Mix Tate is a series of commissioned mixes inspired by works
in the Tate collection, commissioning up-and-coming
musical figures. First up was London-based producer E.M.M.A who has created
a mix influenced by Eduardo Paolozzi’s Bash (1971)
including new material and her own tracks. E.M.M.A is interested in “the vision
of the future” the screenprint represents as well as “the juxtaposition between
the robots and the human heart.” Well worth a listen - click here to hear the mix.
Sir Eduardo Paolozzi (1971) Bash [Screenprint on paper image] 743 x 495 mm (C) The Eduardo Paolozzi Foundation
Second up is Berlin-based producer Claude Speeed who takes inspiration from Matthew Barney’s Cremaster 5 which Speeed cites as being “…a huge influence on my work… a memory portal to my Childhood’s esoteric dreamscape.” Intrigued? Well take a listen by
Matthew Barney (1997) Cremaster 5 [35mm colour film] (C) Matthew Barney
The third commission is by London- basedmulti-instrumentalist WIFE, who takes inspiration from Bill Viola’s Tiny Deaths (1993). WIFE states that the “art which has always
resonated with me the most is that which enables me to withdraw from
consciousness and engage with the world the art is offering.” The ethereal,
spiritual qualities of Bill Viola’s work are shared in WIFE’s mix – delve intothe world WIFE is offering and take a listen by clicking here.
Bill Viola (1993) Still from Tiny Deaths [Video, 3 projections, black and white and sound] © Bill Viola
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