This special issue of Seismograf Journal raises fundamental questions of how, when and why sound art matters. Instead of attempting to categorise and define what sound art is or is not, this issue seeks to develop an informed understanding of the terms, ontologies and epistemologies that sound art production lives by and operates within.
An online journal putting the spotlight onto process in sound arts practice, from the practitioner’s point of view.
Helicotrema is a festival that presents a program of recorded audio pieces, aiming to explore the possibilities of a form of collective listening, as in the early decades of radio broadcasts. A series of web playlists for the Helicotrema website have been specifically commissioned, curated by a selection of institutions dedicated to sound research.
The Tabacalera Studies space hosts the exhibition Aurality and Environment with art works by Brandon LaBelle and Salomé Voegelin & David Mollin, curated by Alex Arteaga.
This open call invites proposals for performative, mobile, workshop or intervention based sound art works to take place in the immediate environs of Elephant and Castle, London.
Group exhibition at The Lab, Dublin, imagining the consequences and the what ifs of our world.
A series of monthly Research Soirées for CRiSAP Members and PhD students to share and discuss research and practice. This month Kevin Logan leads the evening’s topics. This event is open Continue…