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Treffen der Audiowalk-Community in Leipzig

Aus Bremen, Hannover, Augsburg, Frankfurt/Main, Weimar, Halle, Hamburg, Berlin sind sie angereist – Audiowalkpraktiker*innen tauschen sich, initiiert von storydive, in den den wunderbaren Räumen des Kulturkosmos Leipzig aus und schmieden gemeinsam Pläne. In mir hat ein Satz aus dem Audiowalk „Kein Schiff wird kommen“ von Katrin Bretschneider (Konzept und Text) und Ilona Marti (Sounddesign) seinen …

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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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