Bike Hack + Soundride Workshop

Workshop
Thursday, July 30, 2009 — 7:00pm
The Good Life Community Bike Shop
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Jessica Thompson
Multiple contributors

Part of

TR:AFICC Residency
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Workshop: Thursday, July 30th, 2009 — 7:00pm
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Critical Mass Ride: Friday, July 31, 2009

Bike Hack Workshop + Soundride is a collaborative workshop and mobile sound performance that enables participants to contribute to the acoustic ecology of the city through simple sonic experimentation. During the workshop, participants are invited to construct bicycle-mounted noisemakers made of contact microphones, playing cards and mini amplifiers and to take part in Calgary’s monthly Critical Mass ride.

Part of programming for M:ST 4.5 and TRUCK Contemporary Art in Calgary's TR:AFICC residency

Jessica Thompson is a new media artist whose projects explore social interactions within public space through sound, performance and mobile technologies. Her projects have been shown in exhibitions and festivals such as New Territories, (ARCO 2005, Madrid) MACO, (Mexico City) dp003, (Dundee, Scotland) ISEA 2006, (San Jose, CA) the 2006 Conflux Festival, (New York), Kunsthallen Brænderigården, (Denmark) InterAccess Artist Run Centre, (Toronto) and Video Pool (Winnipeg). Her work is represented by p|m Gallery in Toronto, Canada.

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