Le Son 7
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| Established | 2021 |
|---|---|
| Location | 37, Cours Belfort Capestang, France |
| Director | Carolina Podestá & Andrew Footner |
| Website | www.leson7.com |
Le Son 7 is a sound art gallery dedicated exclusively to audio.[1][2][3] The gallery works with many artists to present different aspects of sound art including field recording, sound collage, poetics, artificial intelligence and found sound. [4] The works are presented on headphones and on loudspeakers and are sold in high quality WAV format as unique pieces.[5]
Artists[edit]
Le Son 7 represents works by the following artists:[6][7][8][4]
- Theo Altenberg
- Little Annie
- François J Bonnet
- Fari Bradley
- Anla Courtis
- Caroline Devine
- Marivaldo Dos Santos
- Beatriz Ferreyra
- Lesley Flanigan
- Burnt Friedman
- Paula Garcia
- Jorge Haro
- Matthew Herbert
- Kathy Hinde
- François K
- Nyokabi Kariũki
- KMRU
- Bernie Krause
- Ann Magnuson
- Elsa M'Bala
- Abdullah Miniawy
- Emeka Ogboh
- Robin Rimbaud
- Steloolive
- Marc Urselli
- Nicolás Varchausky
- Paul Wallfisch
- Stephen Vitiello
Exhibitions[edit]
Besides its permanent space in Capestang in the south of France, the gallery holds exhibitions in different cities:
- Paris 2021 32 rue Pastourelle, Le Marais. December 2-12 [2]
- Buenos Aires 2022 Aberg Cobo, Av. Las Heras 1722, Recoletta. March 18-April 2[9]
- London 2022 7 Club Row, Shoreditch, October 13-23[10]
- Madrid 2023 calle Doctor Fourquet, 10, Lavapies, May 3-13 [4][7]
- New York 2024 570 Broome Street, NYC, January 9-14 [6][1]
References[edit]
- ^ a b "At this new NYC art show, there's nothing to see—only to hear". Time Out. 10 Jan 2024.
- ^ a b Sánchez, Escarlata (10 December 2021). "Sonic Art: Visit the gallery that puts sound at the centre of creation". Euronews.
- ^ "Abrió la primera galería porteña de arte sonoro". Clarin. 23 March 2022.
- ^ a b c "Primera Galeria de Arte Sonoro llega a Madrid". Plataforma de Arte Contemporaneo. 26 April 2023.
- ^ "Klangkunstwerke". AVGuide.ch. 2 January 2023.
- ^ a b "Wire Events: Le Son 7". The Wire.
- ^ a b "Wire Events: Le Son 7". The Wire.
- ^ "Le son 7, una galería de arte sonoro". Pagina12. 18 March 2022.
- ^ Blanc, Natalia (18 March 2022). "Arte que no se ve: sin cuadros ni esculturas abre hoy una galería de obras sonoras para apreciar con auriculares". La Nacion.
- ^ "Le Son 7 Sound Art Gallery London Exhibition". Sound and Music. 13 October 2022.
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