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Visible Sounds: The Interrelationships among Music, the Visual Arts and the Performing Arts | Israel Institute for Advanced Studies

Visible Sounds: The Interrelationships among Music, the Visual Arts and the Performing Arts

Date: 
Sun, 21/02/2010 to Thu, 25/02/2010
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ORGANIZERS:

Yaara Bar-On, Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design
Yael Kaduri, Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design
Menahem Zur, Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance

Sponsored by The Israel Science Foundation and the Institute for Advanced Studies (IAS) at the Hebrew University

 

Comparisons among the arts are rich and challenging because of their essential differences.  Modern thinking and technology have opened an era for possible analogies and collaborations, and have brought into being new art forms such as abstract animation, visual music, music theatre and performance-art, which combine the auditory with the visual. Researching these differences can inspire the creative person. Theoretical and practical aspects of the interrelationships among the fields of music, dance and the visual arts are the subject of this five-day conference.

The conference will address the following: philosophical questions regarding the interconnections among the arts; the different types of links between music and visual works; case studies of links in different media in contemporary art (painting, sculpture, architecture, animation, installation, sound art, performance art, dance and total theatre); multi-media; the artist as a researcher and the human body as an instrument. Artists will be invited to talk about their own works, and wherever possible, these works will be performed and exhibited.

More then twenty speakers from all over the world as well as from Israel will present their concepts.  Guests from abroad include: Eric Salzman, Bret Battey, Jonathan Berger, Hayden Chisholm, Nicholas Cook, Aleksandra Dulic, Rajmil Fischman, Raviv Ganchrow, Lydia Goehr, Simon Shaw-Miller and Georges Schwizgebel. In addition to lectures, there will be live performances and an exhibition devoted to the subject of the conference.

We expect a broad and diverse audience of artists, musicians, performers, scholars, teachers and students. Creators, performers and all those interested in the arts are invited to attend. The panels will be held in English, and will take place at the Hebrew University Givat-Ram campus, the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design and the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance.

 

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SPEAKERS:

Vered Aviv, Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance/ Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design
Tzvi Avni, Jerusalem Academy of Music
Adina Bar-On, singer
Bret Battey, De Montfort University
Ari Ben-Shabetai, Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance
Jonathan Berger, Stanford University
Bella Brover-Lubovsky, Jerusalem Academy of Music/ The Hebrew University
Hayden Chisholm, musician & composer
Dalia Cohen, The Hebrew University/ Jerusalem Academy of Music
Nicholas Cook, University of Cambridge
Robert Cuckson, Mannes College the New School for Music/ The Curtis Institute of Music
Aleksandra Dulic, media artist
Zohar Eitan, Tel Aviv University
Rajmil (Yerach) Fischman, Keele University
Raviv Ganchrow, Institute of Sonology
Lydia Goehr, Columbia University
Iris Goren, Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance
Michal Grover-Friedlander, Tel Aviv University
Ruth HaCohen, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Penny Hes Yassour, Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design
Stephen Horenstein, Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance
Yael Kaduri, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Hanan Kaminski, Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design
Doron Kaufman, Bar-Ilan University
Rafael Malach, Weizmann Institute of Science
Julia Pevzner, stage director
Eric Salzman, musical theatre producer
Georges Schwizgebel, film director
Anat Shamgar, Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance
Simon Shaw-Miller, Birkbeck College
Josef Sprinzak, Sapir College
Assaf Talmudi, Bar-Ilan University
Menachem Zur, Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance

 

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