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_LISTENING TO OURSELVES________

We examine different ways in which the act of listening can be guided to enhance and develop self awareness and the awareness of others, and become a thread that binds core selfhoods between individuals.

_EARLY YEARS & SEN LISTENERS____

A great way to motivate young people to listen to their surroundings and be active using their ears, learning different ways to use sound as means of understanding the world around them. 

_LISTENING SPACES______________

We expand the concept of the space around us, exploring sounds in close proximity to our ears and those that exist on the further reaches of our hearing capabilities. 

REDUCE SCREEN TIME You can listen on the go. Many of the workshops do not require you to stare at the screen.

So plug in headphones and close the screen, just listen.

Click on the image of the series of your choice and on the series page choose the episode.

_LISTENING AS CULTURE___________

We think of culture in this context as a meaning that is drawn towards the metaphor and beyond the listener and the listened to.

ourselves

LISTENING TO OURSELVES

Let’s explore keys, locks, doors, greetings & goodbyes together.

QUINTEPHONICS

Joshua W. Bruner

Learn about the long history of neurofeedback in the arts and obtain the knowledge and tools needed to begin creating sounds with your own brainwaves.

UTTERINGS

ANDANCONNERDERCU

Exploring non-lingual communication. Here communication is not approached as a transmission of information, ruled by code or abstract conventions, but as a connection through affection, attention, glitches, lags and even voids.

SOUND BATH

AHRKH

In two seasons of sound baths, AHRKH explores Chakras and primordial Nature's Elements through intention, sound, and frequency, using both traditional and contemporary instrumentation, to create and hold a space for inner exploration, alignment, and expansion.

LISTENING SPACES

Spaces

DISSOLVING SPACES

Doron Sadja

Listen to the live micro-sounds produced as a tiny wandering microphone navigates a trail through a bunch of stuff at an artist's studio in this frenzied POV style investigation.

RADIO APOREE

Udo Noll

A showcase of this massive and impressive global sound map project, and four guided geo-mixes.

NET WALK

Tim Shaw

Enter Tim Shaw's brain as he plugs you into his eyes (with a wearable camera) and ears (with binaural microphones) as he walks through Luzern, Switzerlands tuning in and manipulating sounds.

SWARMING

Eric La Casa

A selection of recordings from Paris of immediate surroundings and unusual environments.

BINAURAL SOUNDSCAPES

Nikki Sheth

A series of binaural field recordings taken in the Limpopo province of South Africa in 2017. This series of provides immersive spatial listening and a sense of escapism,.

SOUND TRAILS

Lucy Claire

An interactive sound walk that can be explored in any urban environment around the world. A walking meditation that asks the listener to re-hear the city around them and observe the sonic connections between people and place.

SOUND MASSAGE

Rebecca Horrox

Variations on the ASMR concept and a creative workshop. Close up sounds, micro-textures from hand-operated found objects and a psychoactive journeying experience.

THE WORLD AS A COMPOSER

Alastair McNeill

Using live feeds from CCTV cameras in international cities to create a binaural sonic abstraction of language to form an ulterior understanding of our pandemic world, as people's movement transform sound in real time.

EVERYTHING YOU CAN IMAGINE IS REAL

Martyna Poznanska

A guided listening walk for any place. Listeners are asked to attend to different tasks to shift between different modes of prolonged sonic and environmental perception.

Cultures

CULTURES OF LISTENING

LISTENING TO PLANTS

Fahmi Mursyid

Three plants play a vintage synth (with no built in sequencer) in real time with midi biodata sonification device. By attaching the two probes to the leaves of a plant the device measures and identifies the tiny electrical current fluctuations the plant generates.

PHONO-DOC

Juan Castrillo

A podcast series in two seasons where we will discover the work of artists who utilize sound recording as a medium for expressing the spatial and socio-political conditions of every day life, exploring the possible capabilities of phonography and listening in catalyzing social reconfigurations.

THE SOUND OF FINNEGANS WAKE

Sinead O'Neill

Finnegans Wake by James Joyce is a night-time stream of consciousness; a dream. The best way to read it is to listen to it, dipping in and out of it (like a river!).

PSYCHOACOUSTICS & SONIC ILLUSION

J Milo Taylor

Uncovering musical illusion, subjective experience of psychoacoustic listening scenarios and explore your incredible, unperfect auditory system.

A HISTORY OF SOUND ART

J Milo Taylor

An engaging sound collage presenting an unique historical documentation of a century of Sound Art from the early 20th century to 2006.

RADIOPHONICS

Eva Collins Alonso

The juxtaposition of Storytelling, Foley and Sound design from an historical perspective.

ELECTROMAGNETIC SOUND ART

Joe Banks


This presentation discusses technical, musical and symbolic aspects of Electromagnetic sound art piece “National Grid”, in relation to art history, to experimental and classical music, and to literature.

FIVE HAIKU

Laonikos Chalkokondilis

Intended for early morning walks whilst listening, guided and accompanied by shakuhachi player Laonikos

SOUNDWORLDS

Daniel Thorne, Peter Broderick, Douglas Dare

Home Tapes is a triptych of sonic theatre pieces by artists on the Erased Tapes label, reflecting on the concept of ‘home’

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