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Sound Mechanic Neil Feather has been creating radical and unusual musical instruments since 1970 and is known as one of the most original musical thinkers of his day. His instruments make use of mechanical principles and physics to create new sounds and ways of playing. The music he plays on the instruments is equally original, resulting in a nearly alien idiom of music.

Neil Feather was involved in Baltimore’s fertile and eccentric culture between 1985 and 2020. He was a founding member of the Red Room Collective and the High Zero Foundation, a group committed to the presentation of experimental and improvised music. He has a long history of collaborative projects and solo concerts. Some of his major music projects are The Official Project, Thus, Aerotrain, Elephantitans and Mugwump. These groups prominently feature Feather’s instruments and compositions.

In 2020 Neil moved to Auckland NZ. His kiwi collaborations include Popular Organ Fun Party, Two To Tutu Too, Outer Space Food Fight and the Status Seekers. He is working to expand an ensemble of musicians who play his instruments

Feather’s work has always been fully rooted in art and music together in concept, execution and performance. His deep involvement with Baltimore’s experimental music community compliments his wide international acclaim. He won the 2014 Sondheim Art Prize and the 2014 Trawick Art Prize. He was included in a major exhibition “Art or Sound” in the 2014 Venice Biennale. He is a 2016 Guggenheim Fellow in music composition. He is the subject of the 2022 documentary “SOUND MECHANIC”

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Independent Interdisciplinary Artist (“Sound Mechanic”)

1970 – present

Active in unusual interdisciplinary creative work spanning the areas of sculpture, instrument design and musical performance.
Creation of a large body of original work focused on entirely new musical instruments and sound sculptures with a strong visual component, often employing unusual mechanical and acoustic principles.
Performance of over 200 concerts of original music using these instruments in the U.S. and Canada, including several ensembles exclusive to these instruments.
Collaboration with a large number of significant new music performers and composers.
International critical recognition in the areas of experimental music and sound art.

Curator

Board Member, The High Zero Foundation, Inc. (Red Room Collective) 1996 – 2006. The High Zero Festival is the premier festival of improvised music in North America, connected with a weekly series, The Red Room. Located In Baltimore, the festival combines international performers, highly exotic music, a program of gallery sound installations, and unusually large audiences each year to promote sonic experimentation. The festival is currently in its 16th year, and has received international acclaim.

Art Exhibits

2015 Nondo Installation, Audio Foundation, Auckland, New Zealand
2015 Sometimes a Great Notion, School 33 Art Center, Baltimore MD
2014 Winner, Sondheim Art Prize Finalist Exhibition, Walters Art Museum, Baltimore MD
2014 Trawick Contemporary Art Prize Finalist Show, Gallery B, Bethesda, MD
2014 “Art or Sound” Fondazione Prada, Venice Bienalle, Venice, Italy
2010 “Thunder Wheels” Interactive Sound Installation, Megapolis Audio Festival, Baltimore, MD
2008 Exhibitor “Music and the Brain Salon” American Visionary Art Museum, Baltimore, MD
2007 Options 2007: group show at Edison Gallery, curated by Washington Project for the Arts & the Corcoran, Washington DC
2007 Sondheim Semi-Finalist Show at Artscape, Baltimore, MD
2007 Shapes and Sizes: group show at Area 405, Baltimore, MD
2007 Quality Machines: solo show at The Greenbelt Community Centre, Greenbelt, MD
2007 Faculty Exhibition, Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD
2004 Cram Session: 02 Dark Matter: Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, MD
2003 “High and Long / Low and Turning” sound installation, High Zero Festival, The Brown Centre: Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD
2002 “Oddstruments” Artscape, Baltimore, MD
1994 Installation “The Ecstatic Garden of Sublime Delerium” Artscape, Baltimore, MD