Apparatus for Orchestral Knitting

Charles McKande: <a href="http://confluxfestival.org/conflux2008/conflux-2009/#comment-4123" title="on Conflux 2009?"> &quot;Ok -- What will it take to mak...&quot;
Motorbike helmets: <a href="http://confluxfestival.org/conflux2008/sit-projects/#comment-3926" title="on Sit Projects"> &quot;It's hard to have seat or chai...&quot;
tim geoghegan: <a href="http://confluxfestival.org/conflux2008/lines-of-travel/#comment-3894" title="on Lines of Travel"> &quot;Nice. Great project idea. I've...&quot;
stella: <a href="http://confluxfestival.org/conflux2008/conflux-2009/#comment-3181" title="on Conflux 2009?"> &quot;dear christina ray, I would l...&quot;
motorbike helmets: <a href="http://confluxfestival.org/conflux2008/helmet-piece/#comment-2761" title="on Helmet Piece"> &quot;What is that? Is that a fashio...&quot;
Catherine Blackwell Pena: <a href="http://confluxfestival.org/conflux2008/sit-projects/#comment-2625" title="on Sit Projects"> &quot;I can by an image of yours dur...&quot;
Kickball Jesus: <a href="http://confluxfestival.org/conflux2008/conflux-2009/#comment-2545" title="on Conflux 2009?"> &quot;"Without a political i...&quot;
Isabelle - TheJunction: <a href="http://confluxfestival.org/conflux2008/swinging-underground/#comment-1495" title="on Swinging Underground"> &quot;thats an amazing idea...&quot;

Posted by Laure Drogoul on July 1st, 2008 2 Comments Printer-Friendly

This scheduled event will occur at Conflux HQ on Saturday, September 13, from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM.

Project Description:: Knitting Jam!
Participants at the Conflux Festival are cordially invited to knit and become a part of a musical knitting orchestra. Both knitters and non-knitters alike are welcome to play/knit on Laure Drogoul’s souped-up, amplified knitting instrument. The Apparatus for Orchestral Knitting amplifies, the sound of the knitting and is mixed and played back live. All materials supplied.
“Apparatus for Orchestral Knitting is a sculptural object, a musical instrument, and a knitting circle’s companion, where the repetitive nature of the craft opens up to produce not only textile but also sound and community.”

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