We look into how listening as culture can be seen without referencing music and socially engaging sound activities. We choose to think of culture in this context as a meaning that is drawn towards the metaphor and beyond the listener and the listened to.
PHONO-DOC scans how culture developed from phonography and listening practices. FINNEGAN'S WAKE realises the famous novel's innate sonic qualities whilst SOUNDS OF PLANTS translates the real-time biological processes of plants into a strangely captivating sound experience. YOU USED TO CALL ME ON MY CELLPHONE invites listeners to a personal live sound performance on their phones whilst through the fascinating PSYCHOACOUSTICS & SONIC ILLUSIONS listeners will test the ambiguity of their perception.
Repeats
Fridays all day 4th - 18th Dec on home page or listen in ARCHIVE
Extracts of Finnegan's Wake delivered through the reader's intuition rather than by any logical order, creating an audio-book style journey based on sonic expression rather than story or narrative.
Repeated: Fridays 5pm 4th - 18th Dec
Thursdays 16:00 17th Sept - 15th Oct
Listen in ARCHIVE
Exploring the possible capabilities of phonography and listening in catalysing social reconfgurations.
Mondays 19:00 14th - 28th Sept
Listen in ARCHIVE
Listen to the music created by plants via an analysis and transformation of subtle biological fluctuations.
Saturday 14th Nov 19:30
Every audience member is called up individually on the telephone and performed to for a short period of time.
Available anytime
A HISTORY OF SOUND ART
A unique informative retrospective streaming video covering a century of Sound Art.
Tuesdays 19:30
3rd Nov - 15th Dec
Turns your computer to a psychoactive audio-visual delivery system using sound and light.
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