Saturday Night Special: 60×60 Wave Farm Mix

I’m pleased to announce my piece 7850 kHz will be included in the upcoming special edition of 60×60 focused on Radio Art. The program, presented by Vox Novus and Wave Farm, draws from 60 works (created with, for, about radio and transmission) with durations of 60 seconds. 60×60 Wave Farm Mix will be featured as an FM broadcast […]

whiteout transmission series

whiteout is a new series of live FM transmission performances exploring and questioning the aesthetic of noise on the radio. These new textural works are created live in the moment through the use of multiple analog electronic instruments and a 7-watt FM transmitter. Each work is recorded directly off the radio as it was potentially heard […]

Upcoming events and performances.

– SATURDAY AFTERNOON SHOW: WHITEOUT I was at The Wave Farm Saturday October 27, 2012 to perform and discuss my current Whiteout transmission art series. The broadcast is archived here: http://tinyurl.com/aaeeczv – PNEM FESTIVAL I’m pleased to announce that I’m  one of three artists representing the U.S. at this years Platform New Experimental Music Sound […]

Transmission Intervention Amsterdam: Day Three

Last month while during a 10 day residency at STEIM [STudio for Electro Instrumental Music] I created a body of improvised sound works of varying duration. These concerts were performed live during the day and night on the FM band throughout the city. Because the documentation was recorded directly from the receiver, any static or […]

Signal To Noise: January 27 – March 1, 2012

About signal.toNoise: I first became interested in minimalism as an undergraduate while studying painting. I recall reading Sol LeWitt’s “Sentences on Conceptual Art” and being taken by his statement: “Successful art changes our understanding of the conventions by altering our perceptions.” This radically changed how I viewed many minimalist works moving forward. Monochromatic pieces like […]

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Jason Sloan is an electronic musician, composer, video artist and professor teaching at the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, Maryland.

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