ART OF NOISES: STEREOPHONICA
25 November 2021
SONCITIES was thrilled to partner with EMPRES and Modern Art Oxford to present Art of Noises: Stereophonica, an evening exploring spatial audio, sonic architecture, and sonic urbanism.
Featured artists and speakers included Shiva Feshareki, Dan Hulme, Gascia Ouzounian, Merijn Royaards, Jonathan Packham, Gerard Gormley (aka being strangers), Matilde Meireles, Photolanguage (Robin Wilson and Nigel Green), and Langham Research Centre (Iain Chambers and Robert Worby).
We were also thrilled to present new work by four students in the Faculty of Music, Oxford, who created soundscape compositions in response to the SAMPLING OXFORD workshop co-hosted with Shiva Feshareki. They were: Mia Davison, Leia Devadason, Abbey Hardy, and Bilge Yilmaz, curated by Music alumna Melissa Chang.
All photographs by Helen Messenger Photography.
Merijn Royaards – Kugel Auditorium (Falling out the NIght)
Merijn Royaards – Kugel Auditorium (Falling out the NIght)
Merijn Royaards – Kugel Auditorium (Falling out the NIght)
Merijn Royaards – Kugel Auditorium (Falling out the NIght)
Stereophonica: Sound and Space in Science, Technology, and the Arts – book presentation
Photolanguage (Robin Wilson and Nigel Green)
Dan Hulme and Shiva Feshareki in converstaion
Dan Hulme and Shiva Feshareki in converstaion
Concert preparation
Matilde Meireles – Sunnyside
Matilde Meireles – Sunnyside
Gerard Gormley (aka being strangers) – OTO
Gerard Gormley (aka being strangers) – OTO
Jonathan Packham – pavilion lovesong number 1
Jonathan Packham – pavilion lovesong number 1
Concerts
Langham Research Centre – Rewiring Brutalism (Iain Chambers and Robert Worby)
Langham Research Centre – Rewiring Brutalism (Iain Chambers and Robert Worby)
Langham Research Centre – Rewiring Brutalism (Iain Chambers and Robert Worby)