Jeff Mills shares "live performance projects" in new techno art exhibition
High culture, techno and 'Weapons'
Jeff Mills is scheduled to unveil the second edition of his techno art exhibition, titled ‘Weapons’, at Art Fair Monte Carlo in Monaco between April 28 - 29, 2018.
The exhibit is referred to as “a collection of artifacts and art extracted from his conceptual and live performance projects.” His latest edition of this art project focuses on the “psychological protection”, “transmissions” and “perceptions” of techno music and the collateral creativity it has nurtured over the years.
Jeff Mills explains the concept behind his ‘Weapons’ project, saying: “Music has always been used as a weapon. In the mid-1980’s a form of dance music, known as techno emerged as the need to stand up and speak out intensified, technology became cheaper more accessible to the average person, giving them the ability to construct a new type of art form and industry from mixing ideas and visions – a genre that is based on like-mindedness and shared perceptions about the world and the degree in which it spins.”
One of the exhibition’s pieces, titled ‘The Visitor’, can be seen below. Find out more details about the project here.
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