Frank Ekeberg
Bio:
ISEA2015
Frank Ekeberg is an artist and researcher primarily concerned with the sonic arts. His work explores issues of ecology, time, space and memory. Ekeberg has produced art for concert performance, dance, film, theater, radio plays and multimedia installations, and has presented all over the world. He received a master’s degree in electronic music from Mills College in Oakland, California, USA, where he studied with Pauline Oliveros and Alvin Curran, and a PhD in electroacoustic composition from City University in London, UK, under Denis Smalley’s and Simon Emmerson’s tutelage. Frank Ekeberg alternates his time between Trondheim, Norway, and Arizona, USA.
ISEA2014
Frank Ekeberg, NO, is an artist and researcher primarily concerned with the sonic arts. His work explores issues of ecology, time, space and memory. Using almost exclusively natural sound as source material, spatial aspects of the sounds and the listening environment are integrated as essential elements of the work. A composer by training, Ekeberg developed spatio‑structural theory, a framework for identifying, analyzing and composing sonic space in acousmatic music.
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Frank Ekeberg, Trondheim, Norway
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Current Location:
- Norway
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Performances:
Birding the Future
Categories: [Art Exhibition] [Sound Art] [Performances] [Performance Art] [Theatrical Performance]
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Title:
Manipulating Space, Changing Realities: Space as Primary Carrier of Meaning In Sonic Arts
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Title: Archaeophony: (re)creating ancient soundscapes
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Title: Birding the Future: environmental health within a regional and global perspective
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