26th March 2022
by Alicja Barczuk
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Ultimately, all sound that we perceive is psychoacoustic. As soon as sound passes through the ears, it stops being a physical phenomena and becomes a matter of perception. What we hear is almost by rule different from what is actually … Continue reading
23rd March 2022
by Alicja Barczuk
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Felisha Ledesma is a Berlin based sound artist and musician. Ledesma co-founded and directed S1, a project space that hosted experimental music, performance and visual art as well as being the headquarters for the Synth Library – a lending library … Continue reading
4th March 2022
by Alicja Barczuk
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Being able to listen to Pamela Z as a lecturer was nothing else but an honour and pure pleasure. I was never much interested in working with human voice, but she definitely started a process in my head that will … Continue reading
18th February 2022
by Alicja Barczuk
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Using his body to transform the sound, touching the air. Noise is a phenomenon of the modern culture. China is less professional and more “noisy” than the West. “Every speaker deserves to die” “My music has to share the room … Continue reading
3rd February 2022
by Alicja Barczuk
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In Lance Dann’s opinion, what is the most appealing about radio is the act of broadcasting – the intimacy between the listener and broadcaster, that is not present in podcast and internet transmissions. I also think, that the volatility and … Continue reading
29th January 2022
by Alicja Barczuk
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I don’t own the radio, but there is one in my house. It’s located in the kitchen. Always set on BBC Radio 6 (a compromise between all the flatmates). People listen to it when they are cooking. Isn’t radio just … Continue reading
27th January 2022
by Alicja Barczuk
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Composer and multimedia artist Christina Wheeler’s solo performances combine looped vocals with a number of unusual electronic instruments, such as the mbira, autoharp and theremin. Instruments: 1.theremin 2.theremini 3.autoharp (comes from the sitter) 4.Q-corde (digital version of autoharp) 5.mbira 6.polychord-app … Continue reading
19th January 2022
by Alicja Barczuk
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Theme: A dream Duration: 5mins Must feature: spoken word/dialogue using the human voice, environmental sounds and/or sound effects, original music (made by me) Can feature: recorded music, noise, silence, found objects/sounds At first the idea of using humans voice as … Continue reading
15th January 2022
by Alicja Barczuk
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Vicky Bennet’s lecture was a great start to the new semester. She is a multimedia artis based in Brighton. The work shown during the lecture were incredible and fun audio-visual collages. Vicky managed to mash up the songs from different … Continue reading
9th December 2021
by Alicja Barczuk
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Åsa Helena Stjerna (born 1970 in Stockholm) is a Swedish artist using sound and listening as her artistic modes of exploration. Through her site-specific installations, she explores sound’s potential, making the embedded conditions and underlying narratives connected to a situation … Continue reading