Haynes is a multimedia visual and sound artist living in San Francisco. Since December 2001, Haynes has been active as the Editorial Director for 23five, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the development and increased awareness of sound art within the public arena. He has written extensively on sound art, noise culture, minimalism, and general music […]
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Heather Dew Oaksen is a media artist, independent producer, and the founder/recent Board President of 911 Media Arts Center in Seattle. She has produced a body of personal work that challenges viewers to see social issues in new ways through altered scale, sequence, light and point of view. She has received numerous awards including support […]
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Dorsey Dunn is a Los Angeles-based artist. His work in sound, text and image, in the form of installations, performances and written and recorded works, is an extended meditation on the perimeters of language, the movements of silence, and the vagaries of comprehension. Dorsey regularly exhibits and performs his sound-led installations and music in the […]
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Jason Kahn is a sound and visual artist based in Zürich, Switzerland. His work includes sound installation, performance and composition. He was born in New York, grew up in Los Angeles and relocated to Europe in 1990. Kahn has been exhibiting his sound and visual works since the late 1990s, and has had solo and […]
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Jason E Anderson is a sound and visual artist from Seattle. His work includes live performances, recorded sound works, sound installations, graphic art, collage and video works. Anderson’s recorded work and live performances combine a sense of logical and intuitive approaches to music improvisation and experimentation. Through the use of electronically generated, processed and natural […]
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Cassie Mira is an interdisciplinary artist based in Seattle, WA. She is a 2020 artist-in-residence at The Seattle Residency Project where she is exploring material and form for loaded topics. Her work analyzes transitional spaces by exploring human interaction through transitional experiences and investigates upheaval and the adaptive response of individuals and communities. Informed by […]
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Hannah Simmons and Leah Crosby are the team behind Field Guides, a series of place-based audio guides designed to help you reconsider the limitations of your own body. Their collaborative work has been supported by the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, the Freeway Park Association, and the Corvallis Arts Center. Their shared practice is […]
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So’le Celestial (they/them/theirs pronouns) is a Trans Non-Binary, Queer, and Gela’ CHamoru artist, singer, songwriter, performer, and producer. They were born and raised on Guahan in the Mariana Islands, but is currently based in the Puget Sound Salish (Tacoma and Seattle, WA). The art So’le creates honors the existences and sacredness of Indigenous CHamoru/Pacific Islander […]
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Erin Slomski-Pritz is an audio artist, producer, and journalist based in Seattle. Her work blends journalism, sound design, and narrative. She draws inspiration from fiction that moves us towards complexity, poetry that ventures into the unsayable, and the bridge over Ravenna Park, which is a profound place of wonder. Her work has appeared on numerous […]
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Whitney Lynn is an artist who works with a wide array of forms, including sculpture, performance, video, photography, sound, and public projects. Mining history and visual culture, her work reframes familiar narratives, questioning issues of perception and the mutability of meaning. She has exhibited widely, including at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Yerba […]
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