This publication provides an overview of sound installations and environments by the experimental artist-musician, featuring three essays and an interview, as well as a specific project (a collection of radio memories submitted
from around the world), installations views, the artist's Museum of Instruments, and descriptions of the performances recorded on the included audio CD.
Brandon LaBelle is a
musician, artist, writer, theorist, curator and editor (founder of
Errant Bodies). His work is based on performance,
sound installation, recording and use of found sounds. LaBelle reflects fluently on his artistic practice, drawing attention to the social dimensions of listening and manner in which sounds, in multiple variations, play upon public spaces, and drawing connections across media and incorporate video, as well as architectural and sculptural vocabularies into an expanded field that embraces rhetorical and spatial challenges.
