Instrument Lab – 1st day
Hi all. This is my first post on Intrument Lab Project Blog. I came here in Amsterdam with different ideas that involved both instrumental (namely amplified metal plates played with…
Instrument Lab
jamie griffiths – Instrument Lab #1 – Instrument Building Residency Aug-Sep 2011
I work with imagery, sound and light, as well as live cameras, video tracking & 3D live drawing in fields of Visual Music, Abstract Cinema and New Media; collaborative &…
Benjamin Cerigo > Instrument Lab #2
I came to Steim wanting to work on the performance moment of MoEFE (Moment of extreme force exertion). Once at Steim the presentations and lectures that I had at Steim…
Alex Nowitz > The Strophonion – Instrument Development (2010-2011)
The Strophonion is an electronic instrument which was developed and built by STEIM from 2010 until 2011 for Alex Nowitz. It belongs to the instrument group, that is usually subsumed under the term live-electronics using gestural controllers. The blog deals with the whole process of how the Strophonion was developed and built from the beginning.
Dan Mikesell > Instrument Lab #2 Dec. 6-13th 2011
What a great week. I brought back such great teaching ideas for my students in Korea. I only wish I had more time but I had to return to Korea…
Arianna Ferrari > InstrumentLab #2 – imagining my instruments
Arianna Ferrari > InstrumentLab #2
Now that is over I can say that It was such a great experience spending a whole week working at STEIM! I came at STEIM with the idea to develop…
Lukas Pearse > Instrument Lab #2
Although still jet-lagged, the historical and conceptual information presented today was nothing short of inspiring, re-kindling my enthusiasm while reminding me of the bredth of approaches possible with electronic music.…
Sair Sinan Kestelli > Instrument Lab #1
Before visiting STEIM for the Instrument Lab, even by reading, watching and listening some stuff done at STEIM, I felt that it was “a place to be” for my artistic and musical practice. My…
David Collier > Instrument Lab #1
I didn’t know what to expect when I applied to STEIM for the Instrument Lab. I was only beginning to get interested in physical interaction when I meet a former…