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Sonic Field Now Also In Spanish, Plus New Design, Instagram, More
In the past weeks we have been working in several changes in Sonic Field, changing the site’s structure for a deeper and cleaner exploration of themes and content. In the last months many new concepts, theories, ideas, tendencies, data have arrived, gradually opening new possibilities…
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‘Sonologia 2016 – Out of Phase’ Sound Studies Conference, Proceedings
‘Sonologia 2016 — Out of Phase‘ sound studies conference proceedings are now available for download in PDF. “Sonologia 2016 – Out of Phase, an international sound studies conference, happened between the 22nd to the 25th of November 2016. The event was organised by NuSom —…
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‘The World is Sound’ Exhibition Relates Sound and Tibetan Buddhism
Curated by Risha Lee, ‘The World is Sound‘ is an exhibition at the Rubin Museum of Art (New York) in which sound and listening are explored from the perspective of Tibetan Buddhism. On view/listen between June 16, 2017 and January 8, 2018. “Learn to listen…
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Towards a more sonically inclusive museum practice
Science Museum Group Journal has published an interesting article by John Kannemberg, curator at the museum of portable sound: Towards a more sonically inclusive museum practice: a new definition of the ‘sound object’ As museums continue to search for new ways to attract visitors, recent…
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Reflections on Process in Sound, Fifth Issue Now Available
There is a wonderful new issue of Reflections on Process in Sound, featuring fresh and deep ideas towards sound and listening. “This current edition of Reflections on Process in Sound, amazingly, is the fifth issue since 2012, when I started the journal as a means to…
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Ryoji Ikeda’s latest work is an orchestra of sine wave synths playing through 100 cars
As part of RBMA L.A Festival, Ryoji Ikeda presented a new piece called A [for 100 cars], another one based in his exploration of sine waves. This time the concert was done through the custom sound systems of 100 cars which gathered in Los Angeles,…
