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Biography Wil Bolton is an artist working predominantly with sound. His work combines electronic tones with digitally processed acoustic sounds including field recordings and musical instruments. He has produced several site-specific commissions and is particularly interested in the resonance of spaces, their history and atmosphere, and wider notions of place and memory. He has exhibited in a number of exhibitions, including Sculpture Remixed (Tate Liverpool, 2010), SoundImageSound VII (Conservatory of Music, University of the Pacific, USA, 2010), A Thing About Machines (Herbert Gallery, Coventry, 2009), Trading As… (King's Lynn Arts Centre, 2009), Transfixed Motion / Transitory Still (Sheffield Institute of Art and Design Gallery, 2009), Sound:Space (South Hill Park, Bracknell, 2008), Black Powder + White Party (Kyung Hee University Museum of Arts, Korea, 2007) and Fresh Interventions (Oxburgh Hall, Oxborough, 2007). He has also released music on various record labels under the name Cheju and has performed at several events, including Late at Tate (2009), the Glade Festival (2008), Sunrise Festival (2007), and the opening for Julian Opie in the 90s (2007). His work has received airplay on radio stations including Classic FM (UK), Resonance FM (UK), and Digital::Nimbus (USA). He collaborates with Shay Nassi as Shail and has also worked on projects with video artists, choreographers and dancers. Education MA Arts Criticism (Distinction), City University, London, 1997 Projects/Exhibitions Sculpture Remixed, Tate Liverpool, UK Sonic Vigil V, St Fin Barre’s Cathedral, Cork, Ireland Location Location, Stramash Space, UK SoundImageSound VII, Conservatory of Music, University of the
Pacific, Stockton, USA A Thing About Machines, Herbert Gallery, Coventry, UK Late at Tate: Colour Remixed, Tate Liverpool, UK Trading As...: Hanse Art Project, King's Lynn Arts Centre, UK Transfixed Motion / Transitory Still, Sheffield Institute of
Art and Design Gallery, UK Sound:Space 2008, South Hill Park, Bracknell, UK Leap 08, Liverpool Lighthouse, UK Black Powder + White Party, Kyung Hee University Museum of Arts,
Seoul, South Korea Fresh Interventions, Oxburgh Hall (National Trust), Norfolk,
UK Detune, King’s Lynn Arts Centre, UK Julian Opie in the 90s and Kira Kim: A Palace of Mirages
Opening Performance, King’s Lynn Arts Centre, UK Selected Discography Various
- Grey is the Colour of Hope, cantaudio, 2010 |
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