S$35
Limited slots available Recommended for participants 15 years old and above.
Circuitry Drawing – Sound Workshop by Zul Mahmod
13 and 14 Nov
SPECIAL EVENT
Circuitry Drawing – Sound Workshop by Zul Mahmod
Unravel the mystery of sound with circuitry drawing in this workshop with renowned sound-media artist, Zul Mahmod.
Participants will explore the use of different materials and medium in sound art, such as using line drawings to create sound pieces with electronic components.
Participants will have a hands-on experience - learning basic soldering skills, understanding of electronic components, and creating their own artwork to bring home.
Artist biography
Zulkifle Mahmod is one of Singapore’s leading sound artists. ZUL has been at the forefront of a generation of sound-media artists in Singapore’s contemporary art development – one of the genres of international contemporary art-making that has been garnering interest for its inter-disciplinary approach and experimental edge. ZUL represented Singapore with a Sound Art Performance at the Ogaki Biennale in 2006, and was Singapore’s first sound artist with a full-on sound sculpture at the Singapore Pavilion of the 52nd Venice Biennale 2007.
ZUL has cut a reputation for integrating 3-D forms with ‘sound constructions’ and ‘sound-scapes’, often crossing genres and collaborating with other artists. ZUL is also the designer for the first Singtel F1 Grand Prix Night Race trophy in Singapore. In early 2017, ZUL has been awarded the special inaugural honorary award, Soichiro Fukutake Prize by Benesse Holding Inc for his Singapore Biennale 2016 commissioned artwork. Henceforth, his artwork titled; SONICreflection is now acquired by Fukutake Foundation, part of Benesse Art Site Naoshima in Feb 2019.
ZUL has exhibited in Singapore, Thailand, Germany, Japan, Vietnam, Italy, Moscow, China, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Norway and Finland. He was part of a creative talents traveling showcase in Beijing, London, New York and Singapore for Singapore Inside Out. His notable initiatives include an industrial-sound inspired soundtrack in conjunction with an Antoni Tapies exhibition at the Singapore Art Museum and winning Singapore Straits Time Life! Theatre Award 2010 for Best Sound Design (RPM by Kafai/Theatreworks).
About Soundislands: Re:Sound
Staged as a highlight event of Orchestral Manoeuvres: See Sound. Feel Sound. Be Sound exhibition at ArtScience Museum, Soundislands: Re:Sound is a two-weekend festival that embraces different dimensions of sound and different possibilities of listening.
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Zulkifle Mahmod is one of Singapore’s leading sound artists. ZUL has been at the forefront of a generation of sound-media artists in Singapore’s contemporary art development – one of the genres of international contemporary art-making that has been garnering interest for its inter-disciplinary approach and experimental edge.
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Participants will be introduced to basic electronic circuits that consists of integrated circuit, resistor, capacitors and light sensor.
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Participants will use a brass rod to trace the circuit drawing provided. They will learn basic soldering skills.
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At the end, participants will be able to bring home their completed circuitry drawing.
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EXHIBITION
Orchestral Manoeuvres: See Sound. Feel Sound. Be Sound
Orchestral Manoeuvres: See Sound. Feel Sound. Be Sound brings together 32 composers and contemporary artists from across the world to create a very different kind of exhibition. Visit the exhibition to tune in, listen deeply, feel the vibrations and create your personal soundtrack. -
EVENT SPECIAL EVENT
Soundislands: Re:Sound
Soundislands: Re:Sound is a two-weekend festival accompanying Orchestral Manoeuvres that embraces different dimensions of sound and different possibilities of listening.
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