Echo The new works of Es Devlin and Theaster Gates and Devon Turnbull’s Listening Room 17 Visual Installation.
Theaster Gates, Devon Turnbull, Caterina Barbieri, Jeremy Deller, Carsten Nicolai, Es Devlin and Virgil Abloh EchoA great multimedia exhibition investigating the intersection of art and sound Vinyl factoryOpen now 180 studio Until 10 November 2024. Tickets Now on sale.
The biggest show of its kind, Echo It brings together more than 100 artists and musicians working between visual arts, music, film and live performance. The exhibition exhibits the width of the commissions and collaborations of the Vinil Factory in the last 20 years.
Echo There are also Kahlil Joseph, Stan Douglas, Virgil Abloh and Cecilia Bengolea’s British Artworks premiere, as well as Caterina Barbieri, Jeremy Deller, William Kentridge, Jenn Nkiru, Hito Steyerl, Carsten Nicolai and Gabriel Mush.
Hi-Fi Listening Room Dream No.1New York artist Devon Turnbull creates a meditative space for listening to vinil with an unprecedented music program, including special test prints and studio outputs in the exhibition.
In addition to the exhibition, a comprehensive live performance and interviews program will be held. A new study by Theaster Gates– ReinforcedIt will exist as a sonic installation throughout the day and will turn into an area that hosts live performances at night with the demonstrations of established and developing musicians, which are directly recorded on the disk in Vinyl factory lathe.
The 100 vinyl record created by the artists and released by the Vinyl Factory is also displayed in a new field designed by Ben Kelly. These include Nan Goldin, Arthur Jafa, Pipilotti Rist, William Kentridge, Mika Levi, Marina Abramovic, Grace Jones, Yussef Dayes, Es Devlin, Fred, Thom Yorke, Ragnar Kjartanson, Massive Attack, Pet Shop Boys Daft Punk, Kuke Simon and more.
Tickets Echo existing Now on sale.
Echo
180 studio
180 Strand, London, WC2R 1EA
May 22 – November 10, 2024
10:00 – 19:00, Wednesday – Sunday
Lead Image: Carsten Nicolai, Bausatz Noto180 Studio, 2024. Photo: Jack Hems
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