!!!Three days left to submit your sounds for curation!!!
Have an evocative sound that you've saved? Not sure what to do with it even though it seems to be doing something besides sitting on your phone or recorder? Feel free to send it to:
[email protected].
This piece begins by exploring glitchy teleconferencing spaces and their propensity to artificially remove messy sounds like barking dogs, crying babies, street noise, construction, and others beyond the grammars of spoken language.
https://t.co/nEPGOuLne6
Our call for 60-second sounds closes in five days. What might you say in 60 seconds? What sort of sonic story will you tell? Check out the link below for more info.
https://t.co/xcNxuFfXiV
In this post, @clara_rdw talks to @camilo_lq about his theoretical contribution to the field of visual anthropology and ethnographic methods, as well as his fieldsite engagement in Sarcelles, a French banlieue (a suburban community).
https://t.co/qDBGF3XqKO
Want to engage through sound? We currently have an open call for 60-second sounds. For more info, check out https://t.co/kUR6CaUCL9
Call closes April 15th. We'd love to hear from you.
#anthropologyofsound#soundstudies
Sound braid is inviting 60-second sounds for the braid. Submissions will be accepted until April 15th. Check out the link below for more info. Please feel free to circulate widely to your networks.
https://t.co/xcNxuFgv8t
#callforsubmissions#anthropologyofsound#soundstudies
We'd like to post another thread in the Sound braid conversation. Here is Mickey Vallee's "The Bridge at Lundbreck Falls":
https://t.co/zouU6pvOvj
Join the conversation at https://t.co/kUR6CaUCL9. Please feel free to circulate.
#soundstudies#anthropologyofsound