audiotour
Highlights
Deutung 3.0
Simon Deuter - art historian, curator or artist himself? - offers a highly entertaining audio tour of Kassel with Deutung 3.0. The art tour starts with informative reflections on various works of art in public space. Then Deuter gradually lets you in on closely guarded secrets of the art world. But he also seems to be pursuing his own goals. Only which ones? And what role do you play?
SoHo: A Retrospective
This GPS-triggered audio tour of SoHo, New York City, features narration by lifelong resident Yukie Ohta, founder of the SoHo Memory Project. It includes stops at notable sites such as Housing Works Bookstore, Ken Hiratsuka's sidewalk carvings, and the Judd Foundation, linking historical facts with personal memories from local artists and authors.
The Alternative Tour of Little Bredy
This audio tour is an adaptation of the performance ‘The Tour of All Tours’ that was commissioned by Inside Out Dorset Festival for the village of Littlebredy. It offers a tour of the tours, real and imaginary, that cross the village and in so doing creates both a critical reflection on the nature of tours and
Anytown audio tour
This post introduces a fictional fantasy audio walking tour designed for any town or city, featuring imaginative encounters with local landmarks and characters. The tour requires common urban elements such as a drain cover, tree, flower, pavement, café, postbox, park, pond, and bin to complete the experience.
East Cast’s East London
31 different locations around East London – there is no specific route. EastCast is a radio show (ResonanceFm) and podcast covering arts, culture and community in East London. This audio tour is a geo-located version of the show with interviews, features and sound pieces attached to a wide range of different locations all over East London.
Walking pieces
Douglastown Detour Audiotour
This piece features a collage of field recordings and historical stories from a unique village on Quebec's Gaspé coast, recounting memories from two generations ago. It guides listeners along the town’s central sites, connecting present locations with their past, and is a more extensive, downloadable version related to the mobile app of the same name.
Articles elsewhere
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 …
