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These are paintings on the edge of emptiness, of awkwardness, of a sort of visual inaudibility, and even when you see them as beautiful--as I do--their beauty somehow incorporates rather than banishes those qualities and therefore always feels threatened from within. Murray's usual devices niftily define Connors: the frozen mask of boredom betrayed only by the shifty eyes which focus on people just long enough to dismiss them; the glibly friendly voice that drops into inaudibility so that Connors can insult people to their faces without their being quite aware of it. The panel will explore the impact of audio watermarking on future economic models of music distribution and issues of inaudibility and robustness. |
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