Sonic Arts

  • Norient City Sounds: Bogotá

    Norient City Sounds: Bogotá

    Norient has released a new “City Sounds” special, this time dedicated to Bogotá, Colombia. Curated by writer and cultural manager Luisa Fernanda Uribe and developed by a wide collective effort, the wonderful special goes into Bogotá’s layers, spirits, diversity, all…

  • Chromaplane: An Electromagnetic Musical Instrument

    Chromaplane: An Electromagnetic Musical Instrument

    I was fortunate to experience a Passepartout Duo live and it’s so beautiful to hear and look at. An electro-acoustic performance in which, along with their custom synths, they interact with a mysterious plate that is manipulated electromagnetically to create…

  • Sonic Acts Podcast

    Sonic Acts Podcast

    Amsterdam-based interdisciplinary arts organisation Sonic Acts is uploading new recordings of presentations, performances, lectures, conversations and more. Available on SoundCloud – Spotify – Apple Podcasts

  • SonicLAB PolyNodes, An Advanced 3D Sonic Sculptor with Custom DSP

    SonicLAB PolyNodes, An Advanced 3D Sonic Sculptor with Custom DSP

    We’ve been following Sinan Bokesoy’s work since the first versions of cosmosf. He’s a true genius of digital sound, usually involved in projects that push the boundaries of what’s possible in sound processing, visualization and interaction, plus integrating theory and…

  • In the Field 2

    In the Field 2

    CRiSAP is organizing a new edition of In the Field conference, dedicated to explore themes, issues and practices around field recording these days. Dates: 4, 5, 6  July 2024. The deadline to purchase tickets is Monday 1 July 23.59 Venue: In person…

  • Steve Roden: floating over the silent world

    Steve Roden: floating over the silent world

    Vielmetter Los Angeles will present a tribute exhibition of Steve Roden’s work, entitled “floating over the silent world“, featuring the genius’ lesser-known paintings, drawings, and sculptures from 1990 to 2019. From July 20 to September 7, 2024. “The exhibition marks…