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A curated playlist of sound works selected by Framework Radio - featuring the lovely recording made by Richard Bentley on the Points of Listening sound walk in April - Walking with Crickets.
Listen here: http://www.frameworkradio.net/2016/05/553-2016-05-22/ Symposium, November 16, 2015, 14.30 > 19.00, The Architecture University of Venice (IUAV) & CRiSAP On the theme of the urban environment, presenting sonic bike sound work Habitat from the Summer Pedalling Games. http://www.crisap.org/ http://www.iuav.it/SCUOLA-DI-/SCUOLA/attivit--c/---anno-201/Sound-Pass/index.htm  Research and training trip. November 19-21, 2015 To Locus Sonus for their Mobile Audio Fest, as a part of my role at CRiSAP. http://maf.locusonus.org/  5 & 6 September, London Fields, Hackney. A group sonic cycling event by the Bicrophonic Research Institute (BRI). 10 sonic bikes, 10 bicrophonic artist and 10 new sound works. A sonic bike is "a bicycle with frame mounted speakers carrying sounds and music that will change and play dependent on where and how fast the cyclist goes, using our sonic bike to GPS software system. The sonic bike was invented by Kaffe Matthews and has evolved over 10 years of international projects". My work explores the built environment; the planning, implications and possible uses of our city spaces, taking you on a journey into imaginary spaces and back. The first part of the work is plotted to a set route out of the north end of the park, the second part is plotted in a free form style across a mesh of streets to the east of the park, here you can ride, explore and make your own route through the streets and sounds. Follow the development of my work on my blog http://lisa--hall.blogspot.co.uk/. Come and ride! Bikes can be collected from the stall in London Fields and used for 20 minutes to explore and hear a work. Free, deposit required. 11am - 5pm. www.sonic bikes.net/news  |
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