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An artists "who fills empty gallery rooms with noises and hums rather than paintings and sculptures", Stephen Vitiello began his career as an audio artist in 1983 when he was a student at SUNY's Purchase College and was also in a rock band. He became focused on making sounds "that feel visual", and began by scripting sounds for other artists such as Tony Oursler and Nam June Piak.
A 1999 residency through Thundergulch, the new media division of the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, gave (showing 500 of 1254 characters). |
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