Takehisa Kosugi (born 1938, Japan) and Walter Marchetti (born 1931, Italy).
Each artist has developed a distinct approach to the problem of representing
immateriality, while sharing a lightness of touch, approaching sound with patience,
restraint and fidelity. As well as presenting new and historic work, the exhibition
will comprise live performance, and a selection of material from the artists'
substantial archives.
Max Eastley is an artist and musician whose sound sculptures play on a balance
between the natural environment and human intervention. His musical
collaborations include the 1975 album New And Rediscovered Musical Instruments
with David Toop, produced by Brian Eno. His response to the interior of Raven
Row will be a meditation on the 18th century Picturesque, achieved with 21st
century technology and a ‘Bergsonian’ approach to time.
This exhibition runs from 9 June to 17 July 2011 and is located at Raven Row – 56 Artillery Lane, London E1 7 LS.
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