Sioux Falls based Ipso Gallery at Fresh Produce is inviting submissions for their upcoming curated exhibition, Art Sounds. Streamed live on KRGT Rock Garden Tour Radio over the course of two weeks, Ipso’s Art Sounds asks artists and audio enthusiasts of all kinds to reexamine and remix the idea of what radio sounds like. From unique takes on familiar radio tropes to reimagining the medium, Art Sounds will broadcast stories, sounds, and music inspired by the process of creativity, creative thinking, and art-making. Ipso Gallery is currently accepting submissions for show concepts until Friday, April 9 via www.pickfresh.com/art-sounds.
Sioux Falls, S.D., April 5, 2021 — Sioux Falls based Ipso Gallery at Fresh Produce is inviting submissions for their upcoming curated exhibition, Art Sounds. They have partnered with KRGT Rock Garden Tour Radio to exhibit Ipso’s first radio-based show, which will air for two weeks next month.
Ipso Gallery is currently accepting submissions for show concepts until Friday, April 9 via www. pickfresh.com/art-sounds.
“We are excited to reinvent how we curate and showcase art at Ipso Gallery. With our COVID considerations still in place, we wanted to create something that was unique to how we exhibit art and still invite people to interact with Ipso, even if it’s not in-person quite yet,” said Liz Heeren, Director, Ipso Gallery at Fresh Produce.
This 12-year-old art space in Downtown Sioux Falls continues to strive in its exploration of art curation and showcasing the process of creativity. “We’ve heard that radio is one of the most visual mediums, and we wanted to tap into that with this show. How can you transport a listener through your sonic art, conceptual piece, storytelling or conversations with creative thinkers and makers,” she said.
Streamed live on KRGT Rock Garden Tour Radio over the course of two weeks, Ipso’s Art Sounds asks artists and audio enthusiasts of all kinds to reexamine and remix the idea of what radio sounds like. From unique takes on familiar radio tropes to reimagining the medium, Art Sounds will broadcast stories, sounds, and music inspired by the process of creativity, creative thinking, and art-making.
“Artists can participate in a number of ways. We want artworks that could only be created for radio, and art discussions and programming that wouldn’t fit on traditional radio. So the parameters are pretty wide. If you have an idea, but are unsure if it fits Art Sounds, just shoot us a message,” said Heeren.
Submit your ideas for this unique radio-based art show by Friday, April 9. Learn more about Art Sounds at www.pickfresh.com/art-sounds and KRGT Rock Garden Tour Radio, a fully licensed online radio station, at RockGardenTour.com. Questions? Email ipso@pickfresh.com
