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SUMMARY:What does sound do? An artist talk with Andy Slater\, Josephine Sales\, and Meesh Sara Fradkin\, moderated by Jonathan Sterne
DESCRIPTION:The Center for Disability Studies invites you to join Andy Slater\, Josephine Sales\, and Meesh Sara Fradkin for an artist talk moderated by Jonathan Sterne. The three artists will delve into their individual practices through various forms of sound art and descriptions\, and then come together in conversation about poetics and access.\n  \nFriday April 12\, 4-5:30 pm ET on Zoom\n\n  \nEvent announcement using redaction 50 type and segoe ui regular type in black and orange with a faded pastel yellow background. ‘What does sound do?’ takes up about 2/3 of the image\, with ‘sound’ overlaid and pixilated. Flyer by Jules Galbraith.\nAndy Slater (b. 1975 Milford\, CT) is a blind Chicago-based media artist\, writer\, performer\, and accessibility advocate. Andy holds a Masters in Sound Arts and Industries from Northwestern University and a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. He was a 2022 United States Artists fellow\, 2022-2023 Leonardo CripTech Incubator fellow and a 2018 3Arts/Bodies of Work fellow at the University of Illinois Chicago. He is a teaching artist with the Atlantic Center for the Arts’ Young SoundSeekers program\, Midwest Society For Acoustic Ecology\, and Creative Users’ Sensory Shift program. Andy has been published in Array: The International Computer Music Journal\, McSweeney’s Quarterly Concern volume 61\, Curating Access: Disability Art Activism and Creative Accommodation\, English Studies in Canada\, The Chicago Reader\, and Jane. Andy’s current work focuses on advocacy for accessible art and technology\, alt-text for sound and image\, the phonology of the blind body\, spatial audio for extended reality\, and sound design for film\, dance\, and digital scent design. \n  \n\nVideo for At Arms Length by Andy Slater. The screen is blank. \n  \nJosephine Sales is an artist working with sculpture\, sound\, image and performance to consider how disability may expand our relational capacity. The artist’s work has been presented at Palais de Tokyo\, The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago\, Kai Matsumiya\, New York and The Shed. Fellowships include Leonardo\, International Society for Arts\, Sciences and Technology (2021-2023)\, Black Box Residency at University of California Irvine Beall Center for Art + Technology (2022-2023)\, and AAPD research internship at The Northwestern Pritzker Law Center for Racial and Disability Justice (2023); and a key contributor to the set design and sculptures for Kinetic Light’s Wired. Sales received an MFA in Photography from Milton Avery School of the Arts\, Bard College and lives and works in New York City. \n  \n \nPulses 2023. A sonic description video still of a solid gray background with yellow open caption text reads [music note symbol] “I need your loooooove (time)” \n  \nMeesh Sara Fradkin is a writer\, sound artist\, and PhD candidate in interdisciplinary music technology at McGill University. Meesh is also a researcher at the Input Devices and Music Interaction Laboratory and The Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Music Media and Technology. She is currently a visiting scholar at NYU’s Center for Disability Studies. Meesh lives and works in Brooklyn and sometimes Montreal. \n\nVideo for babbling. Sound descriptions are cluttered throughout the screen in red\, green\, and white text with a black background. \n  \nJonathan Sterne teaches at McGill University. He is author of Diminished Faculties: A Political Phenomenology of Impairment (2021); MP3: The Meaning of a Format (2012); The Audible Past: Cultural Origins of Sound Reproduction (2003) all on Duke University Press; and numerous articles on media\, technologies\, and the politics of culture. With Mara Mills\, he is writing Tuning Time: Histories of Sound and Speed\, which considers the history of rate-adjusted audio from blind phonograph hackers to Auto-Tune and the “playback speed” setting on YouTube. With an ensemble of coauthors\, he is writing The Sound of AI: Audio\, Culture\, and the Politics of Machine Learning. Visit his website at https://sterneworks.org \n.​.​.​and this is my voice from Cancerscapes by Jonathan Sterne \n  \nEvent is free and open to the public. \nASL and live captions will be provided. \nPlease email accessibility needs as they relate to this event to msf440@nyu.edu. \n Co-sponsored by CuteLab NYC\, nothing to say press\, Proclaiming Disability Arts. \n\n 
URL:https://disabilitystudies.nyu.edu/event/what-does-sound-do-an-artist-talk-with-andy-slater-josephine-sales-and-meesh-sara-fradkin-moderated-by-jonathan-sterne/
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SUMMARY:An Abundance of Feeling: An Artist Talk and Reading with Alex Dolores Salerno and ofi Davis
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a conversation between poet ofi davis and artist Alex Dolores Salerno\, moderated by artist Francisco echo Eraso in conjunction with Alex Dolores Salerno’s exhibition Greenness on view at Real Art Ways. Greenness\, a show dedicated to disabled ancestor Mel Baggs\, frames being in relationship with the earth as an access need. ofi and Alex will share poetry by Mel Baggs along with their own work. This will be followed by an intimate conversation foregrounding autistic access intimacy\, friendship\, and an exploration of the ways that their practices are inextricable from their lived experiences. \n\nParticipants’ Bios: \nAlex Dolores Salerno (b. 1994\, homeland of the Nacotchtank\, Anacostan and Piscataway people colonially known as Washington D.C.) is an interdisciplinary artist based in Lenapehoking\, colonially known as Brooklyn\, NY. Informed by queercrip experience\, community\, and culture\, they work to critique standards of productivity\, 24/7 society\, notions of normative embodiment\, and the commodification of rest. Salerno received their MFA from Parsons School of Design and their BS from Skidmore College. They have exhibited at the Museum für Moderne Kunst (Frankfurt)\, Espacio de Arte Contemporáneo de Castellón (Castellón)\, ARGOS centre for audiovisual arts (Brussels)\, Art Windsor-Essex (Windsor)\, The 8th Floor\, the Ford Foundation Gallery (NYC)\, among others. They have been awarded a Wynn Newhouse Award (2022) and an Art Matters Foundation Artist2Artist Fellowship (2023). Recent publications include Panorama: Journal of the Association of Historians of American Art and Art in America. Salerno has been an artist in residence at Art Beyond Sight’s Art & Disability Residency (2019-2020)\, the Artist Studios Program at the Museum of Arts and Design (2021)\, the Visual Artist AIRspace Residency at Abrons Arts Center (2022-2023)\, and they are currently in residence at BRIClab: Contemporary Art Residency Program at BRIC (2023-2024). Visit Salerno’s website HERE for more information. \nofi davis (he/they) is a two-spirit poet\, access worker and educator accountable to the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. his work has been published in Everybody Press Review and he is a proud contributor to Queer Earth Food Vol. 2 (Combos Press)\, among others. while originally born and raised in the south\, he is now living and working in Lenapehoking — colonially known as new york city. ofi is an alumni of NYU and is currently studying poetry at Columbia University. \n(Moderator) Francisco echo Eraso (he/él) is a disabled\, trans\, Colombian-American interdisciplinary artist\, educator and access consultant. Eraso received his BA/BFA from Parsons\, The New School in Visual Studies and Fine Arts (2018). Eraso has received the Wynn Newhouse Award\, the Kennedy Center LEAD award\, and has been a call to action speaker for Art-Reach Conference on Arts\, Culture\, and Disability. He has worked in arts access at the Whitney Museum of American Art\, Ford Foundation and consulted with various arts organizations including the Shed\, New Museum and Museum Access Consortium. He has been an artist-in-residence at Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts SHIFT residency for arts workers\, FABSCRAP\, Textile Arts Center\, 77Art and Art Beyond Sight’s Art and Disability Residency. He has exhibited at EFA Project Space\, Westbeth Gallery\, Chashama Space Gallery\, Ford Foundation Gallery\, Amos Eno Gallery\, Flux Factory and Sheila C. Johnson Gallery in New York\, Mead Museum and A.P.E. Gallery in Massachusetts\, The National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts in Cincinnati\, among others. Eraso is currently pursuing his MFA in Fine Arts from the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University in New Jersey. \n  \n \n  \nEvent is free and open to the public.\nASL and live captions will be provided.\nPlease email accessibility needs as they relate\nto this event to francisco@proclaimingdisabilityarts.org. \n 
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