“We noticed that many of the artists in the exhibition have a sound or music component to their practice, whether it be through their performances, their films, or just the parties they work on. This generation of artists push the limits of their medium and are more open to extending their practice beyond fine art. This collaborative approach fuels creativity and is integral to contemporary art practice today.” – Aya Mousawi, The Moving Museum co-founder
In partnership with The Vinyl Factory, produced a Limited Edition Vinyl Box Set featuring 9 of the artists in the exhibition.
Artists including Celia Hempton, James Bridle and LuckyPDF have each produced a track of no more than 15 minutes long that relates to their artistic direction, with the sleeves designed, signed and edition by the artists – many hand painted or hand screen-printed, creating a unique interpretation of the works on show in the exhibition in a new artistic form.
Painter Celia Hempton produces music while she paints and says her track “is closer to noise than anything structured or melodic. It’s an ambient, abstract piece; just me, a guitar and a metal implement – in this case a Stanley knife – a delay pedal and an amp.”
James Bridle says about his track, “my record is a recording of my PGP Key, my Public Key; what I would send to people so that I can share encrypted emails with them. The format is based on number stations, which are these somewhat cryptic radio stations that just consist of voices broadcasting numbers that you can pick up on short wave.”
Product Details:
* Limited edition of 100 copies, crafted by The Vinyl Factory
* Nine 12″ vinyl editions by nine breakthrough British artists showcased at the Moving Museum 2013 London show
* Each 12″ sleeve features exclusive artwork – some hand painted, others screen printed – and audio, and is individually hand signed and numbered by the artist
* Housed in a bespoke frosted perspex and screen-printed box
* Artists: Adham Faramawy, Cecile B Evans, Celia Hampton, Hanna Perry, James Bridle, LuckyPDF, Matthew Smith, Sam Austen and Tai Shani (see below)
