Yvette Janine Jackson | The Coding No. 2 (Synthetic Truths)

Poolside Gallery Exhibition

Synthetic Truths

September 1 - Oct 3, 2021

VP is proud to co-present The Coding No. 2 (Synthetic Truths) with send + receive Festival of Sound.

In this gallery-based audio-visual installation, artist and composer Yvette Janine Jackson continues her series The Coding, which debuted in April 2021 as a Fromm Concert for Harvard University. The Coding No. 2 (Synthetic Truths) extends Jackson’s investigation into language and perception, discourse and history, interpreting material from the composer’s Radio Opera Workshop. The Radio Opera Workshop is Jackson (synthesizer, composition, sound design, and video), Tia Fuller (alto saxophone), Judith Hamann (violoncello), Davindar Singh (bass clarinet), Esperanza Spalding (double bass), Rajna Swaminathan (mrudangam), and Taiga Ultan (flute and voice).

The Coding series is made possible by a Live Arts Boston grant from the Boston Foundation.

Yvette Janine Jackson is a composer and installation artist who brings attention to historical events and social issues through her radio operas. She studied at the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center during its transition into the Computer Music Center and blends these experiences with her work as a theatrical sound designer into a narrative style of composition. Yvette’s work has been featured at Fylkingen, MuseumsQuartier Tonspur Passage, San Francisco International Arts Festival, Borealis Festival, Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, and in residence at Stockholm Elektronmusikstudion. Yvette is an assistant professor in Creative Practice and Critical Inquiry in the Department of Music and teaches for the Theater, Dance & Media program at Harvard University.

This program is supported by GroundSwell.

 

We will be hosting a low-key opening event from 7-10pm, 3 September.
* Admission is free
* Masks are mandatory
* Proof of vaccination will be required unless you are medically exempt
* Please maintain physical distancing
* A maximum of 5 people will be allowed in the Poolside Gallery at one time, but we have tables and chairs spaced out in our venue The Output for hanging out before and after accessing the gallery
* Access to the building via the King x Bannatyne doors