Project Space Performances

The ACOUSTIC RESONANCE Project Space presents a series of Thursday evening sound art performances at 5:00pm, from the ICA front window to the street.

Thursday, November 5
John Fireman & Steve Drown, Improvisation

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John Fireman is an artist focusing on new media, including documentary film, video, sound, installation, interactivity, and live performance. He has received degrees from Yale University, New York University, and the Maine College of Art & Design, where he is currently an adjunct professor.Steve Drown, Coordinator of the Bob Crewe Program in Art and Music, has been involved with the program since its inception. He’s spent the past 30 years as a working music and audio professional, as well as an educator. Steve studied synthesis and recording at Utah State University before transferring to the Berklee College of Music to complete his Bachelor of Music degree in their Music Production and Engineering program. After college he was in an original rock band, The Common Ground, before pursuing a career as a recording engineer and producer. During his career, he has recorded and produced hundreds of albums and multimedia projects with a wide variety of artists, working in studios and on location in the U.S. and Europe. These projects range from death metal, bluegrass, alternative rock, hip-hop, orchestral, film scores, jazz, flamenco, pop, to mixing network documentaries and independent films.