soundplay <=> southbay
soundplay <=> southbayApril 27 – June 1, 2024
at Angels Gate Cultural Center
Launching soundpedro2024, soundplay <=> southbay provides both glimpse and glitch into 20 years of sound and listening. Bridging time and underscoring the joint legacies of SoundWalk and soundpedro, this exhibit traces events from 2004 to 2024 and considers the future.
Artifacts, video, and audio documentation.
Curated by FLOOD in collaboration with Cecelia Koger and Annie Parsons.
June 1, 2024, 7 - 10pm
On Saturday, June 1, join us for Charivari, the on-site activation of soundpedro2024, which will include live performances and sound installations in the gallery and on the grounds. FREE.soundprints as part of nomad II, 2023
touched
an installation and sound-sensitive performance by Betsy Lohrer Hall in collaboration with several sound artists
soundprints
lull; a gathering towards quietist contemplationas part of
nomad II produced by the Torrance Art MuseumSun, Oct 29, 2023 12noon - 6 pm
Participating Artists: Abacus • Amabelle Aguiluz • Betsy Lohrer Hall • Brandon Auger • comar muwaren & Chung Shih Hoh • Devin Sarno • George Sarah • Hamscholar • Jacob Wolff • Marc Perez & Alessandro Rovegno • Martin Espino • Pablo Perez • Phog Masheeen • Squash & Biscuit, Taylor Donofrio • Takeshi Kanemura & Cris Law • Yadira Dockstader • Young Tseng • and more.
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soundpedro 2022
Here Hear
in proximity, in real time
a participatory sound-sensitive project by Betsy Lohrer Hall
as part of soundpedro 2022From April 9 - June 4, Betsy Lohrer Hall engaged in a variety of sound-sensitive, site-interactive, and participatory activities in Angels Gate Park and the Pt. Fermin region of San Pedro. The explorations culminated in a solo installation of her work in the downstairs gallery at Angels Gate Cultural Center on June 4, 7-10pm, as part of the on-site portion of soundpedro 2022, and in conjunction with Noise Jam, a performance by choreographer Kensaku Shinohara and several collaborators.
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NOMAD 2021
Shelter
a site-responsive, context-specific installation by Betsy Lohrer Hall
as part ofnomad
August 28 and 29, 2021The biggest pop-up show of contemporary art in Southern California history with 400+ artists participating. Curated by Max Presneill and hosted by The Torrance Art Museum in a temporary site at the Del Amo Crossing.