Jesse Pearlman Karlsberg

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Electronic Artwork

• Subliminal History of New York State, Route of Progress Tunebook, 2007-2009
• Subliminal Statements, 2007
• Subliminal History of New York State, 2007
• Under Island Songs and CD, 2005-2007
• Eat Meat Meteorite, 2006
• Subliminal History of New York State, Rosendale Edition, 2006
• Tune our Lips to Sing Quartet, 2006
• Azariah: Whom Jehovah Helps, 2006
• Parsons Cove, 2006
• Rapture/Rupture, 2005
• Lawrence, Shade, 2005
• Sound for Pent-Up and Under Gone, 2005
• Metaradio, 2005
• Crawling through Network Cable, 2005
• Knock-Knock, 2005
• Victory/Concession, 2004
• ChalkTalk (excerpt), 2003
• Artificial Space, 2002-2003
• Air Raid (excerpt), 2003-2004
• Resolution, 2002

About Jesse

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Lawrence, Shade

Complementary installations in "MaFiA Show," iEAR Fall Exhibition, May 8, 2005, West Hall, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY

Lawrence mixes diary, tunebook, and recorded spoken word, creating a new home for journal entries removed from Jesse's personal website.

Shade is a five-channel sound installation expressing Jesse's relationship to a shape note music song written 200 years ago.

The installation is constructed out of a recording of Stephen Jenks' "Evening Shade," 1805, words by John Leland, 1796. "Evening Shade" was sung by Joanne Fuller, Caz Lewis, Bliss McIntosh, Robbie McIntosh, Jesse Pearlman Karlsberg, Pam Regan, Mary Skidmore, Claudia Smigelski, and Kerry Woods, and was recorded by Jesse, with help from Carrie Dashow and Simca Lena Horwitz.