bad timing
Kate Carr + Tom Daley + possible area
29th June 2024
Q&C studio
Kate Carr
Kate Carr is a sound artist whose work explores the textures and technologies of field recording using movement, objects and experimental recording techniques. She works across composition, performance and installation.
Her live work is centred on objects, chance events and textures, with instruments ranging from massage guns, bird horns, watering cans and bubble wrap to build shifting and hybrid soundscapes. She has performed throughout the UK and Europe, with notable performances at the Barbican, Tate Modern and Whitechapel Gallery in London, Supernormal Festival and Instants Chavires (Paris) AB Salon (Brussels) and Kraftwerk (Berlin).
She also runs the label Flaming Pines and is a member of Rubbish Music (with Iain Chambers, also of Langham Research).
“Probably the most significant field recordist of contemporary urban Britain…” – The Quietus
Tom Daley
Tom Daley works on instruments where sound is the interface, performing with controlled feedback systems and signal processors. He is interested in taking performance outside of venues and is a member of the speaker spinning ensemble SOS. Based in Cambridge, he has recently performed at Iklectik and Hundred Years Gallery in London, sharing stages with the likes of Howlround and Marie Roux (O YAMA O).
possible area
possible area creates site-specific live improv sets and projects in sound using objects, texture, resonance and feedback. Based in Cambridge, recent activities have included site-specific sound installations in Cambridge and Waterbeach Barracks. Solo and group improv performances include recent appearances alongside Steve Beresford, Rory Salter, Dominic Lash among others.
https://linktr.ee/possiblearea
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