Sharon Gal
Artist, Experimental vocalist, Free improviser, Performer, Composer
Sharon Gal is an interdisciplinary artist, performer, vocalist and composer, specializing in free-improvisation and participatory, collaborative compositions. She works with voice, electronics, various instruments, field recordings, found audio & video; exploring presence, listening, embodiment, and the relationship between people, sound and space. Sharon performs solo and in many collaborations including, David Toop, Steve Beresford, Phil Minton, Charles Hayward, Andie Brown and Lina Lapelyte. Since 2007 she has been directing large group, experimental, site-specific compositions with musicians & non-musicians. Past performances include The V&A, ICA, The Whitechapel Gallery, Tate Modern,Tate Britain, MACBA, and Colour out of Space, Borealis, Supernormal, Supersonic& Tusk festivals. Sharon’s music was released by many labels, including five solo albums and various collaborations.
Appears in
The Golem Rescored
The Golem of the Future
Scored by London-baseed artist Sharon Gal, this episode looks at the Golem of the future and how the ideas Wegener explored in 1920 are relevant to Artificial Intelligence, Humanoids, and the Metaverse. With Dr. Ken Goldberg, professor and chair of the industrial engineering and operations research department at UC Berkeley and an artist, writer, inventor, and researcher working at the intersection of art, robotics, and social media, we explore whether there is a connection between the themes found in The Golem and the emerging worlds of Artificial Intelligence, Humanoids, and the Metaverse? Watch here.
The Golem Rescored: Guests
To celebrate the 100th anniversary of The Golem, Reboot is cutting up the film into eight parts, creating an episodic series with new scores by renowned musicians and hosted by preeminent scholars, composers and film historians discussing the significance of the film and its music and taking a deep dive into the Jewish history, occultism, Hollywoodism, traditions and astrology.