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jerseycitymuseum
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Damian Catera: The End of History V. 3
The End of History V. 3 is from a series of works by sound artist Damian Catera which examines the history of music with a postmodernist approach. In the tradition of avant-garde methodologies from the 1970s, the artist literally takes apart Antonio Vivaldi's Concerto in G Minor, Opus 12, (1728)...
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Josef Reyes: Traversing Newark Avenue
Listen to this Jersey City artist's recording of a walk along the entire length of Newark Avenue. The sounds that we hear throughout the hour-long trip evoke the street itself as well as the nature of Jersey City's various populations. This Sound Station, part of the SPRAWL exhibition, also...
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Duda Penteado: Beauty for Ashes Project
The artist, Duda Penteado, discusses this installation project and how the events of September 11, 2001 influenced his work. Visit jerseycitymuseum.org for more information.
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