SNEEZE ...
“It's an never-ending awareness and readiness to improvise in a split-second (...)”
Sneeze Manifesto
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her

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ojovivo
2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
Claire Keane
RMH
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SNEEZE ...
“It's an never-ending awareness and readiness to improvise in a split-second (...)”
Sneeze Manifesto
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südwest
1995 by werner dafeldecker
2 e-guitars, trombone, cello, double bass
Agnes Martin, On a Clear Day 1973
Steina and Woody Vasulka, Noisefields, 1974 (excerpt).
The reminiscence of a conversation with Woody Vasulka, is about designing the heart of the machine... and afterwards “let it talk”.
Once, I used to believe in "moire”
Composición serial :: Marcelo Gutman
Remote Voices: a digital performance, in a room with no spectators.
Full article --> Copenhagen Architecture Festival, Corona Essays
In this series, the voices of Yoko Ono, Kazimir Malevich, Tristán Tzara, Carl Andre, are re-enacted through a digital interpretation of their scores, played in an empty space at the gallery of bb15, registered by the sound-based durational installation Minute/Year from Kovács/O’Doherty.
Minute/Year (2020, Day 82–90) :: Kovacs/O’Doherty (2016 - )
“There is no absolute silence unless is zero vibration. Silence means that we can hear no sounds. Silence is the space between us”. - Deep listening, Pauline Oliveros
How much happens in a minute?
Minute/Year is a durational, process-based work by Kata Kovács and Tom O’Doherty, ongoing since January 1., 2016. It consists of an automated, sound-based, multi-year installation that makes a one-minute recording every day, and adds it to the one the day before. In 2020, Minute/Year is installed at bb15, in Linz, Austria. From January 1. until December 31., 2020, the work will record one minute of audio, at 20:20 each day. The daily archive is constantly updated through Twitter, Vimeo, or Telegram. The recordings are also available as a weekly podcast (via RSS, iTunes, and Google Play). see more details on Kovács/O’Doherty website.
Fitzroy Square :: Francis Alÿs (2004)
Wind Horse :: Pauline Oliveros (1996)
For chorus, Deep Listening publications
“Draw a straight line and follow it”
Composition 1960 #10 :: La Monte Young (1960)
Performed by Nam June Paik
Performance of Composition 1960 #7 La Monte Young
via preparedguitar - [Composition 1960: #7] evoked a large number of ancillary sounds (mostly audience noises) but also revealed to those who continued to listen a whole inner world of fluctuating overtones in the open fifth as sustained by the players.
“To be held for a long time”
Composition 1960 #7 :: La Monte Young
Composition 1960 #5 :: La Monte Young
Lecture On Nothing :: John Cage, 1961
Performed by Zac Gvi at Open File: Symposium, Milton Keynes Gallery, June17th, 2012
“We don’t know what we are doing, but we are doing it, but we are doing it... “
Cheap Lecture- Burrows Fargion