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Revision as of 20:16, 17 September 2013

Artists

Projects

  • radio aporee ::: soundmap, a growing global archive of geo-bound recordings, reflecting the complexity of our sonic environments, as well as the different perception and artistic perspectives of its many contributors, in relation to sound, space and places.
  • Peter Cusack's sound database.
  • Favourite Sounds of Prague, an open, collaborative, online community dedicated to fieldrecording, urbanism, phonography and psychogeography of Prague.
  • The Sound of the Netherlands, a sound archive available from the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision; contains over 10.000 sound recordings from the 1950s to the 1990s.
  • nula.cc, a ser­ies of file­casts, each con­sist­ing of an as­semb­lage of sounds, im­ages, or words.
  • Sounds of Europe, a platform for field recording.
  • Listen to the World: Online Soundscapes, exhibition of online sound projects.
  • Sound Localities, a project that explores the experience of sound in the city and its relationship a specific regional and cultural space through field recordings and interviews with artists, individuals and organisations in 7 cities around the world.

Resources

See also

Sound art, Sensory ethnography


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