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Verleihung des Audiowalk-Award 2020 am 24. Juni, 20.00 Uhr

Guidemate, die Plattform für Audioguides, Audiowalks und Hörspaziergänge, hat in Kooperation mit Soundmarker, dem Labor für ortsbezogene Audioarbeiten, den Audiowalk-Preis 2020 ausgelobt. Gesucht wurden mutige, künstlerisch und inhaltlich anspruchsvolle Arbeiten aus den Feldern der Dokumentation, Fiktion, Klangkunst und Bildung/Vermittlung – auch Mischformen waren willkommen. And the winner is... Am 24. Juni entscheidet sich, wer das Rennen gemacht hat.

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The Soundmarker collective has been working on site-specific audio work such as audio walks, audio guides and soundwalks since 2011. We see ourselves as a laboratory in which theory and practice flow together, and develop projects that also include our exercises, experiments and research. We publish our experiences in texts.
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