Youth Collective Event: Sound as Art
Camden Art Centre
wed. 24 april 2019
How to create unexpected sonic work and outcomes on the fly? We invite Chooc-Ly Tan to share her practice as a multi-disciplinary artist, music producer and DJ. During the evening we will explore the sonic potentials of objects, materials and digital devices, to create a more immersive and dynamic environment. The workshop will also consider the acoustic dimension of physical space as a means for artmaking. We will experiment with created and found vocals and sound, using them as samples, transforming and looping them, to create new alternate sonic realms.Alongside the Saturday sessions, our Youth Collective Talks and Events Series offers people aged between 15 – 25 years the opportunity to engage and learn about matters surrounding contemporary art and artistic production through a series of workshops, talks, interventions and screenings as a way of expanding professional development opportunities.Chooc-Ly Tan is a French-born Afro/Vietnamese/Cambodian artist, DJ, producer & lecturer in Fine Art (RCA) Chooc-Ly Tan’s practice sets out to investigate systems or tools that are used to understand the world. As an inquisitive and socio-politically engaged artist moving between interdisciplinary projects, Chooc-Ly works across moving images, installation, performance and sound.
Camden Art Centre
wed. 24 april 2019
How to create unexpected sonic work and outcomes on the fly? We invite Chooc-Ly Tan to share her practice as a multi-disciplinary artist, music producer and DJ. During the evening we will explore the sonic potentials of objects, materials and digital devices, to create a more immersive and dynamic environment. The workshop will also consider the acoustic dimension of physical space as a means for artmaking. We will experiment with created and found vocals and sound, using them as samples, transforming and looping them, to create new alternate sonic realms.Alongside the Saturday sessions, our Youth Collective Talks and Events Series offers people aged between 15 – 25 years the opportunity to engage and learn about matters surrounding contemporary art and artistic production through a series of workshops, talks, interventions and screenings as a way of expanding professional development opportunities.Chooc-Ly Tan is a French-born Afro/Vietnamese/Cambodian artist, DJ, producer & lecturer in Fine Art (RCA) Chooc-Ly Tan’s practice sets out to investigate systems or tools that are used to understand the world. As an inquisitive and socio-politically engaged artist moving between interdisciplinary projects, Chooc-Ly works across moving images, installation, performance and sound.
