Dust Gathering, 2015. Audio guide program with fourteen different soundtracks at the Museum of Modern Art, New York.
Dust GatheringThe Jitney’s Just a Fucking Bus, 2011. Song and music video. Nina Katchadourian: Music, lyrics, all vocals, acoustic guitars, recorder, percussion, video editing Camera: Bob Ajar Drums: Kai Katchadourian Electric guitars and bass: Adam Ames Mastered by Charles Stella.
The Jitney's Just a Fucking BusSkyMall Kitties, 2010. Song and music video, 2:25 minutes.
SkyMall Kitties
The Marfa Jingles, 2008. Songs and album art, commissioned for “The Marfa Sessions” at Ballroom Marfa.
The Marfa Jingles
We Are the World (Reprise), 2005. Audio, 4:54, featuring the voices of Choire Sicha, Jennifer Dalton, Eric Heist, Jonathan Ames, Patrick Bucklew, Adam Ames, Andrew Bordwin, Cindy Workman, Joy Garnett, Eliot Shepard, Courtney Tramposh, Greg Allen, Lily Mazzarella, Cynthia Nelson, Maggie Nelson, Jennie Portnof, and Nina Katchadourian.
We Are The World
Telemarketing Indeterminacy, 2004, audio, 60 seconds long. Marion Kalter, John Cage in Paris at the home of Dorothea Tanning. Photo ©VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn; photo ©ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, photo: ONUK.
Telemarketing Indeterminacy
Natural Car Alarms, 2002. Six custom-made audio systems with soundtracks installed into cars, dimensions variable.
Natural Car Alarms
Indecision on the Moon, 2001. Audio, 31:35 minutes, played into dark room, dimensions variable.
Indecision on the Moon
Surface Spoils: Concrete Music from Europe, 1997. Found audio tape, plastic domes, color photocopies and foam core, dimensions variable.
Surface Spoils: Concrete Music from Europe
Wanted, 1996. Collaboration with Julia Meltzer. Audio loop playing in a free-standing room with 6 × 9 × 7 feet interior dimensions.
Wanted
Songs of the Islands: Concrete Music from New York, 1996-1998. Found audiotape between Plexiglas, paper board, ink, soundtrack, audio player with headphones. 40 × 30 × 2 inches (102 × 76 × 5 cm).
Songs of the Islands: Concrete Music from New YorkThe Gummy Songs, 1996-1998.
The Gummy Songs