Experimental vocal works by Coleman Zurkowski.  The concert will also feature select works by Danny Wood, Chris Schunk, and Andrew Young.

Sadja will be presenting selections from "In Slow Motions", a new work for live electronics composed while in residence at EMS in Stockholm. Westbrook's performance will present new work that explores the construction of synthetic spaces built from documentation of choreographed listening activities and performed field recordings.

Doron Sadja is an American artist and composer whose work explores modes of perception and the experience of sound, light, and space.  Working primarily with multichannel spatialized sound – combining pristine electronics with lush romantic synthesizers, dense noise, and computer-enhanced acoustic instruments, Sadja creates post-human, hyper-emotive sonic architecture.

Byron Westbrook is an artist and musician based in Brooklyn NY. He works with listening, space, perception and awareness, often pursuing routes with social engagement. His electronic sound interventions play with dynamics of perception of space, sometimes as multi-channel sound performances or as installation work using video or lighting. He has presented work at ICA London, Clocktower Gallery, ISSUE Project Room, Roulette, Diapason Gallery, Eyebeam (NYC), Human Resources (Los Angeles), The LAB (San Francisco), International House (Philadelphia), VIVO (Vancouver), Instants Chavirés (Paris), O’ (Milan) among others. He has an MFA from Bard College, where he studied with David Berhman, Marcus Schmickler, Laetitia Sonami and Marina Rosenfeld. He has also worked closely with Phill Niblock at Experimental Intermedia Foundation in NYC since 2005. He has been an artist in residence at Clocktower Gallery, Wassaic Project, Diapason Gallery and is a 2014 Civitella Ranieri Fellow. He has releases with Sedimental, Los Discos Enfantasmes, Three:Four Records and will have an LP release in Spring 2015 with Root Strata. www.byronwestbrook.com

Elsewhere Lands is a multi-layered media project about theme parks and their audio-visual abstractions. On a road trip in 2013 Lisa Truttmann and Guido Spannocchi researched and visited many parks, interviewed workers and visitors, took notes and thought about the places, their (hi)stories, tales, myths, memories and futures, accumulating a collection of audio-visual material. What was planned as a film project turned into a far more abstracted media art installation with documentary and essayistic elements. In August 2014 Truttmann and Spannocchi converted an old granary in Austria into an exhibition space to present 13 photo collages, a media installation, and a video projection of the interviews. The wulf. has now given the artists the opportunity present their project, give insight into their audio-visual archive, and screen excerpts of the interviews.

Visual: by Lisa Truttmann, www.lisatruttmann.at
Audio: by Guido Spannocchi, www.audioguido.com
Special thanks to the interviewees and supporters while traveling
Supported by BKA and the Piatti family

Works by Joshua Carro, Mel Powell, Christina Ward, Christian Wolff, and Andrew Young. With Special Guest Sharon Kim, voice.

featuring:
CAMMISA BUERHAUS as THE INTIMATE INTERN
CECILIA CORRIGAN as THE MANACLED MORMON

Cammisa Buerhaus is a composer and sculptor who works between sound and performance. She is known for her sculptural instruments. She is a founding member of the performance group Full Disclosure, the band Daikyo Furoshiki, and runs Wild Flesh, a private press record label. Her work has recently been presented by Kunsthalle Basel, Home Alone 2, MoMA PS1, and Issue Project Room. She is currently acting with The NYC Players.

Cecilia Corrigan is a writer and performer based in New York. Her debut book,Titanic (Northwestern University Press, 2014) was awarded the Madeleine P. Plonsker Prize. Titanic was on Flavorwire’s Top Ten Academic Press books and Flavorwire’s Top Ten Poetry books of 2014. She has previously worked on HBO'sLuck for show-runner David Milch, and recently finished her first feature screenplay. She also writes fiction and performs stand up comedy.

The Red-Light is a piece for piano, viola, percussion, visuals and electronics. With Eric Heep - programing and visuals; Davy Sumner - percussion; Manuel Lima - piano; Jordan Dykstra - viola and loop pedals; Justin Scheid - electronics.