Los Angeles artist Steve Roden debuted a pair of sound art compositions created in response to James Turrell’s Skyspace at the Henry. These new works were the latest in a series activating the spare forms of specific modern architectural structures with audio tracks composed of music and recorded sounds. day ring is a durational listening experience played at specific times during the museum’s regular hours. night ring, a continuous soundscape for the area near the Skyspace at night, presents a moment where visual, spatial, and aural perceptions become mutually enriching. Also on view in the Henry were two videos: four words for four hands (apple.mountain.over.frozen), a silent, vibrantly colorful meditation on the system of transcribing musical notes, by which the analytical process of reading music becomes a sensual visual experience; anything else &/or nothing at all (drawing circles for jackson mac low) layers Roden’s graphic translation of a fluxus composer’s score atop a 1950s art instruction film.