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2002 / MP3
Download MP3 of Robert Whitman's cellphone performance
During his first visit to the UK, seminal
American artist Robert Whitman produced a 30 minute cellphone performance
based on a work he originally performed using payphones in New York
City in the mid 1960s.
The performance in Leeds used 30 volunteers with cellphones stationed
at pre-defined locations around the city centre. The volunteers repeatedly
called a central telephone number and switch board situated in Millennium
Square and, when their call was answered, gave a short description
of their location. The resulting calls were mixed by Robert and relayed
live through public address speakers to an audience in the outdoor
square. The performance painted an aural description of the city at
that given time.
Download MP3 (32 mins 18 secs,
low quality, 14.7MB)
A higher quality MP3 is available for download from http://www.ubu.com
Evolution 2002 / Images
Left to right: Billy Kluver, Malcolm Le Grice, Robert Whitman, 11
October, Ster Century
Robert Whitman cell phone performance, 11 October, Millennium Square
Dietmar Schwartzler, Gregory Kurcewicz,
10 October, Ster Century
Left to right: Simon Biggs, Kathy Rae Huffman, Wayne Ashley, Maja
Kuzmanovik, Malcolm Le Grice, 11 October, Ster Century
Screening of Light Music by Lis Rhodes, 12 October, The West
Yorkshire Playhouse
Installation of Film Ist by Gustav Deutsch, Leeds Town Hall
Installation of QQQ by Tom Betts, disused Odean Cinema, The
Merrion Centre
Vendor Refill playing live, 10 October, The Dark Arches
Powerbooks for Peace playing live, 10 October, The Dark Arches
The Story of EAT, Leeds City Library
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