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Jorge Boehringer Composer,Performer, Sound Artist Jorge Boehringer Composer,Performer, Sound Artist http://www.libat.eu Education Bachelor of Arts, Music Theory and Composition, TCU, Fort Worth, TX, USA Master of Arts, Music Composition, Mills College, Oakland, California, USA Various Recent Solo Activities 2011 - Core of the Coalman: Symmetrical Cavepeople,performance tour,England, Finland, Estonia, Lithuania, Poland 2011 - Anemic Cinema festival:Alpine Horizon, Hairless Corona, Audio/Visual performance 2010 - Q/T Boundary, commissioned work for percussion quartet, San Francisco, California 2010 - Core of the Coalman: Affinity Groups,Performance Tour, Central Europe, United States 2009 - Questionable Tactics, Comissioned work for percussion duet Yarn/Wire, NYC, USA 2009 - Impakt Festival: Core of the Coalman Utrecht, Netherlands 2009 - Incubate Festival: Core of the Coalman Tillburg, Netherlands 2009 - Rolf Rolf Rolf Festival: Core of the Coalman Manchester, United Kingdom 2009 - Mighty Sounds Festival: Core of the Coalman Czech Republic 2009 - Core of the Coalman, The Blednout Latch, performance tour,Western Europe, Skandanavia 2008 - Colour Out Of Space Festival: Core of the Coalman, Brighton, England, UK 2008 - No Notion/Known Ocean Single Channel Video Work, 60 min, commissioned by Deep Oakland 2008 - Chapel of the Chimes, Summer Solstice Festival: performance,Oakland CA 2008 - Core of the Coalman: United States Tour 2007 - Waste Festival: A Touching Lack of Ground Disorts the Air From the Ceiling, Multimedia Installation CESTA, Tabor, Czech Republic 2007 - Core of the Coalman, performance tour, western Europe 2006 - October Language, June, chamber orchestra work commissioned by the SFSound Group, San Francisco 2005 - The Sunshine of Your Love: An Alluvial Morass of Mixed Means for wind quartetBerkeley, Ca 2005 - Nine Nine, gallery performance at opening of art show, Ego Park Gallery, Oakland, Ca 2004 - Rawing with the Hound of its Own Acheing performance/installation, Rock Paper Scissors Gallery, Oakland, CA 2004 - Core of the Coalman: Noise Pancakes 2004 - 1285.25 pieces = 1 thing, San Francisco Electronic Music festival 2004 - Big Sur Experimental Music Festival, Big Sur, California 2003 - T Zero: another 1 over the square root of one minus v squared over t squared, work for orchestra premiered In Baruch Hall, Manhattan, NYC. Commissioned by SUNY Stoneybrook. 2003 - sevencentralandmountain, performance tour, USA 2003 - solo for cello, commissioned by cellist Loren Dempster . 2003 - Anti-Ore, performance/Installation, Marin Country, California 2003 - Shelter environmental outdoor sound installation/performance, San Francisco, Calfornia 2002 - CEAIT: Cal-Arts Festival of Electronic Music, new electro-acoustic composition 2002 - Tzero (the human, an arrow, a lion) new ensemble work, Black Box Theatre, Oakland 2002 - sevencentralandmountain: performances tour in United States and Japan 2002 - Lens, sound installations and performance environments, various locations 2002 - Stephen’s Infinite Birthday Party, single-channel video projected on Quotidian Gallery Building, San Francisco 2002 - Carousel compostion for the Brown Bunny Ensemble, performed at the Lab, San Francisco, 2001 - The Future of American Transportation, opera, Mills College, Oakland, Ca 2001 - Spacetime Spirals for Robert Smithson ,photo installation, Mills College 2001 - Standing Waves at the Cost of Progress sound/text installation Mills College 2001 - Reverberant Conversation 3/13/66@ extension 76022: You Are In The Medium Now sound installation,Mills College 2001 - Counting Music electro-acoustic work,Luggage Store Gallery, San Francisco, Ca 2001 - Necessary Music multimedia performance, Oakland, Ca 2001 - Standing Waves All The Way To the Epicenter , electro-acoustic music, Marin County, California 2001 - Standing Waves for the Anus, Acme Observatory Series, Oakland, California 2000 - Piano Piece for Hands and The Breadth of the English Language work for two pianos and dictionaries, Thursday Night Special, Oakland, Ca 2000 - Free Energy Aggregate multimedia performance, San Francisco 2000 - Standing Waves for Liberty, work for elextronics, tape, orchestra, performed by Mills College Contemporary Performance Ensemble, Oakland 2000 - The Sinking Ship (How to Use a Trombone as a Snorkel) commissioned and performed by Abbie Conant, for trombone, videotape and electronics. premiered CNMAT, Berkeley, Ca Recent Collaborative Projects 2011 – Phaeton,Sound Design for Animated Film 2011 – Museum 3000, National Museum, Prague, Czech Republic, Interactive Installations created with LIBAT Lab 2011 – Tesla Coil, robotic video/sound performance with Paul Baker, Artist's Television Access, San Francisco California 2011 – Exercises in Theatrical Space, Divadlo Za Plotem, Bohnice, Prague 2011 – Victoria Svate Tipfin, various sound performances with Iveta Plna 2010 – Started 10, Galerie Klatovy Klenova, Czech Republic, Sound Design for artist Anders Gronlien 2010 – Underground City XXI, Installation, Prague College, Sound Design 2009 – S Hudbu, Sound Design for collaborative clothing projects with designer Denisa Dubicova, various locations 2008 – Energy Patterns, with video artist Paul Baker, DVD release 2008 – Se Stane, Sound Design for theatrical production directed by Pavla Fridrichova, various locations 2007 – Dead Romance, Sound Design for theatrical production, various locations 2007 – Blackbird, Sound Design for production American Conservatory Theatre, San Francisco, California 2007 – Brutal Sound FX, San Francisco, California 2006 – Flash Lights, recorded music, produced with Liz Harris of Grouper 2002 - The Near Death Video:collaboration with video artist Paul Baker,Denton, Tx, USA 2002 - Music For People and Thingamajigs Festival: Systole/Diastole collaboration composition/performance with sculptor Eric King.Venue 9, San Francisco 2001 – Increase, music for modern dance choreographer Alissa Wilmot, ProArts Gallery, Oakland Other Relevant Experience 2011 – Present Sound and Concept Designer, Composer, LIBAT Hybrid Laboratory for Arts and New Technologies 2011 – Present, Head Researcher Experimental Arts Research Lab (EARL), Prague College Research Center 2010 – Present, Principal Lecturer, Prague College, Interactive and Experimental Media, Sound 2008 – Present Theatrical Sound Design, Freelance, Various Independant Productions, Prague 2006 - Igloos & Collision, Curator, Multimedia Installations with Overlapping Live Sound Performances, The LAB, San Francisco, CA, Mission Creek Music and Arts Festival 2006 - There is Nothing to See Here,Curator,Sound Art,Lobot Gallery,Oakland,Ca 2005 - Labyrinth, Curator, Lobot Gallery, Oakland, Ca environmental installations with sound performances Publications 2011 – CD, Core of the Coalman: Precambrian Figures, published by Univerified Records, Scotland 2011 - CD, Core of the Coalman: Symmetrical Cavepeople, published by Insect Productions 2010 – CD, Core of the Coalman: You'll Need a Katapult, published by Klangundkrach, Czech Republic 2010 – CD, Core of the Coalman: Box of the Last Help, published by Zum, Oakland, California 2010 – Cassestte, Core of the Coalman: Other Continues, published by Poot Records, Hull, UK 2010 – CD Core of the Coalman: Aggregate and Crackle, published by Chocolate Monk, Brighton, UK 2009 – CD Core of the Coalman: Affinity Groups, published by Insect Productions(self-release imprint) 2007 – Cassette, Core of the Coalman: Carnasie, published by Custodian Colour Zoo Containers, Oakland, CA 2007 - Sound Map of Changing Intentions Between Static Bodies I: Irregular Orbits About Land's End, Brother, Postcard, Pretty Panicks Press, New York City 2007 – CD, Core of the Coalman: Asolt Musket, published by BOC, Oakland, CA 2006 – Yam Yad, poetry, published by Genital Press 2006 – CD Core of the Coalman: Anxiety, published by Recipiscent Records, San Francisco 2006 – Osirhan Osirhan Magazine, featured artist disk release, Core of the Coalman, New York City 2006 – CD single, Core of the Coalman: Consider, Pigtails, published by DeathBombArc, Los Angeles, California 2006 - Femme Toupee editor/designer, bi-monthly publication featuring a variety of artists and disciplines 2006 – CD, Core of the Coalman: Murder At Maybeck Manor, published by Dolor Del Estamago, Tijuana, Mexico 2005 – CD, Core of the Coalman: Spirograph/End Grain, published by Zum, Oakland, California 2001 - Back in a Moment text score for 580Split magazine. 2001 - The Audience is the Antenna , dissertation for Masters Degree in Composition, Mills College, Oakland, CA, USA.
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