California State University in cooperation with The Getty presents
Tausendvierhundertsechzehn for Tenor and String Quartet (1416m³)
David Lamelas, Gavin Gamboa & León de Castillo
Long interested in liberating sculpture from the traditional ideas of mass and volume, David Lamelas conceived of Tausendvierhundertsechzehn for Tenor and String Quartet as a way for space to assume a central role for social interaction and as a catalyst for creativity. Music is both invisible and temporal, and with 1416m³ the artist and composer sought to sonically describe their effort to fill the architectural volume of a space over a period of me (the piece being named for the dimensions of the Oberlichtsaal of Kunsthalle Basel, where it was first performed). Los Angeles-based composer Gavin Gamboa and Mexican tenor León de Castillo collaborated on this situational piece with the Lamelas for his solo exhibition, V (2014). The three come together again with a string quartet from the Bob Cole Conservatory on campus, and the Austrian Marcell Rubin Quartet, to reimagine this live experience.
Getty Pacific Standard Time Initiative LA/LA 2017
University Art Museum
Cal State University Long Beach
California, United States
2017 October 22
León de Castillo, tenor
Marcel Rubin Quartett
Vera Otasek, violin
Emer Kinsella, violin
Jean Philippe Oliver Viol, viola
Attilia Kiyoko Cernitori, cello
Bob Cole Conservatory Quartet at CSU Long Beach
Jaclyn Kim, violin
Makena Clark, violin
Melissa McGlumphy, viola
Hyunji Yi, cello
Recording by SALTarts Documentation
Engineer: Tina Tallon
UAM Curator: Kristina Newhouse
View 1416 ㎥ (Double Quartet Version) in the [digital garden](https://gavart.ist/#1416%20%E3%8E%A5%20(Double%20Quartet%20Version).