Last Friday, our latest exhibition with Sa Sa in Phnom Penh opened in the White Building, with an evening known as The White Night. The exhibition was at once at experiment in participatory process and a love story to the unique architectural qualities of The White Building More…

Incidental Associate Victor Gama has been busy of late, working on new piece and travelling to Antarctica to do so. The work is called VELA 6911 and premieres on the 5th of March 2012 at Harris Theater. Written for an octet of musicians from the Chicago Symphony and Victor’s instruments acrux, toha and dino. Looks pretty good …

Tomorrow night is the launch party of the next phase in our ongoing collaboration with Sa Sa Art Projects in Phnom Penh. Here’s a quick overview of what we’re doing and why we’re doing it – taken from an essay written by David Gunn & Lyno Vuth for the exhibition. More…

Following the completion of The Sounding Room at the end of last year, we’re moving on to the latest stage of our ongoing collaboration with SaSa, titled The Painted Room. We’re working in exactly the same space as last year, but working with residents to create an entirely new project.

Building on the relationships we developed with people living in the Building last year, we’ve been running a series of educational classes in photography, music production and mixed media collage techniques. More…

We’re moving fast towards a public launch of our FEED later this year. In the meantime, here’s a quick preview of what you can expect.

FEED is a piece of multi-touch software for iPad that enables complex, rich manipulation of a “live feed” of sound, drawn from the inbuilt microphone of an ipad or an audio file loaded into the app. More…

In case you missed it our first time around (and we did!), Krom Monster we were featured in this excellent Time Out podcast from the end of last year. Worth a listen, as Sean Hocking eases through “fragrant harbour folk, Mainland post-hardcore, long-forgotten Laos pop” … that’s the kinda mix we like …

Last weekend, we were invited to host an event at the Arnolfini as part of their 50th Anniversary celebrations. The event, My Sound Museum, was the first public outing for the new multi-touch software we are developing (outlined in other posts on this blog).  The software enables you to resample any live feed of audio to create your own compositions in real-time. More…