Sometimes the online world reveals unsuspected parallel dimensions. This is an unknown restyle of Neural independently (and secretly as we never knew about it) made by NY-based Motion and Graphic Designer, Clarke Blackham. Very nicely made, perhaps only a bit glossier for the magazine’s line, it testifies once more how even your most familiar outcomes can have another life somewhere else.
Tag Archives: sound art
Caleb Kelly – Tangible/Intangible: The Sound of Sculpture

Govett-Brewster Art Gallery, ISBN-13: 978-1988543031, English, 56 pages, 2020, New Zealand
The realm of art and sound is a slippery one, with ‘sound art’ being a bit abused as a definition, but with plenty of →
Alan Licht – Sound Art Revisited

Bloomsbury Academic, ISBN-13: 978-1501333774, English, 208 pages, 2019, UK
This is the second (revisited edition) of one of the first books addressing sound art as such, attempting through a diversified research a consistent and universal →
Voin Oruwu – Etudes From A Starship

CD – Kvitnu
After Big Space Adventure, a double LP published in 2018 for Private Persons, the sound artist Dmitriy Avksentiev, aka Voin Oruwu, now releases ten new futuristic tracks for the label Kvitnu by Dmytro Fedorenko and Kateryna →
Angelina Yershova – Cosmo Tengri

CD – Twin Paradox
In Cosmo Tengri, the Kazakh sound artist Angelina Yershova is deeply engaged in the terrestrial ecosystem: deforestation, sustainability and the preservation of nature. In the video that accompanies the album’s first track, “Korgau”, the refined experimentalist →
(edited by) Julia Eckhardt – Grounds for Possible Music: On Gender, Voice, Language, and Identity

Errant Bodies Press, ISBN-13: 978-0997874426, English, 144 pages, 2019, Germany
One of the characteristics of experimental music and even more of sound art, is that they have allowed musicians to permeate their work with specific →
Brandon LaBelle – Sonic Agency: Sound and Emergent Forms of Resistance

Goldsmiths Press / The MIT Press, ISBN-13: ISBN: 978-1906897512, English, 224 pages, 2018, USA
Brandon LaBelle is a key figure in contemporary sound art studies. In this book he expresses the role of sound in political issues through a →
Test Tone, 1000hz, 33 rpm, Dadaist Turntablism – Yann Leguay

1000hz is a frequency commonly used as a test tone in audio perception experiments. Rigorous research into human sensitivity to sound and auditory thresholds has often used 1000Hz as a reference point for determining the quietest tones a person with →
Anthem, Sound Space As Political Space – Felipe Castelblanco

There is a strong connection between nations and bodies of people living in those nations. A territorial connection that doesn’t concern a geopolitical confine but the morphology of those territories. The national anthem is a trace of a community, or →
Douglas Kahn – Earth Sound Earth Signal: Energies and Earth Magnitude in the Arts

University of California Press, ISBN-13: 978-0520257559, English, 344 pages, 2012, USA
Douglas Kahn is one of the most inspiring scholars dealing with sound and art. He’s able to accurately track historically compelling behind-the-scenes facts, while retrieving and connecting visionary trajectories →
Andrey Smirnov, Jeremy Deller, Matt Price – Sound in Z – Experiments In Sound And Electronic Music in Early 20th Century Russia

König Books Ltd / Sound And Music, ISBN-13: 978-3865607065, 96 pages, 2013, English
The western imaginary about post-October revolution Russia and its liberated, flourishing cultural scenes is only partially supported by official histories. This unique book adds another important account →