Day35 The Final Stretch
Final Stop. Ann's House
Community College of San Mateo
Williams Elementary School. San Jose
Saturday, October 07, 2006
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An acoustic cross-country adventure. If a bell rings in a shopping mall parking lot, will anyone respond? On September 1, 2006, I set out on a cross-country, sound-performance journey to investigate the public's interactions with and reactions to the sonorous tones of a 250-pound cast-iron bell. From Michigan to New York to San Francisco, I am ringing the bell in small towns, city parks, shopping malls, rest stops, and more.
3 comments:
haiku
Silencing dissent:
Freedom bell without clapper--
Toothless bellweather.
Jackson
haiku
Silently tolling;
Liberty bell overturned;
Clapper stirring blood.
Jackson
loved the haikus. going back and forth with sound and silence.
i saw a flash in the sky: it was the old search lights advertising that became here and there in cities in the eighties---why no more ? is it that we are all in tuned: turned on,(by the internal pager,email, im, my space.com,ipod) that we are not external to any outside phenomena of social stuff? the visual or auditory. was the bell sound another car alarm to ignore? most outside sounds and sights are ads, or personal greivances?
oh, so pleasant to see haiku.
splash
in the pond
the bell rung 'whenever'
rippling again!
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