18.30 hrs.

19.30 hrs.

Registration

Talk & tour by curator and artists
- Walk I: Put a custom-made headphone catching magnetic sound
  and walk outside the exhibition
- Listen an electromagnetic sound of photographs in the exhibition
  by using an audio guide




Registration

Opening ceremony​

Walk II: Put a custom-made headphone catching magnetic sound
and walk around BACC

bacc exhibition 789

Omnivoyeur and Electrical Walks Bangkok
Electromagnetic Sound and Visual Project
1 April - 10 July 2016
Main Gallery, 7th floor

Organized as part of Urban Media Project by Goethe Institute in Bangkok,
BACC Exhibition Dept., Connecting Cities Network in Berlin

The project of two artists from different but closely related fields, a renowned German sound artist Christina Kubisch and a Thai
Photographer, Miti Ruangkritya investigate the urban landscape like Bangkok. The electromagnetic walk of Christina Kubisch guides
viewer through city with map and custom-made headphone catching magnetic sound that are inaudible to naked ears, while field-
recorded images of Miti Ruangkritya prolonging perceptibility in mundane living, marking reflective thoughts from the omnipresent
of media in our increasingly technological environment. Both expressions are synthesized in an exhibition space by means of acoustic
performative and optical interpretation as well as human possibility to experience by his or her inclusion as an actor in the work.

Artists: Christina Kubisch and Miti Ruangkritya

Curator: Pichaya Aime Suphavanij

BANGKOK ART AND CULTURE CENTRE

For more information, please contact BACC Information

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