Composer and sound artist Ewa Jacobsson is currently working at NOTAM with the work Jarring Sound for the processed sound of a grand piano and other concrete sounds; pianist, projecting and objects. The work will be completed in October. Ewa Jacobsson on Forbundet Frie Fotografer Ewa Jacobsson on...

Ewa Jacobsson’s sound installation was exhibited at Henie Onstad Arts Center from November 20, 2008 until January 25, 2009, as part of NOTAM’s sound art exhibition Absorption and Resonance. Quiet can be provocative. It takes courage and conviction to speak softly. Ewa Jacobsson does not adopt the dominant mode of spectacle as art; instead she opts for a contemplative reconstruction of castaway pieces of culture. Her work builds on important traditions such as the readymade and the...

Henie Onstad Arts Center November 20, 2008 – January 25, 2009 NOTAM’s sound art exhibition Absorption and Resonance started out as a competition which was announced in the fall of 2007. Øystein Wyller Odden won with the work Stone Piece – a work where the sound of a window being broken is recorded, stretched over time and transcribed for performance by a string quartet.”The overall quality of all the contributions were very good,” says NOTAM’s director Jøran Rudi....