Author: Maria Papadomanolaki
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Defining Tradition of Sound Culture: Questioning The Importance of Authenticity | Essay by Guoda Dirzyte
“In the future varying cultures will be unified and, assisted by technology, eventually we will have a global culture” [1] It is difficult to talk about contemporary sound culture or cultures in general, their traditions and heritage while living in…
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Soundcamp 2018 | May 5-6 | Stave Hill Ecological Park | London
The fifth edition of Soundcamp will take place on the 5-6 May to coincide with the International Dawn Chorus Day. During the event, Stave Hill Ecological Park becomes an audio observatory where visitors can camp out overnight in the Stave…
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A Thing Heard: Four Ways of Listening
[vimeo 225328567 w=640 h=360] A Thing Heard: Four Ways of Listening is a collaborative tour showcasing the work of four contemporary British artists working in the field of sound art. The artists have curated a collection of sculptural artworks that…
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Soundcamp – London – 30 April – 1 May
Date: 10.00 30 April – 18.00 Sunday 1 May 2016 Place: Stave Hill Ecological Park, Timber Pond Rd, Rotherhithe SE16 6AX MAP Listen online: https://wavefarm.org/listen and participating stations 05.00 on 30 April – 06.00 on 1 May 2016…
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Kamchatka. JIM HAYNES (Contour Editions 2012) Review by Maria Papadomanolaki Haynes’s work sits between the static and the turbulent. While giving you the impression of non-movement, it’s inner and micro perplexities embrace the ear and the mind with an intent.…
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Blue.Hour. YANN NOVAK (Farmacia 2013) Review by Maria Papadomanolaki Yann Novak’s Blue.Hour attempts to capture the eternity of a moment, to transpose it to audible scale; moving in tones that nonchalantly emit nocturnal vapors gradually covering the light. The ongoing…