Oenosthesia with Jo Burzynka (Stanier Black-Five)
Audio Foundation, 4 Poynton Terrace, Sub- Basement of the Parisian Tie Factory
Friday July 19th
6.30 sharp
A highly recommended evening  and finishes by 8 pm to enable people to go to 
Goblin in the Film Festival
Limited places, so tickets are essential!!
$10 presale tickets available via Undertheradar -
 
http://www.undertheradar.co.nz/ticket/2900/Jo-Burzynka---Oenosthesia-Sound-and-Wine-Presentation.utr

Oenosthesia is a ground breaking interactive exploration of sound and taste 
created by sound artist and wine writer, Jo Burzynska (aka Stanier Black-Five). 
This soundscape using her recordings of the vineyards and wineries of Irpinia 
in Italy, explores the significant way that sound influences the perception of 
taste through the combination of the changing timbres and frequencies in the 
piece with a selection of different wines from the region. The work was created 
last year during Burzynska’s residency in Southern Italy, and is possibly the 
first piece of gustatory/sound art created both from and including wine. It was 
premiered at the Interferenze New Art Festival’s Factory of Art Rurality and 
Media 2012 (FARM2012) in Tufo, Italy and this programme is the first time the 
installation has been presented in New Zealand.

As a prelude to the evening, there will be a showing of "FARM - Factory of Art, 
Rurality and (New) Media", directed by Interferenze Director, Leandro Pisano. 
This short film documents Burzynska’s project and the “Suoni dal confine” 
residency programme of which it was part, in which international artists were 
invited to embrace rurality in the creation of works of sonic art in the 
Italian countryside. Burzynska will then personally introduce the project, her 
own theories and the science of sensory interaction before those attending 
experience Oenosthesia. The installation lasts 25 minutes and includes tasting 
of three wines from Irpinia.

Jo Burzynska is one of the country’s leading wine critics, writing a weekly 
wine column in the New Zealand Herald’s Viva magazine, as well as contributing 
to specialist wine publications worldwide. She is also an active sound artist, 
recording and performing internationally under the name, Stanier Black-Five, 
making work largely based on the manipulation of her own environmental 
recordings. In recent years she has been exploring the synergies between taste 
and sound through her own research and hosting music and wine matching 
workshops.

With thanks to Irpinia’s regional consortium of GAL Partenio, which sponsored 
the residency and the featured wines; Leandro Pisano for curating the residency 
and the Audio Foundation for hosting the event.

More information about Jo Burzynska’s wine writing can be found at: 
joburzynska.com & sound art at: stanierblackfive.com 
Interview on Radio New Zealand here

http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/artsonsunday/audio/2562030/artist-jo-burzynska
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