There is a connection between print and sound. The proof is in a perforated printed sheet that can be played in a music box, made by artist Annesas Appel.
It’s part of Appel’s work “Metamorphosis Music Notation,” which is on display at the new Print Center New York space on West 24th Street in Chelsea at its inaugural show, “Visual Record: The Materiality of Sound in Print.”
“On a very basic level, a record is essentially an engraving. It’s etched lines in a piece of plastic,” exhibition curator Elleree Erdos said.
The street-level location starts a new era for the more than 20-year-old nonprofit exhibition space. It’s a departure from its
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