Episode 70: This summer, Out There Atlanta presents Summer Sound Series, a collection of interviews with artists who find inspiration in sound or directly use it in their works.
Michael Gibson is an artist who works in a variety of mediums ranging from painting to drawing to sound. In this podcast, Gibson discusses the genesis of his interest in sound and two of his most important works in the medium. His first piece, We are selling mainly to Americans, is a is a digital multi-channel recording that was recorded over 7 days of an art fair in December, 2007. The second piece, YNWA, is a site-specific sound installation created for the 2nd Athens Biennale. YNWA uses three sound samples: Liverpool football fans, the voice of Marcel Duchamp and “The Conversation” by Francis Ford Coppola. Listen to the podcast to find out more.
Topics include: analog versus digital, Stan Brakhage, Steve Reich, and eavesdropping on art dealers. Michael Gibson’s installation can be viewed online here.
Audio: Click the player above to listen to Lampe’s conversation with artist Michael Gibson, or download the MP3.
BURNAWAY Radio sponsors Out There Atlanta, by Lilly Lampe. Out There Atlanta is a podcast and online platform for interviews with artists. The intention to create a archive of conversational interviews with artists in Atlanta, or with an Atlanta connection. These conversations are informal and conducted in the spirit of a coffee meet-up. Out There Atlanta fills the gap between formal studio visits and event-related coverage and exists as a place for a more relaxed and personal dialogue, allowing artists to get a little more “out there” with the online audience.
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