"a living room" - performance & presentation

Artist: Megan Alice Clune (Australia)

"a living room" is a sound installation that seeks to expand or de-center the way we listen. The work takes leave of Eric Satie's 1917 work "Furniture Music", a suite of short pieces designed to be heard in various areas of the house. The work will be realised by transforming a gallery space into a standard living room. The objects in the room would imitate or literally be the objects found in a living room - a coffee table, armchair, indoor plant. For the 3331 iteration, bone conductor transducers are placed in the headrest of a armchair, enabling visitors to hear the music when they rest their head on the chair. The exhibition will culminate in a performance and artist talk on January 10th (Fri).

This project is supported by the NSW Government through Create NSW


[What is AIR 3331?]
AIR 3331 Open Call welcomes creatives from diverse backgrounds to research, produce and exhibit at 3331 Arts Chiyoda―injecting an international perspective right into the heart of Tokyo's art scene. For application information, please visit: https://residence.3331.jp/