Created by Stephanie Loveless and Brady Marks for the 2008 Vacouver New Music festival, the DIY Soundwalk website is designed to incite sonic explorations wherever a person happens to be, and at whatever time. Interested parties are led to a webpage where they receive a soundwalk generated — in the moment of their clicking — from a number of carefully composed parameters.
An audiopaper recorded in Crete, Greece and Quebec, Canada.
Hampstead, London, UK
Uncovering the sonic spaces of Hampstead Heath.
Exeter, UK
A Sound Walk podcast conversation. Composer Emma Welton walks, listens and talks with artist Volkhardt Müller an Exeter-based multidisciplinary artist with a professional interest in landscape, how people shape it and how it shapes people.
A physical deck of 52 task cards, walking prompts, integrated with Dérive app, developed together with students at MIT and inmates at a juvenile correctional facility.
New York, NY, USA
Nine physical decks, 56 cards, 42 Little Free Libraries. Manhattan and Brooklyn.
25 Jun, 2022
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
St Non's Bay, United Kingdom
This podcast gives people from all over the world the chance to follow in the footsteps of ancient pilgrims and experience the stories, secrets and sounds of St Non’s Chapel and Holy Well, the reported birthplace of Wales’ patron saint.
Garden House, Kilruddery Demesne West, Bray, County Wicklow, Ireland
The Ancestors is a hauntological soundtrail geo-located in the grounds of Killruddery, a historic house in County Wicklow, Ireland. The work explores the written archives of the Brabazon family who have been living at Killruddery since 1618.
