The Singing Cipher was on display in the Pierogi Gallery booth at the 2007 Armory Show (Feb 22-26, 2007). Tucked in among 10 home-depot's-worth of art, it delighted passers-by from all walks of life.
Dec 31, 2005-Jan 30, 2006
This exhibit took place at
Pierogi Gallery in Brooklyn, NY and consisted of
12 wall-mounted melody gins which produced occasional electronic utterances at ever-shifting intervals of time. A
Rotary Ordinator coordinated them for the last performance.
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LIVE IN-GALLERY PERFORMANCES
Jan 7, 7:30 pm:
Rhythm Hour
Dewanatrons in concert
Jan 14, 7:30 pm:
An Evening of Serendipitous Counterpoint
The Dual Primate Console joined by live musicians:
Ted Gannon - vibes, flute, trombone
Kurt Hoffman - bass clarinet
John Keen - bass trombone, jaw harp
James Maher - mandolin, fiddle
Tony Maimone - banjo bass
Joe McGinty - melodica
David Scher - fetid wheeze horn
Kevin Walsh - trombone
Jan 21, 7:30 pm:
Laffpix Film Archive at Large
Silent film show curated by Mark Newgarden with accompaniment by
the Dual Primate Console, Will Holshouser
on accordion, and David Scher on clarinet.
Jan 28, 7:30 pm:
Rotary Ordination
Debut application of Rotary Ordinator, wiring signals to 12 wall-mounted Melody
Gins, locking their notes into a contrapuntal mesh.