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Street Haunting: Reflections on staying at home and walking the city
Johanna Steindorf’s audio paper reflects on how pandemic-related sheltering in place has altered experiences of staying at home and walking in the city, drawing on Virginia Woolf’s and Xavier de Maistre’s writings. She discusses her artistic projects, including video and audio walks that explore mediated presences in urban spaces, examining their implications for understanding space and future experiences.
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Score #8 – Jackie Bourke
Score #8 by Jackie Bourke [score base: a picture of a kitchen with yellow walls; photo and score: Jackie Bourke (2021); score text: The Art of Travel/controlled by an institutional power/ominous little warning signs/slowness is a defining feature./wh...
New audio work part of Until We Travel Sound Project by Cities & Memory
Fantastic global sound map project just launched by Cities & Memory reimagining the sounds of travel and transportation in a pre-pandemic and pandemic world. GO TO MARKET TRADERS MOVE ASIDE FOR A TRAIN, PERÚ > PLAY This is a new composition exp...
Proposals: XV International Conference on Walking and Liveable Communities
Submissions will be open until 14 March 2104 The Premier of New South Wales and the Mayor of Sydney, Australia are pleased to be hosting the XV International Conference on Walking and Liveable Communities in October 2014. The conference will provide a platform to unpack the policies that are working to support people walking and […]
