A Collection of Images organized by Exhibit and Theme. For Documentation of Exhibit and Performance including sound, see Video Section at the bottom of this page, or check out the Video page
Videos (Documentation,Performance, and Video Art)
A computer improvised sound poem by Jess Rowland,
premiered for: Rakete bee bee? Rakete bee zee! A Monster Celebration Of Dada’s 100th Anniversary At Spectrum NYC
An excerpt from the Plastiglomerates album on Innova Records
Princeton Arts Fellow and sound artist Jess Rowland explains her recent work, Reveal Party, an interactive sound installation inside Hurley Gallery at the Lewis Arts complex.
Music for Body Space. Intended for an audience of one: the person wearing the audio jewelry. As such, it is nearly impossible to document properly in this format – – but that is kind of the point. This is a four-channel composition for the peri-body, not unlike a sound perfume.
January 2023, Visual Record: The Materiality of Sound in Print Exhibit. Excerpt of Spatialized Sound Score for Three Sound Tapestries. Tapestries are each 4′ x 18″, one-channel audio speakers: copper, acetate, and iridescent film with neodymium magnetic attachments. The audio is composed of three separate channels (one per tapestry).For opening night, three performers (Jess Rowland, Margaret Schedel, and Susie Luna Green) enacted a structured improvisation by Jess Rowland. The sound from each performer was played through the tapestries and recorded in real time. The recorded three channel audio of the performance (approx. 30 minutes total) was then looped as it had been recorded, re-enacting the performance for the duration of the exhibit..
Music for piano and Electronics by Jess Rowland
Manuel Laufer, Piano
Performed by Blair McMillen, pianist at Roulette Intermedium, Brooklyn on May 5 2022