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Sons do Porto

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Brazil

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Rio de Janeiro

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London Street Noises – Historical Soundwalk at Beauchamp place

An armchair soundwalk in Beauchamp Place – London – on Sunday the 20th of September at 11.00am Please join our online Zoom meeting at this address http://bit.ly/beauchampswalk – Password: y0Ztn8 Please note that this online meeting will be recorded for future sharing on our Youtube channel. If you do not want to appear on video

Mattia Cobianchi John Levack Drever
Walking piece

nothing in the area but a highway

This audio paper presents a conceptual audiovisual tour exploring Westerhoofd, an area northeast of Amsterdam’s A10 ring, through embodied counter-cartography and walking practices. It critically examines the overlooked urban and historical layers within the ring’s liminal spaces, aiming to reanimate perceptions of these largely invisible sites shaped by transit and rapid movement.

Lila Bullen-Smith
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Recording the Unseen; recreating a lost city through audio narratives

John Beauchamp's soundwalk Unseen is set in Warsaw, and recalls hidden stories and lost sounds from places wiped off the map. John's piece is available on Josh Kopeček's Echoes, and received a honourable mention at Sound Walk September 2019. Here, John talks about his work.

John Beauchamp
walkingevent

Fiesole Urbana Ascolta (Listening Urban Fiesole)

The piece is a silent urban listening walk I will lead for a group of 15 people maximum in the ancient streets of Fiesole up the hill of Florence in Italy where I live and operate. The route includes outdoor public spaces such as hilly gardens, small squares, tiny streets, indoor areas such as the

Elisabetta Senesi

Ports

Collection · 2 items

Regions

Brazil

Country · 2 sub-regions · 30 items

Rio de Janeiro

City · 2 items

Related

walkingevent

London Street Noises – Historical Soundwalk at Beauchamp place

An armchair soundwalk in Beauchamp Place – London – on Sunday the 20th of September at 11.00am Please join our online Zoom meeting at this address http://bit.ly/beauchampswalk – Password: y0Ztn8 Please note that this online meeting will be recorded for future sharing on our Youtube channel. If you do not want to appear on video

Mattia Cobianchi John Levack Drever
Walking piece

nothing in the area but a highway

This audio paper presents a conceptual audiovisual tour exploring Westerhoofd, an area northeast of Amsterdam’s A10 ring, through embodied counter-cartography and walking practices. It critically examines the overlooked urban and historical layers within the ring’s liminal spaces, aiming to reanimate perceptions of these largely invisible sites shaped by transit and rapid movement.

Lila Bullen-Smith
post

Recording the Unseen; recreating a lost city through audio narratives

John Beauchamp's soundwalk Unseen is set in Warsaw, and recalls hidden stories and lost sounds from places wiped off the map. John's piece is available on Josh Kopeček's Echoes, and received a honourable mention at Sound Walk September 2019. Here, John talks about his work.

John Beauchamp
walkingevent

Fiesole Urbana Ascolta (Listening Urban Fiesole)

The piece is a silent urban listening walk I will lead for a group of 15 people maximum in the ancient streets of Fiesole up the hill of Florence in Italy where I live and operate. The route includes outdoor public spaces such as hilly gardens, small squares, tiny streets, indoor areas such as the

Elisabetta Senesi
Since 2010, Rio de Janeiro’s port area has experienced significant architectural and structural changes that have altered public space use. The Port Sounds (Sons do Porto) project examines these transformations through the lens of urban sound, exploring how sound shapes and reflects social and cultural relationships within the city.

Since 2010, the port area of Rio de Janeiro has undergone accelerated structural and architectural changes that also transformed the use of public spaces. The Port Sounds (Sons do Porto) project was born in order to accompany these changes, focusing on the sound aspect.
The sound is an important variant of the urban experience that can give clues about how people relate to the city. Space and sound have intimate relationships. The sound creates territories and itself is also modified by cultural manifestations, social and physical place.

APA style reference

Holanda, C. (2017). Sons do Porto. walk · listen · create. https://walklistencreate.org/walkingpiece/sons-do-porto/

wander lines

The term “lignes d’erre” which was developped by Fernand Deligny who followed autist children in their shift had been taken up later by G.deleuze.

About wander lines: https://forumviesmobiles.org/points-de-vue/12619/surexpression-wander-lines

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