Archive for March, 2008

‘photo-sound-esis I’ closes today

photo-sound-esis I by Fred Lonberg-Holm closes today at Lincoln Park Conservatory.  Please visit http://www.exsost.org/public-presentation/florasonic/ for more information.

Workshops & Installations

We have still space remaining in our two upcoming Spring Workshops: Mixing in a Digital Environment, and Introduction to Max/MSP. Please visit the Workshops page for more details and online registration: http://www.exsost.org/workshops/

McArthur Binion’s Simplicism II: Gouache Work is now on display at Audible Gallery, and photo-sound-esis I by Fred Lonberg-Holm has been extended to April 6 at Lincoln Park Conservatory. Please visit the Audible and Florasonic pages for more details:
http://www.exsost.org/public-presentation/audible/

http://www.exsost.org/public-presentation/florasonic/

And as a general reminder, please remember that the deadline for the 2008 Artists Residency Program application is April 5. The application and more details can be downloaded at: http://www.exsost.org/artist-development/artist-residency-program-2008-details/

‘Simplicism II: Gouache Work’ opens today

McArthur Binion’s Simplicism II: Gouache Work opens tonight at Audible Gallery. The opening reception is tonight, March 14, from 6 - 9 PM, with special musical guest Ari Brown. The gallery is open Saturdays and Sundays, 1 - 5 PM and by appointment. Please visit the Audible page for more details: www.exsost.org/public-presentation/audible/

Many thanks to everyone who participated in our Pro Tools workshop. Everyone who did not have a chance to sign up will have another opportunity when we host another one in the summer. Space is still available in our other spring workshops: the Microphone Workshop, Mixing in a Digital Environment, and Introduction to Max/MSP. Please visit the Workshops page for more details and online registration: http://www.exsost.org/workshops/






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