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Project blog

Evelina Domnitch & Dmitry Gelfand > SONOLEVITATION

We’d like to relay our deepest gratitude to Steim for hosting our latest recording session of SONOLEVITATION! The recordings have been by far the most impressive to date, and will…

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strøm (Gaudenz Badrutt & Christian Müller) > Quadrophonic Live-Music – October 5-12 2008

Our one-week-residency at Steim was a intense experience: After having done some produced, musical works for surround systems, we have wanted to find out, if that would be also possible…

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Bennett Hogg > The Resistant Violin / November 5-16 2008

The Resistant Violin – Project Blog and Information NB: pictures to be posted later The Resistant Violin: Initial ideas and concept The Resistant Violin is a work-in-progress that aims to…

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Robin Price > Radviz tools for data visualization and interaction

Following my ten day residency at STEIM which coincided with their second micro-jamboree, I was encouraged to take some of the ideas I presented and form them into tools for use…

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Theo Howard > Orientation + first project ‘Wii faders’

I participated in a 1 week orientation workshop recently at Steim. We learned the concepts behind software such as Lisa, Junxion, how they can be used in a performance, and…

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