cosmology
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Speculative Noise and Premonitory Matter: An Interview with Jorge Barco
(Translated from the original published at Sonic Field in Spanish) To ask about the borders between science, art and speculation is ambiguous. Although the categories that we have created over the years have forced us to separate the disciplines and…
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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…
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A blind astronomer who studies the stars by hearing
The touching story of Wanda Diaz Merced, an astronomer focused on data analysis who, after becoming blind because of a degenerative disease, loose the main tool for her visual research on big mass/energetic cosmic movements, a situation which turned to…
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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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Tony Conrad – On the Nature of Sound
Unreleased video from 2004. Part of the expanded portion of the feature documentary Tony Conrad: Completely in the Present.
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micro | macro
As prelude to the exhibition »Infosphere«, the ZKM | Karlsruhe is presenting the large-scale exhibition »micro | macro« by Japanese artist and composer Ryoji Ikeda. The series of works entitled »supersymmetry« and the installation commission by ZKM entitled »the planck…