The show will run from 5 August-26 August, 2000. The gallery will also be open Sunday. 20 August, 12-5pm. The exhibit will be held in the New Wight Art Gallery on UCLA's north campus.
Admission is free.
There also will be a closing concert on 26 August at 3 p.m. It will feature violinist Corinne Chapelle performing solo violin works including selections from Johann Sebastian Bach's Solo Sonatas and Partitas. The concert is free and will be held in the gallery space. The show features dual installations that visualize natural noise, rhythms in the brain, lifecycle experiences of fruit flies, and insect vision. The exhibition includes large-scale multimedia works on paper, projections, and a sound landscape. Sleeping Boy was created by mapping a two-second sample of an EEG of a sleeping cat to pitch and rhythm parameters.