
World Listening Day 2016: Sounds Lost and Found
You are invited to participate in World Listening Day 2016, an annual global event held on July 18. The purposes of World Listening Day are to: Celebrate the listening practices of the world and the ecology of its acoustic...
“Places and traces” by Viv Corringham
Reading Aimilia’s fascinating writings based on Spaces Speak, Are You Listening – a book I found very interesting – I thought I’d write a little bit about the work that I do. I am particularly interested in people’s sense...
2013 World Listening Day
You are invited to participate in the 2013 World Listening Day. World Listening Day has been happening annually on July 18, since 2010, and the fourth annual World Listening Day happens on Thursday, July 18. The purposes of World Listening...
Wild Sanctuary Relaunch, Bernie Krause Writes
Wild Sanctuary is an online archive and bookstore featuring a wealth of bioacoustic research, nature sound recordings, and related literature on the world’s changing soundscapes. Founder and ecologist Dr. Bernie Krause writes: On 22 January, we officially launched our...
World Listening Day – Today at NYU Steinhardt
World Listening Day will be observed today at NYU Steinhardt. Monday, July 18, 2011 4:15 PM – 9:00 PM 35 W. 4th Street, 6th floor In collaboration with Electronic Music Foundation (EMF) and the New York Society of Acoustic...
2011 WORLD FORUM FOR ACOUSTIC ECOLOGY CONFERENCE
2011 WORLD FORUM FOR ACOUSTIC ECOLOGY CONFERENCE
Crossing listening paths
IONIAN UNIVERSITY, CORFU, 3-7 OCTOBER 2011
CALL FOR SCIENTIFIC AND ARTISTIC CONTRIBUTIONS
Soundscapes are seldom simple; on the contrary, they tend to be complex sounding systems continuously changing in time, which no art or science can approach in depth on its own. Listening is the “corner stone” for the appreciation, participation and study of the sonic environment that surrounds and includes us. As Westerkamp (2002) remarks, it is the ecological balance of our planet that becomes audible “to those who care to listen.”
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Chicago Phonography in “Here/Not There” at Museum of Contemporary Art
The Chicago Phonography is presenting a installation and five performances in Chicago’s Museum of Contemporary Art with Chad Clark, Brett Ian Balogh, and fellow members of Chicago Phonography for the MCA’s Here/Not There series.