[Microsound-announce] SOUND CONSTRUCTIONS this weekend March 8/9

[Kim Cascone]

SOUND CONSTRUCTIONS

What are the intersections of sonic resonance and physical  
structures, how are artists exploring
and interpreting this constantly shifting field, and where is it all  
going?

a 2-day event exploring the convergence of sound, place and  
architecture, present and future

Saturday and Sunday, March 8/9


PROGRAM: initiative for art+architectural collaborations
Invalidenstrasse 115, 10115 Berlin-Mitte
t. +49 (0)30 39 509318
www.programonline.de
info at programonline.de


  visit www.programonline.de/soundconstructions.html for more  
information


Sound surrounds us, moves through us and affects our perception and  
experience to place and
space in more ways than we usually imagine. The sound of knowledge  
being produced in scientific
abs, the sound created by the ears themselves, the vibrations of the  
city playing a new kind of
music, wavelengths of the wall coming from the frontline in Sarajevo,  
the secret voice of bridges
transmitted across the globe, the sound of radio waves in the ether,  
sound as intervention back
into the street, and creating an imaginary city with sound, all come  
together in a fascinating
weekend forum.

How is the perception of everyday life informed by the sonic texture  
of our world, what are the
energy fields that sound plays in the body, resonates in the urban  
landscape, and echoes
through space?

Come by and listen in to the ideas, philosophy and sound  
constructions of an extraordinary range
of artists working in the sonic fields.


participating artists: Hans Appelqvist, Leif E. Boman, Kim Cascone,  
Rob Curgenven, Peter
Cusack, Derek Holzer, Ernst Karel, Jacob Kirkegaard, Anne Kockelkorn,  
Brandon LaBelle, Eric
La Casa, Momus, Seiji Morimoto, Udo Noll, Jodi Rose, Rowena Easton &  
Mike Blow, Carsten
Stabenow, Henry Stag, Aarom Ximm


+ Saturday, March 8
    17:00 artist talks and discussion
    20:00 screening and performances

+ Sunday, March 9
    17:00 Das kleine Field Recording Festival, curated by Rinus van  
Alebeek
    (please note there is a 5 euro entrance to the event on Sunday)

+ audiotheque open both days at noon


curated by PROGRAM in collaboration with Jodi Rose, current artist-in- 
residence

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