Welcome to episode 8 of Anechoic Chamber, free form audio from the margins of arts and culture. Our guest for this edition is Rick Reed, an Austin, Texas based visual artist and electronic musician. As one of the first individuals in the area to record and perform home-grown electronic music outside of an academic or otherwise institutional framework, Rick has been a key participant in Austin's transformation into a city where the surplus of new electronic music, rather than a deficit, is the challenge to be dealt with. His even-handed and unique approach has led to fruitful collaborations not only with experimental music icons such as Keith Rowe, but also with pioneers of synesthetic film including Ken Jacobs and Aldo Tambellini. Inspired by the odd malfunctions of analog communications media (for example, de-tuned shortwave radio or distorted television signals), Reed has spent decades crafting art that hints at the ease with which reality can be completely transformed by slight perceptual shifts. We discuss this, and more, in the conversation to follow. All music by Rick Reed, from "20 Million Years to Earth" retrospective compilation Artist links: https://richardkreed.bandcamp.com Anechoic Chamber links: donate via PayPal: tbwb@protonmail.com other inquiries: core@tbwb.net
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Anechoic Chamber episode 8 - Rick Reed
Aug 15, 2020

HyperArt Thomasson
Non-academic, autodidact observations on the fringes of art, culture, and technology. Obsessing over information-age obsessions.
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