Chris Kubick and Anne Walsh, both Oakland, CA based artists, work together in the collaborative team Archive.They have produced a series of audio CDs and gallery installations. Their work has been heard on public radio in the US, Canada, and England, and they have lectured at LA’s Museum of Contemporary Art, the Getty Museum, and the Institute for Surrealism Studies in Essex. Walsh’s solo practice is primarily in video installation and deals with language and communication. She is an editor of X-Tra, the art and culture journal published in Los Angeles and is Professor of Video art at U.C. Berkeley. Kubick is an artist and sound designer whose work focuses on speech and other human sounds. He is the founder and director of Language Removal Services.
Anne Walsh and Chris Kubick, both Oakland, CA based artists, work together in the collaborative team Archive.They have produced a series of audio CDs and gallery installations. Their work has been heard on public radio in the US, Canada, and England, and they have lectured at LA’s Museum of Contemporary Art, the Getty Museum, and the Institute for Surrealism Studies in Essex. Walsh’s solo practice is primarily in video installation and deals with language and communication. She is an editor of X-Tra, the art and culture journal published in Los Angeles and is Professor of Video art at U.C. Berkeley. Kubick is an artist and sound designer whose work focuses on speech and other human sounds. He is the founder and director of Language Removal Services.
Yves Klein Speaks!
CHRIS KUBICK, ANNE WALSH
October 26, 2007
Archive
October 26, 2007, 9pm
in conjunction with the LIVE Performance Biennial and FUSE
Performance to take place at the Vancouver Art Gallery, room 302
Archive is a collaboration between Oakland, CA based artists Anne Walsh and Chris Kubick. They have produced a series of audio CDs and gallery installations. Their work has been heard on public radio in the US, Canada, and England, and they have lectured at LA’s Museum of Contemporary Art, the Getty Museum, and the Institute for Surrealism Studies in Essex. Walsh’s solo practice is primarily in video installation and deals with language and communication. She is an editor of X-Tra, the art and culture journal published in Los Angeles and is Professor of Video art at U.C. Berkeley. Kubick is an artist and sound designer whose work focuses on speech and other human sounds. He is the founder and director of Language Removal Services.
Artspeak would like to thank the Vancouver Foundation and Ramada Limited Downtown for their support of this project.