September 6,
2012
The Vinyl
Show captured my attention the most. I
was drawn to the many uses of the vinyl and the incorporation of items such as
a bird for a needle, padlock, and bow from a violin. I liked how some were melted, broken, and
some were in their original form. The
tower of records was amazing because of the overall number of records present
in the display. The artist captured your
attention by the sheer number of ways in which he interpreted the records.
In addition
to a terrific display, the added benefit of being able to hear music totally
brought the visual and audio aspects together.
I loved how the one room had multiple records playing simultaneously
creating one melody even though each one seemed to be its own instrument.
I spent quite
a bit of time in the vinyl show not allowing me to visit the other areas of the
exhibit. I was able to briefly view the
other areas because of time constraints, but perhaps I just spent too much time
enjoying Gary Hill’s show. I’m someone
who truly enjoys music and this show captured my attention deeply. I really would like to see this again if time
allowed and perhaps the areas I missed.
I would highly recommend this to others.
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