He's been a significant participant in the Clock of the Long Now project, which will build a 10,000 year clock to help illustrate the risks associated with short-sighted actions.

He's also released more than 30 genre defining solo albums, and almost single-handedly forged a new genre known as 'ambient.'Įno has also worked in the visual arts, creating early and award winning music videos for the Talking Heads, and a variety of mixed media installation works. More often than not, Eno's participation led directly to a huge growth in artists' popularity and creativity. These working relationships weren’t casual, either. The list (he has 6 pages of credits on ) goes on and on. He has worked in collaboration with innumerable music artists: Roxy Music, Devo, U2, Coldplay, David Bowie, The Talking Heads, Peter Gabrial, Paul Simon, Robert Fripp, John Cale, Ultravox, James, Geoffrey Oryema, Elvis Costello, Laurie Anderson. He speaks about the process which led to this show, and the other events surrounding it, including a Circuit Bending workshop and concert, a panel discussion featuring a number of forward thinking artists, the Slow Sound Festival, SoundWalk, and Eno’s only public appearance in the United States this year, at the Carpenter Performing Arts Center.Ī few words about Brian Eno, for those unfamiliar with his work: It is almost impossible to conceive of modern music without Eno. In this audio interview, Scoates talks about the exhibition of Brian Eno's 77 Million Paintings, which includes a series of prints, and real time displays of new works being created.

Works that blend technology, interactivity, and narrative are often featured. Christopher Scoates, Director of the University Art Museum at California State University, Long Beach, has worked diligently during his four and a half years there to present works and artists that reflect a kind of modernity not often seen in established art exhibition spaces.

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