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EXPOSURE ( SAY WATT? )
SAY WATT? THE CULT OF THE SOUND SYSTEM
THE EXHIBITION
From June 21 to August 25, 2013 / All public
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Via the wave Sound System, Say Watt guide the visitor to his Jamaican debut to his extrapolations in contemporary art, through his contributions to culture Do It Yourself.
The sound system, the portable sound system, mobile disco … The terms are different, the constant remains: the street who invented this musical expression. Rave party in Europe with protests from Kingston to Belem, from France to Colombia to Kenya, huge readers K7 rappers, the amplified sound of the sound systems is the common point of the last decades of music and popular gatherings.
And what began as a traveling disco in Jamaican ghettos in American cellars 50s revolutionized the way of listening to music. Radically different cultures have since adopted this cult object, appropriating through many hacks.
The sound system also has the distinction of having been, over the years and needs an artistic, religious and political speaker. For the first time an exhibition addresses a technological component at the root of all contemporary urban music and has contributed to the emergence of major musical movements. But not only by appropriating in the codes, many contemporary artists have come, over time, they also bring their vision of “sound system culture,” questioning the colonization of public space through sound.
Extract from the photo series “Last Dance in Notting”
(Credit: Patrick Gherdoussi)
STREET-WORLD OF SOUND SYSTEM
Where it raises its speakers, the sound system culture is still a phenomenon at the margin, poorly known, unknown, drawing its origins in a need for the street. This introduction to the exhibition is a visual approach not wolf, sound and “philosophical” of what this mysterious culture underground. Totem facade Sound Garden Tal Isaac Hadad in editing images by obsessive collectors of photos on Facebook, ambulation will discover seven illustrations photo appropriations of sound system in the world with a giant slide, d apprehend what is meant to distance the walls of Berlin club Berghain with Soundwalk Collective, but also to discover a bustling and unique visual communication through dancehall ultra-cult Jamaican Denzil “Sassa” Naar posters and flyers old rap pioneer Buddy Esquire school.
With: Denzil “Sassa” Naar (flyers), Buddy Esquire (posters), Tal Isaac Hadad (installation-sculpture Sound Garden), Soundwalk Coll ective (install sound ation), Alex Smailes (photos), Wilfrid Esteve (photos), Katie Callan (photos), Mirjam Wirz (photos), Vincent Rosenblatt (photos), Patrick Gherdoussi (photos)
From the series “Rub a Dub Style”
(Credit: Beth Lesser)
FROM ROOTS TO CULTURE
Say Watt? makes in this second step of the way to Jamaica supported a tribute to his knew rappers on local sound systems authentic icons of street culture, enhanced by photos of Beth Lesser, an adventurous Canadian who went document the bubbling scene in the slums of Kingston in the early 80s. At the same time, another artist does not know it yet, but it would be decades later cult of the illustrations, artful and hilarious, he at the time para dozens of albums, posters, books. His name? Limonious. Wilfred Limonious, died in 1999, but seeing emerge here as the first posthumous retrospective worthy of his prolific output.
With Beth Lesser (pictures rub-a-dub style) Limonious (pack of records and memorabilia), Lick It Back (Installation vintage sound system King Tubby’s Hometown Hi Fi).
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Photo montage series “The Boombox Project”, 2010
(Credit: Lyle Owerko)
RADIO RAHEEM
Named after the character in the Spike Lee film Do The Right Thing, which can not move without his giant radio station, the third sequence of exposure carries logically epic in the Bronx, figuratively and quite literally, since whom history has chosen as the first rapper, Kool Herc, is a … Jamaican immigrant in New York! On the menu, the cult around boomboxes so dear to Raheem, photographed with the respect of relics by Lyle Owerko, tribute to block-parties, the street parties that saw the birth of the hip hop movement, by sculptor JYB but what remains today of the first house of rap, at 1520 Sedgwick, by photographer John Short …
With Lyle Owerko (Photos – The Boombox Project), John Short (Photos Home of Hip-Hop) JYB (Sculptures – The Merry Go Round).
Installation “Ikea Sound System” by David Renault, 2012
(photo credit: Mathieu Tremblin)
FOLK IT, DO IT YOURSELF
It was predictable: so cool, so shitty, so reprenable to his own account, the imaging dancehall and hip hop debut ended up doing around the world, inspired by nature, by the way, many proponents artists Do It Yourself, willing to pay a tribute to how folk art which has since become a culture of its own.
The bike amentities speaker Tchic Boom Boom made in Toulouse is a prime example. As are the sound system cardboard mown Mexican Dub Iration who, unable to afford the real equipment, reproduce trompe l’oeil to give the thrill of being at the Notting Hill Carnival, or Ikea sound David Renault system, whistleblower ready-to-eat – but decided to embellish!
With: The Toolkit (Installation – Tchic Boom Boom) Dub Iration (Installation – Iration Dub) David Renault (Installation – Ikea sound system).
“Squeeeque” Installing Alexis O’Hara
(photo credit: design-photo.com)
EXPERIMENTS, EXPERIMENTS
Room for experimentation. Very direct, as in the small soundproof room where Watts is diffuse full amps, very fun, like the sonic igloo of the Canadian Alexis O’Hara, sometimes tinged with concern about or more political . As an airlock videos implementation vibrations of metal structures by Art Of Failure warn that sometimes the experience can get out of control, becoming a quasi-military weapon (sonic radar Mark Bain), or a means of coercion while short, as shown in the film Yeter Akyaz Volcler and Juliet, produced specially for Say Watt? around the book of the latter, The Sound As Weapon.
With: Mark Bain (Installation – Sonic Radar), Juliette Volcler and Yeter Akyaz (video / animation), Art Of Failure (Video Architecture resonant) Alexis O’Hara (Installation – Squeeeque).
The Gobelins School of Image
CARTE BLANCHE TO GOBLIN, SCHOOL OF THE IMAGE
Animation, videos, photos, multimedia projects throughout the school year, in collaboration with the English label Scotch Bonnet Records, was given carte blanche to eight groups of students from the prestigious School of Visual Gobelins for create eight projects around the sound system culture. Their films will be screened at the Gaîté Lyrique in a special preview during the duration of Say Watt? and for a few selected concerts.
• Preview: Tuesday 2 July and 19.30 – free access to the auditorium
• continuously on the wall of the historic home on the second floor
• www.gobelins.fr