Noise Project - Week 10 - The End

Here is another sample image (not the full one) for my response to the Noise Project Week 10 - The End. For this image I wanted to create a doodle. I just put pen to paper and started to draw. Turns out I started to write and came up with a fairly interesting image. The brief for the response is below:

NOISE CHALLENGE #10: THE END

This is the end. Your very last noise challenge. If you've missed some challenges along the way, don't worry. You still have one last chance to leave your auditory mark.
To ceremoniously close this 4-month long noise project, we're challenging you to let go of your inhibitions and make some noise. Follow these instructions: Pick a public place, any place. When the time is right, take the opportunity to make some noise. You can scream at the top of your lungs; make a public installation; start an impromptu performance. You can do whatever you want to do, but do it with conviction. Make a lasting impression. Make it count. Make it worthwile. You have one week to make some NOISE of your own. 

 

My full response to the brief can be found here.

Noise Project - Week 9 - Free For All

Here is another sample image (not the full one) for my response to the Noise Project Week 9 - Free for all. For this one I was looking at the sounds of the city. I didn't want to use photography, but wanted to illustrate an image. The city I live in can be quiet. I took a walk down a fairly busy street one warm eveing and developed a response. The brief for the response is below:

NOISE CHALLENGE #9: THE FREE FOR ALL

You've got 1 week to create whatever you want. One rule: It has to be inspired by the sounds of your city.

My full response to the brief can be found here.

Noise Project - Week 8 - The Portrait

Here is another sample image (not the full one) for my response to the Noise Project Week 8 - The Portrait. For this one I was looking at different ways to present myself.

I followed the brief below to create the image.

  

 NOISE CHALLENGE #8: THE PORTRAIT

This week's noise challenge is all about…YOU. Spend some time tapping into your own unqique auditory output. What sound(s) might define you personally? Your challenge this week is to create a sonic sound portrait, one that you feel quintessentially represents you, your life, your everyday, or your essence. What might your personal sonic sound portrait look like… sound like? feel like? You have 1 week to share your findings.

 My full response to the brief can be found here.

Noise Project Exhibition

Some of the work for The Noise Project I have been taking part in (More info here) will be exhibted in Toronto, Canada on 26-27 July 2013. Details for the location of exhibtion are below:

Noise Project Exhibition - 99 Gallery/West Queen West Triangle, 99 Sudbury St, Toronto, Canada

Noise Project - Week 7 - The Cues

Here is another sample image (not the full one) for my response to the Noise Project Week 7 - The Cues.

I followed the brief below to create the image.

NOISE CHALLENGE #7: THE CUES

There are a myriad of noises in our everyday lives that trigger responses. Noise can be thought of as information. From alarm clocks to cross walks, these informational "cues" establish an auditory framework that dictate our patterns of everyday behaviour. This week pay close attention to the informational "cues" that make up your personal everyday experience. Choose one informational "cue" to hone in on. Use this "cue" as inspiration for your next post.

 My full response to the brief can be found here.

Noise Project - Week 6 - The Eavesdropper

Here is another sample image (not the full one) for my response to the Noise Project Week 6.

This is now the half way point for the project. I have to complete 10 challenges, using noise and sound as an influence.

I followed the brief below to create the image.

NOISE CHALLENGE #6: THE EAVESDROPPER
This week use your listening prowess to tap into the bits and pieces of fleeting information, conversations, and auditory activity happening around you. Pay particular attention to the sounds you hear stuck in transit, waiting in line, or passing by strangers on the streets. Create a response to this hyper-aware listening experience. What did you discover? What sound or idea or thought struck you the most?

 My full response to the brief can be found here.

Noise Project - Week 5 - The Senses

Here is another sample image (not the full one) for my response to the Noise Project Week 5 - The Senses.

This is now the half way point for the project. I have to complete 10 challenges, using noise and sound as an influence.

I followed the brief below to create the image.

NOISE CHALLENGE #5: THE SENSES
What colour is the sound of springtime? What does the sound of gridlock taste like? Feel like? This week spend some time sifting through the hazy layers of noise that make up your everyday. Explore the way these sounds affect your senses, your body, your daily experience. You have one week to discover and share your mixed-sensory noise experience.

 My full response to the brief can be found here.

Noise Project - Week 4 - The Soundtrack

Here is another sample image (not the full one) for my response to the Noise Project Week 4 - The Sound Track.

I followed the brief below to create the image.

NOISE CHALLENGE #4: THE SOUNDTRACK
Choose one song on your mp3 player and choose one day this week (or multiple days if you wish) to play this song on repeat. On these days, you are only allowed to listen to this one song. Listen to it when traveling to work or school. Listen to it on your lunch break. Take a long walk and listen to it again, and again, over and over. Let the song inflitrate your everyday experience. You have 1-week to create some kind of response to this multi-sensory experience.

 My full response to the brief can be found here.

Noise Project - Week 3 - The Empty

Here is another sample image (not the full one) for my response to the Noise Project Week 3 - The Empty.

I followed the brief below to create the image.

NOISE CHALLENGE #3: THE EMPTY
This week spend some time exploring an "empty" space (or place), manufactured or natural. Consider the creative potential of this space... its acoustics, its untold story, its emotional content. You have 1 week to find an "empty" space and change it, transform it, or influence it, through your physical interactions.

My full response to the brief can be found here.

Noise Project - Week 2 - The Little Things

Below is a sample (not the full image) from my response to Week 2 of the Noise Intercepted project. More on this at my previous blog post. The Noise Project is run by the Toronto based arts organsiation - Labspace Studio.

For this image I followed the brief below. The title of the week's challenge was 'The Little Things'.

NOISE CHALLENGE #2: THE LITTLE THINGS
This week spend some time paying attention to the little things.... the sounds that you tend to ignore and the seemingly insignificant noises that you take for granted. You have 1 week to listen, identify and select one "insignificant" sound and transform it into something "significant." 

 My full response to the brief can be found here.

Noise Project - Week 1 - The Pulse

My response to week 1 of The Noise Project is up on my blog over at the Labspace Studio site.

For my response I had to listen ot the Pulse of the city. As I now live in Edinburgh my image reflected the people and the history and traditions of the city. The title is Traffic People.

The Noise Project - Noise Intercepted - My new Art Project

I'm taking part in a project called Noise Intercepted.
Basically I'm given a noise challenge every week for 10 weeks and I have to respond to it creatively. I've received the first challenge and I'm on my way.
Here is a link to the project homepage:
http://thenoiseproject.net/

And here is some information taken from the Noise Project website given some more information on the project itself:

Noise Intercepted is a series of ten experience-activated noise challenges that prompt participants to listen, observe and interact with their urban soundscape in new and unlikely ways.
The project brings together over 200 collaborators from 28 countries around the globe — artists, sound ecologists, designers, writers, mothers, fathers, educators, filmmakers, administrators, technicians, scientists, students, programmers, health practitioners, and the list goes on.
Over the course of four months (March – June 2013), participants will be sent (via text msg & email) a series of ten noise challenges and creative prompts.
They have exactly 1-week to respond to each challenge and share their findings here with you.


And here is a direct link to my page for Noise Intercepted. You can view my work on there when I post it up.
http://thenoiseproject.net/author/sfrase/