Temporal Contours v.05
crys cole | Exquisite Ghost | Erik Tisu
Please join us Friday March 22 for Temporal Contours v05 and help us welcome 3 artists taking unique approaches to their sonic output:
crys cole
crys cole is a Canadian sound artist working in composition, performance and sound installation. Generating subtle and imperfect sounds through haptic gestures and seemingly mundane materials, she creates textural works that continuously retune the ear.
cole has performed in Canada, Japan, Australia, Thailand, Singapore, the USA, UK and throughout Europe. She has ongoing collaborations with Oren Ambarchi (AU) and with James Rushford (AU) (under the name Ora Clementi). She has also worked with Francis Plagne (AU), Leif Elggren (SW), Tetuzi Akiyama (JP), Seiji Morimoto (DE), Jessika Kenney (US), David Rosenboom (US), Keith Rowe (UK), Lance Austin Olsen (CA), Jamie Drouin (CA), Mathieu Ruhlmann (CA), Tim Olive (JP/CA) and many more.
Cole’s work has been published on labels Black Truffle (AU), Penultimate Press (UK), Ultra Eczema (BE), caduc (CA), Bocian (PL), Another Timbre (UK) and Infrequency editions (CA/DE). With projects published on Touch (UK) and MeGO (AT).
She has exhibited her work in Canada, Russia, Czech Republic, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, the UK and Thailand.
Exquisite Ghost
Jordan Thomas, hailing from Peguis First Nation, Exquisite Ghost’s style melds urbanity and primal futurism into a fusion of hypnotic, sparse electronic and hip-hop tinged productions. Equally influenced by J Dilla, Steve Reich, and John “Mahavishnu” Mclaughlin, Exquisite Ghost elevates each minute element into a kinetic blend of influences and beat-based sounds. Recently Jordan participated in a residency at Asinabke Film and Media Fest, Ottawa, Manifesto Festival in Toronto, the Indigenous Creatives Festival, New York City and Tone Deaf Music Festival in Kingston Ontario. He is currently producing his next release with Revolutions Per Minute Records to follow up the vinyl release Shrines in 2013. Jordan also provided the soundtrack for the CBC short doc “I Hold The Dehcho In My Heart / Sedze Tah Dehcho E’Toh” and contributed to the soundtrack of the VICELAND series Rise.
