About
Noise of Art celebrates the convergence of musical and visual disciplines brought about by the digital age. There are Noise of Art events throughout the year in different venues and across different countries.
Our cross platform art projects involve leading international electronic musicians and artists, including: Booka Shade, Laurent Garnier, I:Cube, Coldcut, Sebastian (Ed Banger), Kavinsky, Vector Lovers, Blatta and Inesha, Product 01, Spektrum, Caged Baby, Sebastian Tellier, My Toys Like Me, DJ Mehdi, A Human, Noblesse Oblige, Man Like Me, Les Hommes Du Train, chris Coco, A Man Called Adam, Kavinsky, Adam Barry, Nathan Fake, Tekyes, Temposhark, Fred Deakin / Lemon jelly, HK 119, Uffie, DJ Feadz, Overlap, A1 People, Simon Rigg, Kafka, Crazy Girl, Namke Communications, Troubleshooter, Fujiya Miyagi, Ben Osborne (NoA founder) and more…
Our events have been staged at prestigious and unusual venues such as The Tate, BFI, The Roundhouse, Big Chill Festival, Latitude Festival, The Great Escape, Ether Festival, Royal Festival Hall, Brighton Festival, the Dome, Southbank Centre, The National Theatre, Edinburgh Corn Exchange, Glasgow Art School, Institute Francais, Social Club Paris and in numerous night clubs.
In collaboration with the archive and distribution departments of the BFI, Noise of Art has put new music to a range of early European cinema, including the works of Mitchell & Kenyon and some of the earliest ever shot British film. We have worked with established figures, such as Ralph Koltai CBE and commercial design collective Airside, and on the other end of the spectrum we’ve also pioneered work by up and coming contemporary Britisth, French and German visual artists, including Berlin’s award winning Andy Leuenberger.
We have also worked with visual contributions from Overlap, Mark Mothersbaugh (of Devo) Funk Cutter and MOTH amongst many others.
The events take many forms, from sit down gigs to hands in the air affairs. Or often both at the same time. Here’s a clip from a Noise of Art club night:
