Explore Bruce Odland’s radio presence through New York Public Radion, WNYC… continue reading
Press
‘Hamlet’ in Virtual Reality Casts the Viewer in the Play
New York Times, January 25, 2019
by Elizabeth A. Harris
Hamlet is in a bathtub with water up to his neck delivering “To be, or not to be.” Look to your right and you’ll see his mother, Gertrude, in … continue reading
Interior Design Innovation
Sonic wallpaper from O+A
in ‘my eyes . . . my ears’, Boston Globe 2015
In his Epistles, the poet Horace decried the constant din of first-century-BC Rome: “Would you have me, amid so great noise both by night and day, try to sing?” … continue reading
Tonic
O+A, West Hollywood
A real time sound installation that transforms street noise into harmonic sounds from the bus stop at the south-east corner of the intersection, creating a psycho-acoustic effect in public space in real time. The sound of traffic … continue reading
Terrell Place, Architect Magazine
| Bruce Odland’s been working with Michael Schneider at ESI design to make an interactive media wall for Terrell Place in Washington, DC. Full Article on Terrell Place, Architectect Magazine August, 2016 |
A Power Broker’s World Comes Tumbling Down
The New York Times by Stephen Holden, 2014
Wallace Shawn turns the title character of Ibsen’s imperious “Master Builder” into a megalomaniacal little creep facing his death and his past.
As both an actor and a playwright, Wallace Shawn, at … continue reading
Grasses of A Thousand Colors
The New York Times by Ben Brantley, 2013
A Fairy Tale, but Not to Read to Your Children
Wallace Shawn has written and stars in “Grasses of a Thousand Colors,” a nasty and erotic fairy tale at the Public Theater.… continue reading
Gwarlingo Interview
Is there a connection between noise and money? Which sounds are healing to us as humans, and which are damaging? And … continue reading
Composing a Symphony of the Streets
Wall Street Journal – Steve Dollar
Two musicians combine the noises of the city and a traditional mass for a modern urban soundscape.
Source: Composing a Symphony of the Streets… continue reading
Sounds of the city: urban noise hits right note
Irish Times
TWO COMPOSERS have found a way to take the discordant “soundscape” of a city and turn it into a form of music. It transforms the buzz of cars, aircraft and clatter of light railways into tones that have … continue reading
The Wooster Group | North Atlantic
TimeOut New York by Helen Shaw, 2010
It’s easy to get disoriented at the Wooster Group’s current production. Bewildered by the uniforms, GIs doing the hula and the occasional razzle-dazzle song-and-dance number, you might assume you’ve stumbled into South Pacific… continue reading
The Future Of Noise
CBS News
Most of us are trying to avoid all the noise around us, while some are paying good money for all things loud. To find out what’s next in this sonic revolution, Mo Rocca takes a trip into the … continue reading
Hear the city as a symphony
… continue readingBoston Globe, by Cate McQuaid
MEDFORD – It could be an oracle: A glowing dial with a lens in the middle blinks with images. It hums in the key of E inside a blue-domed gazebo, which sits atop a temple
Wallace Shawn | The Designated Mourner
WNYC | New York Public Radio, Podcasts, Live Streaming Radio, News
At times during the course of human history, when the last of a group, clan or tribe passes, someone would be appointed to publicly weep, remember, and light the … continue reading