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troll

January 28, 2017 | Posted by stevenlauriecom in music, prototype, sketch, sound, STEVEN LAURIE

Digital sketch of sound-based project titled, Troll. Troll uses a midi controler, two 6 inch speakers and old country music tracks to produce a small outboard engine idling sound. The twist grip throttle and switch controls will provide an easy way for users to modulate tempo speed and output volume. Outboard engine will be realized […]

Thrush Box (3D Digital Prototype)

March 20, 2015 | Posted by stevenlauriecom in STEVEN LAURIE

Thrush Box is a sound-based mechanical work that uses the low-frequency end of double bass drum sound files to generate and expel “exhaust”. Through a simple one-way air value system under the air intake filter, the six subwoofers, like traditional engine pistons intake air through the red filter at the top and expel spent air, […]

Supercrawl 2012 – Machine Demonstration

September 22, 2012 | Posted by stevenlauriecom in Exhibitions, STEVEN LAURIE

Photo documentation of Supercrawl 2012 machine demonstration on James St. Hamilton.

Jacked! Opens September 6th, 2012 – Hamilton Artists Inc.

September 2, 2012 | Posted by stevenlauriecom in contemporary art, Exhibitions, STEVEN LAURIE

Art in Public Places: Donut Machine – Kingstonist Newspaper

June 17, 2012 | Posted by stevenlauriecom in Exhibit Review, Exhibitions, public art, STEVEN LAURIE

Link to article

Steven Laurie @ Cataraqui Centre, Kingston

May 19, 2012 | Posted by stevenlauriecom in Artist, community arts, contemporary art, Exhibitions, public art, STEVEN LAURIE

Larger image link: Donut Machine xcurated website

APP Kingston – xcurated

May 13, 2012 | Posted by stevenlauriecom in Artist, Exhibitions, public art, STEVEN LAURIE, Uncategorized

Photo credit: Bill Weedmark c/o xcurated Exploring the notion of public art as provocative, reflective, and sublime, these six installations are united under the theme of ‘Spectacle.’ Often political and commercial forces have used spectacle as a strategy of distraction. Many have argued that, in this way, spectacle is an artificial and threatening force, embodying […]

Death Can Dance – TOWNHOUSE Art Exhibit / Zürich Switzerland

April 10, 2012 | Posted by stevenlauriecom in Artist, contemporary art, Exhibitions, STEVEN LAURIE

Curated by Lori Hersberger ARTISTS: ERIC ANDERSEN, IAN ANÜLL, NOBOYUSHI ARAKI, ATELIER VAN LIESHOUT, ALEXANDRA BAUMGARTNER, MANON BELLET, OLIVIA BERCKEMEYER, MARC BIJL, BENI BISCHOF, GUY BLAKESLEE, ROMAN BLUMENTHAL, MARC BRANDENBURG, OLAF BREUNING, HANNAH BUCHHOLZ, DANIELE BUETTI, WILLIAM S. BURROUGHS, LUCIANO CASTELLI, ANNA CEEH, CRYSTEL CERESA, AMANDA CHARCHIAN, FRANCISCO DA MATA, HANNE DARBOVEN, GABI DEUTSCH, ANDREAS DOBLER, […]

CLUTCH – UWAG Donut Machine Performance

March 13, 2012 | Posted by stevenlauriecom in Exhibitions, STEVEN LAURIE

Images: Courtesy of Ivan Jurakic @ UWAG

Caves of forgotten dreams – Review

February 27, 2012 | Posted by stevenlauriecom in Exhibit Review, STEVEN LAURIE

by R.M. Vaughan Excerpt from article… Laurie, Moores, Vickerd and Hall at the University of Waterloo Art Gallery Meanwhile, down the road at University of Waterloo Art Gallery, two no less investigative (but more laugh-out-loud funny) exhibitions pit everyday materials against the overstimulated imaginations of four very playful artists. In the first gallery, Steven Laurie, […]