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Sounding Art Trail – sharing soundscapes

Mert Hocaoglu and Serra Özhan of sound artists Dystopic Symptoms and Hu Eryurt and Ilgin Tufan of the Cultural Routes Society in Turkey to share their learning from the Sounding Art Trail project. The Sounding Art Trail project is funded through a grant from the British Council’s Connections through Culturefund and is set to raise awareness of climate change, by sharing soundscape recordings along long distance

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Re-Sounding the Archive: Sound Archives, Memory, and Creative Practice

The Glasgow School of Art
2026-07-17 12:00
Online

Online seminar series 1pm, Friday 17, 24 & 31 July This online seminar series brings together leading artists and researchers working with sound archives and creative practice. Across three lunchtime talks, invited speakers will share perspectives from their own artistic and research practices, with a particular focus on how sound archives are listened to, interpreted,

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Sound walk 2023

Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada: Snow-Walking on Koojesse Inlet

The recording captures the soundscape of what is locally known as walking on hollow snow.

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Sounding Art Trail – sound walk walkshop

2026-03-20 11:00
Otford (OTF), Station Approach, Otford, Sevenoaks, UK

On Friday 20 March, we invite you to join us for a free sound walk walkshop starting at Otford railway station (TN14 5QY)at 11.00am, just metres from the UK's North Downs Way. You will be joined by artists and fellow participants to explore walking as a creative tool using guided listening, collective movement, and reflective exercises to engage with the soundscape of the trail. Rather than producing sound about place, the workshop emphasises producing sound with place, through embodied and shared experience.

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Sound walk SWS20 2020

September: Sound Walking Experiments in Haecceity and Allography

In September 2020, a series of soundwalking experiments will explore the tension between immediate, site-specific experience (haecceity) and mediated or recorded representations (allography) through DIY devices that capture and transform walkers' sounds and biophysical data. These experiments, conducted across Tyneside, East Anglia, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and France, aim to generate a multimedia corpus culminating in a streamed improvised radio performance and documented via a dedicated website.

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walkingevent  

First Monday Sound Salon

Museum of Walking
2016-11-07 19:00
Multiple locations

Between November, 2016 and November 2017 the Museum of Walking ran regular Sound Salons on the First Monday of every month. Join us for relaxed informal discussions about field recording, audio walks, soundscape composition, immersive performances, geo-located media and digital live art performances, in which we share ideas, compositions and walks and explore how sound (and

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Sound Walk September 2020 Awards shortlist

I am delighted to say that my work “The 42 walks of Contención Island” has been shortlisted for the Sound Walk September 2020 Awards. You can see the full shortlist here – https://walklistencreate.org/2020/10/15/sound-walk-september-2020-awards-shortlist/. Winners and honourable mentions will be announced in … Continue reading →

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Nikki Sheth Website

Nikki Sheth is an internationally recognised sound artist and composer. Her work aims to give voice to the environment and foster a deeper connection with the natural world through field recordings, soundscape composition, spatial audio practices, multimedia installations, and sound walking. Her interests in environmental sound include interspecies communication, nocturnal soundscapes and acoustic ecology - the relationship between sound and humans.
Nikki Sheth
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dilly-dally

To walk slowly, reticently, scuffing shoes on path, hold back in a belligerent way.

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