Texts
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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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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.…
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Environmental Sound Artists: In Their Own Words, New Book
Edited by Frederick Bianchi and V. J. Manzo and to be published by Oxford University Press on August 25 (July 12 on Amazon), Environmental Sound Artists is a new book exploring traditional and novel issues around the art of environmental sound:…
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The Importance of Sound in Architecture
The New York Times has published a very interesting article around sound and architecture, featuring some wonderful exercises in audio and video. We talk about how cities and buildings look. We call places landmarks or eyesores. But we rarely talk…
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infinite grain 13: taylor deupree
[infinite grain is a series of interviews inspired on microsound procedures, exploring a wide variety of topics in dialogue with artists who work with sound on installation, composition and improvisation] It would be hard to draw a strong frontier between…
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Thinking Resonance (I) – Listening to Inner Voices and Sonic Possible Worlds: An Interview with Salomé Voegelin
[‘Thinking Resonance’ is a series articles based on a bidirectional relation considered between sound and thinking, approaching the interstice between thinking about and/or through sound/listening, that is, sonority both as object of study and as speculative/critical device] “If you could hear…