sound
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Living Earth, Dark Ecology and the Exit of Toxic Modernity
Based on philosopher Timothy Morton’s idea of Dark Ecology, Sonic Acts team has been collaborating with Norwegian curator Hilde Methi between 2014 and 2016 in a rich exploration of territories aimed to embrace Morton’s idea of “ecology without Nature”, which points…
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The Listening Observatory
José Luis Espejo and Mikel R. Nieto, both from the great mediateletipos network, have developed a new promising project called The Listening Observatory, aimed to explore listening in diverse perspectives, mainly through events and research activities. “The Listening Observatory is a project about the relationship…
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The Senses & Society Special Issue: Anthropology of Sound
Published by Routledge, edited by Michael Bull and David Howes, and featuring contributions of several researchers, the new special issue of The Senses & Society journal explores the notion of anthropology of sound from diverse perspectives. “This special issue of The Senses &…
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Audiotalaia Summer Camp: Encounters of Sound and Digital Creativity
Audiotalaia label has announced an interesting workshop conceived as a course collective experience towards sound, technology and creativity. Will take place between 16th to 24th of July of 2016 at La Morera del Montsant, Priorat, Spain and will be directed by…
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David Tudor’s Rainforest V (Variation 1) Installation is Now at MoMa
MoMa is one of those museums in which sound matters, not only because of the well-known Soundings exhibition but also because of the amount of sound artists from all over the world who keep to be invited to explore sound in…
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Interference Journal #5: Writing About and Through Sound
The fifth issue of Interference journal is now available at their website, featuring eight articles focused on methodology around sound studies, mainly the ways of “writing about and through sound” and exploring it through trans-disciplinary approaches, both on the theoretically and pedagogically.…