M'Finda Kalunga September 14th, 2019

From the edge of the other side of the world, wild Africa comes alive!

Superimposed sounds of bird species, elephants, lions and monkeys of the African Congo abound 

within a NYC garden.  Designed to startle, engage and enthrall visitors and passersby, this art event 

is more than mere amusement however -acting as homage and commemorative 

to the African-American burial ground in which the garden takes it's name.

https://greenthumb.nycgovparks.org/gardenevents.html

http://www.mkgarden.org/

The sounds of Summer superimposed over a Winter's landscape.

SoundScape

Behold: Aural Works of Art -consequentially equitable to the visually impaired.

 The grand wails of the Humpback whale fill the bowels of New York City's subway.

Eclipse. 2001

Thanks to all who attended and participated in this performance!

"Breath"(Homage to Samuel Beckett) 2020

Whale Song November 14th, 2019

Gansevoort Street Project 

“Requiem”

From ancestral muck & slime to man-on-the- moon, Requiem encapsulates

the entirety of life on Earth, epitomizing the human experience,

in this surround-sound, aural extravaganza.

From Genesis to Apocalypsis; a soundtrack to life on planet Earth.

Coming to a cathedral near you soon!

Proposed Soundscape for the 2024 Whitney Biennial.

The 1880's Gansevoort Market superimposed over the 20th Century

 Sounds of the African Congo abound within the

M'Finda Kalunga Community Garden, Lower East Side

Performed upon the Gansevoort Street Landing and Plaza directly outside the Whitney Museum of American Art, superimposed audio transmissions re-create the marketplace in all it’s glory. Listen to the sounds of horse-drawn carts on cobblestone streets; vendors calling out their wares, the mighty

roar, whistles and horn blasts of the locomotive atop the Highline elevated tracks. Hear live musicians of the era, livestock, auctioneers, early automobile sounds, and the simple hustle and bustle of the market.

The Gansevoort Street Market of the 1880’s comes to life in 2024!

Installation view. Yerry Hill Pond, Woodstock, NY