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"FLOW"   

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Flow - a sound sculpture By Ian Laughlin

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Originally from Christchurch, New Zealand, Ian Laughlin graduated from Ilam University with a Fine Arts Degree with Honors. After exhibiting in numerous galleries and museums throughout New Zealand and in Sydney, Australia, he moved to NYC in the early 1980’s. There he exhibited at Fashion Moda, M13, Ronald Feldman, Arbitrage/Anita Shapolsky, the Drawing Center, PS1, Exit Art, MoMA, and more recently at White Box, Y Gallery, and Pratt Manhattan.  Within the US Laughlin has shown work at the Smithsonian, Washington DC; Mexic Art, Austin Texas; Cleveland Institute of Art, Ohio; and internationally at 2B Galeria, Budapest, Hungary; ZAIM, Yokohama, Japan; and Museum of Arts and Crafts, Itami, Itami-shi, Japan. In Upstate New York works have been exhibited at Donskoj, WAAM, Kingston Sculpture Biennale, Upstate Art, GCCA Catskill Gallery, Kleinert/James Center for the Arts, Cross Contemporary, Byrdcliffe, Center of Photography Woodstock & Streamside. During the 1990’s he was a colorist for Marvel and DC comics working on numerous titles including Jim Starlins Infinity Series and Warlock. He formed a digital coloring company Electric Prism with Starlin and Jeff Moran during that time. His current sculptural work, ecological in nature makes extensive use of transformation of objects using sonic properties and having percussionist David Van Tieghem perform on them. He has produced numerous videos of these performances with his sound sculpture, has a Youtube channel and has shown and received awards at several international film festivals

Please enjoy a new release called “Cosmic Webb"  An improvisational composition, recorded at Sonart Studio (www.sonartrecordingstudio.com) in Mount Tremper, N.Y.  & mastered at the  School House Studio.

​If you enjoy it, please consider making a monetary donation to:

Ken Lovelett
P.O. Box 65
Mt. Tremper, NY , 12457

Or, purchase the CD for $20, which includes shipping.

Proceeds  will help make another edition of this CD or future projects.

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Flow - 20:01 - Cosmic Web is an improvisational composition by Ken Lovelett performed on a sound sculpture called " Flow" created by Ian Laughlin

What are people saying about it?​
ChrisWhiteARS 
A solo performance that manages to be symphonic. Listened through once. Got headphones. Listened again.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                   timmungenast   This is great headphone music! Just marvelous!
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