Architecture / Space
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New Book: The Routledge Companion to Sounding Art
The Routledge Companion series is adding a new title focused entirely on contemporary studies on sound art practices and processes, and it seems to be not simply a conglomerate of ideas, but a truly rich anthology of today’s main topics around sound studies,…
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Fragments of Extinction, An Eco-acoustic Research
Run by “sound artist, researcher and eco-acoustic composer” David Monacchi, Fragments of extinction is a multi-disciplinary research process based on soundscape exploration, based on Bernie Krause’s acoustic ecology theories, but also involving diverse explorations around field recording, sonic data interpretation, and…
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Ryoichi Kurokawa – Unfold
Science is not art and art is not science, but both can dialogue, and giving nowadays possibilities around technologies –not just in terms of the production and instrumentation, but also in the sense of consciousness and the exploration of new…
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kouichi okamoto – re-rain
Cycles of nature, energy, matter and movement. There is a process of the cosmos which is expressed among different forces and dimensions of the universe, not just collapsing but getting renewed on each microsonic perception, such as the one of…
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Grönlund-Nisunen – Tampere Beat Frequency 2016
Tampere Beat Frequency. Vooninki in Finlayson Factory, Tampere Biennale, April 2016 by Grönlund-Nisunen.
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Acoustic Museums and Byzantine Churches
USC Viterbi School of Engineering has an interesting project on acoustic archaeology called Acoustic Museums. Episode 1 features interesting explorations on Byzantine sound. “Collecting the Google Earth of Sound. An international, trans-disciplinary team of researchers take us to Thessaloniki, Greece to…