NY TIMES REVIEW
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MULTIPLE ONENESS
T I M E R E L E A S E D P E R F O R M A N C ES
Ken Cro-Ken, setting paint in motion while
Matt Sullivan sets the oboe in motion with digital processing.
Symphony Space, New York, N.Y.
The Music of N0W
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* Hosted by WQXR host, Terrance McKnight. *
NEW YORK TIMES review of MULTIPLE ONENESS performance at Symphony Space:
* THE NEW YORK TIMES - Music Review
(Published: February 22, 2010)
"The most unusual work I encountered was “Multiple Oneness,” an intriguing performance-art piece by the oboist Matt Sullivan and the painter Ken Cro-Ken. While Mr. Sullivan played a melancholy lament over recorded sounds, Mr. Cro-Ken poured liquids onto a canvas projected onto a video screen. The colorful liquids flowed through the painting’s raised surfaces like yellow lava, swirling in strange tandem with the oboe’s melancholy tunes."
Here is the video from that performance!
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* Becket Logan, photographer, 30 East 20th Street, Studio 302, New York, N.Y. 10003 212 982-2765
* Of course any space photos provided by NASA unless noted.
(No off planet zero gravity paint experiments yet... plenty to do on earth anyway.)
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