The Audium's current show, 'New Voices IV: Sounds of Resistance, Identity, & Place,' revitalizes the long-standing tradition of avant-garde sound art. Since opening in 1969, the venue has been a transformative auditory experience, recently enhanced with a total of 176 speakers. Curated by Dave Shaff, the program features innovative performances from composers Briana Marela, Phillip Laurent, and Shanti Lalita. Each artist brings their unique aesthetic, exploring themes of space, identity, and resistance through immersive compositions, making for a memorable and moving experience in complete darkness.
"It is proof that we've still got it," referencing the vibrancy of the artistic spirit showcased in the Audium's current show, 'New Voices IV: Sounds of Resistance, Identity, & Place.'
"One visit to the Audium... for an immersive acoustical journey in total darkness has been a local right of passage since 1969," highlighting its long-standing significance in avant-garde art.
Dave Shaff's initiative to open the space to 'new voices,' enhancing the performance experience with more speakers, reflects a commitment to evolving artistic expressions.
The compositions by Briana Marela, Phillip Laurent, and Shanti Lalita manifest unique aesthetics, showcasing their distinct interpretations of sound and identity within immersive environments.
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