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AKI ONDA


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Projects_

        
       José Maceda’s Ugnayan
       Cosmos                                
       Silence Prevails—Lower East Side
          Community Gardens
              During The Pandemic
Nam June’s Spirit Was
   Speaking To Me
Bells
       Spirits Known and Unknown
       Captured in the Air
       Stack Until It Falls Down
Shopping At Argo
Cassette Memories
Reflections and Repercussions
Space Studies
A Method To Its Messiness
Here and There
2012
Collage on Cassettes
Damaged
Cinemage

Collaborations_ 

Akio Suzuki & Aki Onda 
Tabel Top Music with Annea
   Lockwood & Akio Suzuki
Aki Onda & Nao Nishihara
Ken Jacobs: Nervous Magic Lantern
Aki Onda & Paul Clipson
With Raha Raissnia

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Mark
Aki Onda is a composer, performer, visual artist, and curator. Onda was born in Japan and currently resides in New York. He is particularly known for his "Cassette Memories" — works compiled from a "sound diary" of field-recordings collected by using the cassette Walkman over a span of last quarter-century. He creates compositions, performances, and visual artworks from those sound memories.

Onda often works in interdisciplinary fields and collaborates with filmmakers, visual artists, and choreographers. His on-going projects include "Nervous Magic Lantern" with Ken Jacobs, improvisation trio with Michael Snow and Alan Licht, visual-sound installation/performance with Raha Raissnia, and site-specific happening with Akio Suzuki.

Onda has performed at The Kitchen, MoMA, P.S.1 MOMA, ISSUE Project Room (New York), Time-Based Art Festival (Portland), Images Festival (Toronto), ICA (London), Louvre Museum, Palais de Tokyo, Fondation Cartier (Paris), Argos, Bozar, Wiels (Brussels), International Film Festival Rotterdam, Nam June Paik Art Center (Seoul), Sound Live Tokyo (Tokyo) and many others.

Onda is also active as a curator. He is a director of TPAM (Performing Arts Meeting in Yokohama) in Japan, and organized major performances and exhibitions throughout North America.

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