re: construction performance Tuesday November 18, 2008 7 pm Studio X NYC
On Tuesday, November 18, 2008 at 7 pm at Studio X/Volume magazine, I performed a new work called re: construction.
I use everyday construction tools, the hammer, nails, screwdriver and drill, to make a small structure that will house the recording of its own making. I do so by sampling, mixing and manipulating the sounds of the building process of the small structure called a house.
Here is video documentation of the performance.
Below is a description of the event from the performance at studio x.

re: construction.
It is an part of my series on work, and follows in the mode of the performance re: drill.
I use everyday construction tools, the hammer, nails, screwdriver and drill, to make a small structure that will house the recording of its own making. I do so by sampling, mixing and manipulating the sounds of the building process of the small structure.
A description, written by Studio X, follows.
What do buildings sound like? What is the residue of a building? How do structures house the process of their construction? On November 18th at Studio-X, multimedia artist DANIEL PERLIN will use screws, glue, nails, sawhorses, an audio cassette and a laptop to question work and construction as auditory processes. In “re:construction”–a layered, hour-long performance piece–Perlin will build a small house at Studio-X. Recording and manipulating samples from the construction process, he will simultaneously build a large orchestral work with rhythm, melody and harmony to be recorded onto a cassette tape in real-time. This cassette will then be housed in within this new structure as an artifact built to highlight process, and to archive the sounds of its own creation.
Who: DANIEL PERLIN
What: re:construction
When: Tuesday, November 18, 7 pm
Where: Studio-X, 180 Varick Street, Suite 1610
1 train to Houston
www.arch.columbia.edu/studiox/Refreshments provided by IZZE Sparkling Juice
Free and open to the public
RSVP: gdb2106@columbia.edu[Studio-X is a downtown studio for experimental research and design run by the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation of Columbia University.]











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