Alex Keller is an audio artist, sound designer, curator and teacher based in Austin, Texas. His work is in the media of performance, installation, and CD release, and reflects his interests in architecture, language, abstraction and music. He is an active audio production professional, has taught classes in media production at the Art Institute of Austin, Shoreline College, and the Art Institute of Seattle, and has won awards for his creative work from the Austin Chronicle, the City of Seattle, Puget Sound Transit, and Jack Straw Productions.
Alex received a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1995 and an MLA from St. Edward's University in 2005. He is a founding member of the Mimeograph Collective and the Sonicabal, an active member of the Austin New Music Co-op, and is a volunteer/ programmer on Austin's KOOP Radio, hosting Commercial Suicide, central Texas' longest-running experimental music program, every other week.
Recent projects include curating the sound art exhibition Recreating the Domain, finishing Indian Lake, a new CD release, and performances with the Waco Girls.
Awards
Austin Chronicle Best of Austin Critic's Pick (2009)
Nomination for Best Public Art in the Austin Critic's Table 2009
Sound Transit Public Art Program Finalist (1998)
Seattle Arts Commission Performing Artist Award (2001)
Jack Straw Foundation Artist Assistance Award (1998)
Education
MLA 2005, St. Edward's University
BFA 1995, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Internship with Experimental Sound Studio, 1994-1995
Memberships
KOOP Radio
Austin New Music Co-op
Sonicabal
Jack Straw Productions
Mimeograph Collective
Electronic Music Foundation
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