Quarry House remix of Ryan Spilken

May 20, 2013 § Leave a Comment

My friend and Current Group member Ryan Spilken makes music.  He let me have some.  Flourescent and stumbling.  Please enjoy.

Coppice at Constellation May 12th

May 10, 2013 § Leave a Comment

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With Katherine Young and Hal Rammel.

This is part of the new Frequency Series at Constellation – the great new space in the building formerly known as The Viaduct Theater.

We will be playing the latest iteration of the new set we have been developing for prepared organ, tape processes, transmitters and microphonic oscillator.  Bill Meyer has written a bit about the show and about Epoxy for the Reader.

Two New Cassette Releases by Coppice

April 29, 2013 § Leave a Comment

New Tapes

These releases were completed about a year apart, with Epoxy being the more recent of the two.  Each features a different approach to both composition as well as the organization of material for release.

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Coppice/The Paver/Andy Ortmann @ The Burlington March 14th

March 13, 2013 § Leave a Comment

Coppice, The Paver, Andy OrtmannThe BurlingtonMarch 14th, 9pmChicago, IL

The Burlington
March 14th, 9pm
Chicago, IL

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Hacking at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago – 2013

January 5, 2013 § Leave a Comment

It is that time again. There are still available seats so sign up today!

Hacking Flier oldstyle

Coppice Presents: Vinculum (Passes)

December 9, 2012 § Leave a Comment

top_passessound exhibition of sculptural work rendering selections from the Vinculum archive

Exhibitions and events

  • Exhibition on display daily through December 2012 and January 2013 – Gallery Uno, curated by Barbara Goebels-Cattaneo; Chicago, IL
    • December 14, 2012, 5-10 PM – exhibition open hours
    • January 11, 2013, 5-9 PM – exhibition open hours
    • January 27, 2013, 2 PM – artist talk and performance featuring Andrew Furse

    Fine Arts Building, Chicago
    410 S. Michigan Ave., Suite 541

October 19th & 20th – Sudden Enough

October 13, 2012 § Leave a Comment

  • Upcoming/Current Exhibitions and performances

    Anna Friz + Coppice at Tritriangle
    installations and performances
    May 25, 2013
    Chicago, IL

    Coppice Tour
    June 14th - 19th
    Springfield, MO
    Austin, TX
    Fort Worth, TX
    Kansas City, KS
    St. Louis, MO
    Chicago, IL

  • Recent Exhibitions

    "Vinculum (Passes)"
    Solo show of sound sculptures by Coppice
    December 2012 and January 2013
    Gallery Uno
    Chicago, IL

    Exhibition of Instruments
    September - November, 2012
    Machinations: Kinetic Sculpture in the Age of Open-source, curated by Mark Porter
    Glass Curtain Gallery, Chicago, IL

    "Porous Notion"
    Installation & broadcast performance
    October, 2012
    Radius 88.9FM in conjunction with "Home: Public or Private?"
    6018NORTH, Chicago, IL

    "Compound Form"
    crow with no mouth concert series, Curated by Jesse Goin
    October, 2012
    Studio Z, St.Paul, MN
    Also Performing: Jeph Jerman

    "Sudden Enough: Every Ancestral Bugle Will Sound"
    Performance with Ginger Krebs
    October, 2012
    Dfbril8r, Chicago, IL
    http://www.dfbrl8r.org/

    "Antiviral Exercises"
    Release January, 2012
    Requited Journal's Sound and Language special section, Issue 6 curated by Ryan T. Dunn

    "THE SEA IS REPRESENTED BY AN IRREGULAR SHAPE" an installation by Mark Booth with instrumentals by Coppice
    Dec 11th - January 22, 2012
    devening projects + editions; Chicago, IL

    "Vinculum (Courses)" by Coppice
    October 14, 2011

    The McNeill Street Pumping Station New Music Festival 2011, curated by Robert Greenwood, David Nelson, and Robert Peterson; Shreveport, LA

    "Asterism_001"
    May 20 - June 26, 2011

    Audible Gallery, Experimental Sound Studios; Chicago, IL
    as part of a shared show with Kate Levant Curated by Bethany Childs

    "Scour" by Coppice
    January 7-28, 2011

    Slusser Gallery, School of A&D at The University of Michigan; Ann Arbor, MI
    as part of Disruptive Stillness, curated by John Kannenberg and Meghan Reynard

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