, Ben Shapiro, Jay Allison, Joe Richman and independent radio producers, artists, writers, archivists, historians and public radio listeners throughout the country. Hosted by writer Paul Auster.

With filmmaker Alla Kovgan, we spark a conversation to find out why and how she realized CUNNINGHAM. The 2019 documentary traces American choreographer Merce Cunningham's artistic evolution over three decades. Kovgan directed the immersive film that took seven years to make. She and her collaborators channel the spirit and image of Merce Cunningham—from his early years as a struggling dancer in postwar New York to his emergence as one of the world’s most visionary choreographers. With new technology, Kovgan creates the film in both 2D and 3D versions. She frees Cunningham’s oeuvre from the constrictions of the stage, projecting his work into an infinite realm of the senses. Sound Editor: Anamnesis Audio | Special Audio and Photography courtesy Magnolia Pictures About CUNNINGHAM 2019 marked the centenary of legendary American choreographer Merce Cunningham. The film CUNNINGHAM traces his artistic evolution over three decades of risk and discovery (1944–1972), from his early years as a struggling dancer in postwar New York to his emergence as one of the world’s most visionary choreographers. The 3D technology weaves together Merce's philosophies and stories, creating a visceral journey into his innovative work. Sharing archival footage of Cunningham, John Cage, and Robert Rauschenberg, CUNNINGHAM is a tribute to one of the world’s greatest modern dance artists. About Director Alla Kovgan  Alla Kovgan is a New York-based filmmaker, born in Moscow (Russia). Her films have been presented worldwide. Since 1999, Kovgan has been involved with interdisciplinary collaborations, creating intermedia performances (with KINODANCE Company), dance films and documentaries about dance. With CUNNINGHAM, she created a film that is neither a straightforward biopic nor a traditional concert film. Cunningham was conceived as a 93-minute art piece that would tell the master’s story through his work.  About Merce Cunningham: Merce Cunningham, considered the most influential choreographer of the 20th century, was a many-sided artist. He was a dance-maker, a fierce collaborator, a chance taker, a boundless innovator, a film producer, and a teacher. During his 70 years of creative practice, Cunningham's exploration forever changed the landscape of dance, music, and contemporary art. Visit Merce Cunningham Trust to explore his history. Related Episodes: Filming Rhythm, Stories and Soul in the Toronto Subway, Akosua Adoma Owusu on Her Film Kwaku Ananse, Inside Miami’s Sound Chamber, Erika Hoffmann on the Hoffmann Collection, Stephen Vitiello on Cultural Soundscapes Related Links: Alla Kovgan, CUNNINGHAM, Merce Cunningham, John Cage, Robert Rauschenberg

Esta semana comenzaremos Atmósfera con "Sycantrhope" y algunos de sus alias: "Coven Project" y "Enearth" y seguiremos con David August, Hans Castrup, Aidan Baker y Karen Willems, Stephen Vitiello y Taylor Deupree, Helado Negro, Angel-Ho, Rejoicer o David Chalmin. En nuestra Atmósfera Expansiva seguimos recuperando conciertos de la pasada edición del Festival Keroxen. Esta semana escucharemos la actuación de EWA JUSTKA que tuvo lugar el primer día del festival, el 26 de octubre. Escuchar audio

Today, we introduce you to five artists whose primary medium is sound. The diverse techniques and concepts they explore demonstrate the versatility and power of sonic art. Working with music and song, noise and movement, in natural and urban settings, they are among thousands of artists drawn to this highly diverse art form. American sound artist Stephen Vitiello is based in New York City. In 2013, we talk about his work and the first group show dedicated entirely to Sound Art at the Museum of Modern Art, New York. We consider the history of sound art and what draws Vitiello to work with the sounds that surround him. The sound of glass holds a universe of meanings for Camille Norment. Representing Norway at the 56th Venice Art Biennale, the American-born artist based in Oslo creates a sonic environment inspired by how sound inhabits and moves through the body. She creates an atmosphere in the pavilion that alternates between dissonance and harmony. At the Hong Kong pavilion in Venice the same year, we walk through another immersive audio experience—the political commentary of Hong Kong based sound artist and composer Samson Young. We talk about the profiteering and political influence of songs produced to raise funds for disaster relief. American artist Bill Fontana has a long-time relationship with sound and space. He describes his practice as “composition by listening.” Based in San Francisco, Fontana is known for relocating sounds to create site-specific installations around the world. We talk about how nature and history inform his public art projects — from his 1981 Landscape Sculpture with Foghorns, in San Francisco, to his 2018 Sonic Dreamscapes, in Miami Beach. In 2017, we meet Colombian composer and sound artist Alba Triana in her Miami studio. She shows us a range of her experiments, from inaudible sound and light installations to interactive electronic music compositions and vibrational environments. Each one transforms our perception of space. Sound Editors | Special Audio: Five Sonic Stories—Anamnesis Audio and Joseph DeMarco, Bill Fontana—Anamnesis Audio | Bill Fontana, Camille Norment—Kris McConnachie |  VernissageTV, Alba Triana—Alyssa Moxley | Alba Triana, Stephen Vitiello—Eric Schwartz | Stephen Vitiello, Samson Young—Guney Ozsan | FreshArtINTL Related Episodes: Bill Fontana on Sound & Space, Camille Norment on the Character of a Sonic Environment, Alba Triana on Experimenting with Sound and Light, Stephen Vitiello on Cultural Soundscapes, Samson Young on Songs for Disaster Relief Related Links:  Bill Fontana, Camille Norment, Alba Triana, Stephen Vitiello, Samson Young

Our listeners divulge their deepest and darkest secrets. Sound design by Stephen Vitiello. Final song: Chipmunk Party by Maja Ratkje. To leave your own secrets on a future secrets show, call +1 (641) 715-3900, then dial 55403#. 

Gray Acres, an ambient side project that includes Andrew and Michael Tasselmyer from Hotel Neon, recently released their debut self titled album on sound in silence records. My friend Adam and I visited NYC for a show by Taylor Deupree and Stephen Vitiello. And Sands Hall shares an excerpt from her new memoir. The post ETF003: Gray Acres appeared first on Erase the Filter.

gak returns to 24 Hours of Radio Art, celebrating the Fluxists who brought us this day but also looking at the continued toll of 2016 with composer Pauline Oliveros (1932-2016 ) and inventor Don Buchla (1937-2016) highlighting a mix of relatively modern avantgarde sounds. A small studio experiment ensues whereby the radio station is turned into its own instrument.1. Dick Higgins: Omnia Gallia (Fluxus Anthology: 30th Anniversary 1962-1992, 1980) Slowscan2. SURVIVE: Turing Test (MFO64 EP, 2014) Monofonus Press3. Sarah Davachi: Hedgerows (August Harp, 2014) Cassauna/Important4. Cindy Lee: 4 Cash Money (Malenkost, 2015) Isolated Now Waves5. Human Harp: Play the Bridge (Musicworks 123, 2015) Musicworks6. Pauline Oliveros: Alien Bog [excerpt] (Music from Mills, 1967) Mills College7. Stephen Vitiello, Pauline Oliveros & Joe McPhee: SV+PO+JM 1 (SV+PO+JM, 2003) Ubuweb8. Modo Koagon: Ebb [for Wilhelm & Ellen] (Ebb, 2015) self-released9. Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith & Suzanne Ciani: A New Day (FRKWAYS Volume 13: Synergy, 2016) RVNG INTL10. Suzanne Ciani: Pop & Pour - Coca Cola Audio Logo (Lixiviation: Ciani/Musica Inc 1969-1985, 2012) Finders Keepers 11. Nicholas Jaar: Beasts of this Earth (Pomegranates, 2015) Other People12. Edgard Varèse & Le Corbusier: Poême électronique (Music of Edgar Varèse, 1958) Philips/Columbia Masterworks13. Paper Eyes: Understanding Fortran [version 2] unreleased14. Valiska: Dawn (Repetitions, 2015) Bow Bottom15. Pan Sonic: 5'31" (Oksastus, 2014) Kvitnu16. Demonstration Synthesis: U-Turn (DS3, 2014) Adhesive Sound17. Yankee Yankee: B (Segments, 2014) Unit Structure Sound Recordings"A nominate scandal degenerates in the march."-- watch out 4 snakes, random sentence generatorradiofreegak@gmail.comtwitter.com/hundredairewww.citr.ca/exploding-head-movies

Klenengan Gadhon, Feast, Shepherd, bran(...)pos, Benjamin Esterlis, Lonely City, The Hydra, Grease Envelope, Hollow Light, Robert Donne, Stephen Vitiello and The OO-Ray, Babau, Worldhate, Euglossine, Golden Living Room, Grand Banks, Föld, and Drub.

Klenengan Gadhon, Feast, Shepherd, bran(...)pos, Benjamin Esterlis, Lonely City, The Hydra, Grease Envelope, Hollow Light, Robert Donne, Stephen Vitiello and The OO-Ray, Babau, Worldhate, Euglossine, Golden Living Room, Grand Banks, Föld, and Drub.

This is one of those mixes where the title pretty much says it all...Summer Sleeps.  I found that if I keep titles fairly straight forward and clear that plays on Mixcloud go up a bit. I listen to music every night when I go to bed.  And lately I was getting bored with old sleep mixes so of course the solution is to make a new one.  There's not much else to say about this mix, just lay back and zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. T R A C K L I S T : 00'00    Stephen Vitiello and Taylor Deupree - From the Fish House 06'00    Manual - Last Light 10'50    Moon Eye Lids - My Only Moon... 18'30    Sonmi451 - Ruis 25'20    Budd and Eno - Against the Sky 29'00    James Johnson - Entering Twilight 37'50    Steinbruchel - Home 44'15    Kyle Bobby Dunn - Powers of None 48'22    Ruben Garcia - Rainy Day 52'20    Tom Heasley - Ground Zero 1'00'50    St. Kilda - You Are In Every Dream 1'03'53    Tonepoet - So Gently We go 1'11'20    Tiny Isles - With Thanks Petal 1'15'00    Alio Die and Saffron Wood - The Sleep of Seeds 1'18'10    33bowls - Morning 1'24'10    James Johnson and Stephen Phillips - Lost at Dunn's Lake 1'40'44    end

A performance of Nam June Paik’s film and music, selected by the musicians and composers who knew him well: Ryuichi Sakamoto, Academy Award- and Grammy Award-winning musician and composer, Stephen Vitiello, electronic musician and media artist, and Steina Vasulka, video artist.

A performance of Nam June Paik’s film and music, selected by the musicians and composers who knew him well: Ryuichi Sakamoto, Academy Award- and Grammy Award-winning musician and composer, Stephen Vitiello, electronic musician and media artist, and Steina Vasulka, video artist.

"Paik’s Music," Stephen Vitiello, electronic musician and media artist

In this episode, Cathy Byrd connects on Skype with sound artist Stephen Vitiello. Stephen shares recordings he made during residencies in New York, Australia, and on the island of Captiva, and talks about the challenges of archiving new media. Stephen’s 2010 project A Bell for Every Minute is currently installed in the Museum of Modern Art Sculpture Garden as part of Soundings: A Contemporary Score. Curated by Barbara London, this is MoMA’s first exhibition dedicated exclusively to sound art.

Programme de CHRISTOPHE CHARLES pour webSYNradio : Sculptures musicales avec des oeuvres et des pièces de Harry Bertoia, John Cage, Christophe Charles, Henning Christiensen, COIL, Olivier Coupille, Walter De Maria, Marcel Duchamp, David Dunn, Max Eastley, Gerhard Eckel, Mark Fell, Bill Fontana, I8u, Inada Kozo, Joe Jones, Rolf Julius, Yves Klein, Thomas Koener, Takeshisa Kosugi, Jaki Liebezeit, Alvin Lucier, Yann Novak, Yui Onodera, Paul Panhusen, Pimmon,red Maher, Eliane Radigue, Philip Samartzis, Erik Satie, Shibuya Keiichiro & Takahashi Yuji, Tamaru, Horacio Vaggione, Stephen Vitiello, Chubby Wolf, La Monte Young.

Over the years, we’ve found that a number of the artists we support in our Emerging Fields category have questions about how they can better market and exhibit their work. They have questions about pricing and editioning; changing formats; what it is that they are actually selling when they offer a work for sale; what their obligations to representatives and collectors are after a sale; and whether or not they should even participate in an art market that is, in their eyes, more sympathetic and better able to represent works in more conventional or established media. On November 2, 2011, Creative Capital hosted a webinar for grantees to explore some of these issues and answer specific questions from artists working in new media. The panelists were Jason Salavon (2000 Visual Arts), Karolina Sobecka (2009 Emerging Fields), Stephen Vitiello (2006 Emerging Fields) and Marina Zurkow (2001 Visual Arts). Sean Elwood, Creative Capital’s Director of Programs & Initiatives, served as the facilitator.

Playliste de Stephen Vitiello pour webSYNradio. I'm not sure the common theme of this Mix, save for mining the riches of Ubu for (mostly) historical recordings that have both a musicality as well as a conceptual nature. Fluxus and its influence runs throughout this group. The recording of Charlotte Moorman performing Terry Jennings is something I helped uncover when I was given access to Moorman's archives many years ago. Jennings was a brilliant composer, of whom there are very few published recordings. Charlotte is known more for her visual performances with Paik and others but I find this to be straight out beautiful. As a sound artist/composer, these are all artists who have influenced my own work. The Terry Fox cats get stuck in my head, the way pop melodies do for others. Christopher Knowles' few published, frenetic sound pieces do as well. Mieko Shiomi's marbles make her piano sing while Pauline Oliveros' voices do something all together different.

Live improvisation at Tate Modern by Scanner and Stephen Vitiello, post-produced by the artists