Visual art by Marcel Duchamp
Nude Descending a Staircase, No. 2 (1912)
Marcel Duchamp (on the left, playing chess) in René Clair, Entr’acte (1924—remember it from chapter 10’s extra notes? At the time, we focused on composers Erik Satie in the same film.)
Marcel Duchamp, Erratum musical (1913)
Visual art by Yves Klein
Anthropométrie de l'epoque bleue (ANT 82; 1960)
Yves Klein, Symphonie Monotone (1949; performed in 1960)
https://vimeo.com/13223346
John Cage on the game show, I’ve Got a Secret (start at 1:34)
Bill Fontana on being influenced by Cage and Duchamp
Bill Fontana, Objective Sound (2007)
Max Neuhaus performance newsreel
Different artists’ feelings on the use of the term “sound art”
Max Neuhaus on Times Square (1977): https://hyperallergic.com/298871/a-hidden-times-square-sound-installation-returns-to-full-hum/
Neuhaus’s Conscription Drawings: https://mcachicago.org/About/Who-We-Are/Artists/Max-Neuhaus
Neuhaus on his Circumscription Drawings
https://vimeo.com/132563485#t=54m21s
Chicago Tribune article describing Neuhaus’s installation while announcing the opening of the museum — http://articles.chicagotribune.com/1985-07-31/news/8502200800_1_contemporary-collection-museum-of-contemporary-art-stairwell
Neuhaus on the commitment between artist and gallery (57:41)
https://vimeo.com/132563485#t=57m41s
Neuhaus on his patents for sirens (49:40)
https://vimeo.com/132563485#t=49m40s
Neuhaus and his (precursors to) soundwalks: description and the score for LISTEN (1966)
Christina Kubisch on the evolution of her work from headphones inside galleries to Electrical Walks (from 0:36)
Another soundwalk (review from ch. 9)
Janet Cardiff (with George Bures Miller), Alter Bahnhof (2012) one visitor’s experience of Cardiff’s soundwalk
Bill Viola, known as a video artist, on his mindfulness to the native resonant sound of a venue
Bill Viola, sketch from Hallway Nodes (1972)
Ryoji Ikeda, “+..” from +/- (1997)