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    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

    Jan. 25, 2010

    "re(((SOUND)))" Exhibit at Webster University’s Hunt Gallery

    Curated by Dana Turkovic and Adam Watkins

    What/Who:

    Re(sound), is an exhibition that explores the sonic medium by compiling a long list of current musings by sound artists from around the world. Re(sound) hopes to build physically on the concept of the periphery, using one sensory input, and providing an alternative metaphor for demonstrating that the idea of an art center has now become more like an invisible node, connected by infinite tentacles by digital networks, thereby displaying the borderless qualities of the sonic medium. As sound flows through space it has the ability to navigate geographically, placing and displacing, bouncing in all directions and always occupying more than one position.

    Presenting the work as a weather vane of sorts, using St. Louis as the central axis, listening stations will be installed marking the North, South, East and West, a compilation of sound works spanning the globe from artists working locally and in Berlin to Los Angeles to Sydney to Toronto. Ultimately extending the notion of sound’s current location as multiple and expansive, the intention is to play on the structure and diverse nature of sound by setting up an environment where the “visitor” is asked to enter the space and simply listen.

    This exhibition made possible by generous support of the Missouri Arts Council and the Regional Arts Commission.

    When:

    Feb. 5 to March 5, 2010

    Opening Reception: Friday, Feb. 5, from 6–8 p.m.

    Hours:  Monday - Friday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. or by appointment

    Where:

    Cecille R. Hunt Gallery

    Visual Arts Studio, Webster University

    8342 Big Bend Blvd.

    Cost:

    Exhibit and reception are free and open to the public.

    More Info:

    Call 968-7171 or art@webster.edu

    www.websterhuntgallery.blogspot.com

    Participating artists include:

    Martin Atkins, Maria Blondeel, Kieth Bueckendorf, Seth Cluett, Mark Early, Jeremy Ghost Ice, Robert Goetz, Helena Gough, Joe Gilmore, Eric Hall, Thomas Harris, Daniel Hockenson, Patrick Hunt, Emilie LeBel, Jay Lizo, Ed Osborn, Tony Renner, Steve Roden, Jodi Rose, Patrick Savage, Micah Silver, Nicolas Wiese and many others.

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    Director, Media and Community Relations
    Department of Public Relations
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    ehnesba@webster.edu

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