The visual stutter of Mary Lum’s artwork invites us to enunciate the staccato repetitions of sounds we hear and see when we walk through the city. Source: Walking for Art

Tom Service on the mutually creative relationship between music and its surroundings – fascinating exploration of sound, perhaps too focussed on the architectural man-made with too little on the environment – yet worth a listen. Source: BBC Radio 3 – The Listening Service, The Music of Sound

Soundwalks are ‘any excursion whose main purpose is listening to the environment.’ Here’s how our editor is using them to counter the increasingly automated noises we hear everyday. Source: How Soundwalks Are Helping Me Appreciate My Surroundings — The Good Trade

Source: Soundwalk event encourages NU community to pause, breathe and listen

Come and join the award-winning Lithuanian artist Lina Lapelytė  hands-on workshops in March that explore listening as a way of experiencing places, self, and others. During the session the group will be guided through practical exercises that will encourage you to engage more deeply with your aural surroundings. Source: Get involved in SPACE’s next exhibition

At the end of last year Emma Welton was interviewed . A musician who lives locally. She discusses listening as a nature connection practice. Source:  Sound Walks – Listening to Nature

When an amble in the city becomes an exercise in listening to our surroundings. Source: Soundwalking – what our ears can tell us about the places we live in | Sound of Life