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Steve Heimbecker Saskatchewan native Steve Heimbecker studied fine arts at the Alberta College of Art and Design (Calgary, Canada).
Steve Heimbecker, Wind Array Cascade Machine - Si(g)n(e) Wind Array Cascade Machine (WACM) is a device that captures the wind's direction and movement and then streams the resulting data on the Web and uses them for installation projects.
Quartier Éphémère, Silophone [The User] initiated the Silophone project in co-operation with Quartier Éphémère.
2 web sites
Text in periodical
Bonin, Vincent. – «Interview with Steve Heimbecker = Entrevue avec Steve Heimbecker». – Contact! [on line]. – Vol. 9, no. 2 (March 2007). – N. p. {{cec.concordia.ca}}
Text in periodical
«Steve Heimbecker: POD (Wind Array Cascade Machine)». – Absolute Art News [on line]. – (Nov. 16, 2004). – N. p. {{www.absolutearts.com}}
39 documents in the collection
Text in book
«Steve Heimbecker : POD (wind array cascade machine)». – Oboro : 2004-2005. – Montréal : OBORO, 2005. – French and English text. – N. p.
Video document : Monography
Heimbecker, Steve. – Songs of place. – Montréal : OBORO, 2005. – DVD Video, col., multitrac, 02 h 46 min. – 2 DVD accompanying the publication «Songs of place : Steve Heimbecker». – Includes the 4 works : Songs of place : Halifax (2001-2004, 34 min 43 s), Songs of place : Île de Montréal (2001-2004, 49 min 40 s), Songs of place : Springwater (2000-2004, 38 min), Songs of place : Vancouver (2002-2004, 40 min 47 s). – Includes a cardboard booklet initially used to hold the 2 DVD.
29 events
Solo exhibition
Soundpool : the manufacturing of silence, Illingworth Kerr Gallery, Alberta College of Art & Design, Calgary, Alb., Canada, February 29-March 23, 1996.
Solo exhibition
Hell is Just The Opposite, Neutral Ground, Regina, Sask., Canada, October 9-30, 1999.