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To honour Sound Walk September our monthly Australian Walking Artists chat will include a conversation between myself and musician and sound artist Aimee Chapman about her exciting project ‘Sonic Bloom: A Transformative Sound Experience’ in Bendigo, Regional Victoria.
There’s so many interesting things going on in the world of audio and I can’t wait to dive into them.
We’ll also have our usual space for sharing and updates on AWA projects including an upcoming book!
Time: Sep 21, 2024 04:30 PM Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney
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Australian Walking Artists (AWA) is an informal, growing network of artists and creatives who love to walk in and explore urban, suburban and rural environments. AWA is exploring what walking art is, as it’s not one thing. For some, walking is part of the creative process — a way of generating art. For others, it is an experience or form of art. Members have not defined walking art, allowing artists to self-identify with the practice. Walking art will mean different things to different people.
If you would like to join, email [email protected] for monthly chat, newsletter and more, and be part of building this dynamic network.
| Amy and Aimee past audio collaboration for Heart Maps Audio Story Trail and walk event | ||
| Sonic Bloom event info |
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Heart Maps, Down the Line: An Ambulatory Audio Adventure
A unique ambulatory audio experience across two hours took people on a sound walk around the seaside town of Apollo Bay, on Gadubanud Country led by an imagined radio show hosted by project creators Amy Tsilemanis and traditional owner Richard Collopy. Participants were then transported to a theatrical scene on the beach, extending the stories heard in the audio then walked across the Great Ocean Road and into the Apollo Bay museum where a further soundscape and live singing in Indigenous language completed the experience: an exploration of how we connect with places and with each other, across the past present and future.