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Sound mosaics for a broken world


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  • Sound fishing on the Avon

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    Hydrophone recordings made on the rivers Nadder and Avon, near Salisbury, UK, in April 2024. This was a contribution to the Salisbury River Park Project, which is aiming to develop a network of public greenspace along the rivers and throughout the town.

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  • Forest restoration

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    A sound mosaic exploring the ecological restoration of forests throughout the world.
  • Inside the Brain Forest Quipu

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    A sound mosaic celebrating the work of the Chilean artist Cecilia Vicuña. Her works have included painting, sculpture, poetry, performance art and creation of multi-media installations, often with an environmental focus. An example of the latter is 'Brain Forest Quipu', which was exhibited in the Tate Modern, London, in 2022.
  • Snowmelt

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    A musical elegy to the snowscapes that are disappearing owing to global heating.
  • The art of walking part 2

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    Further explorations of walking as an artistic practice, by performing a variety of different walking scores.
  • The art of walking part 1

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    Can walking be considered as an artform? Yes! There is a growing international community of artists for whom walking is central to their artistic practice. This offers a very different, even subversive, perspective on what art might be. But how can walking be turned into art? Here we explore this question by attempting to perform walking scores and proposals produced by different walking artists, with rather variable results...
  • Pathways of Matthew Shaw

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    An interview with the artist, musician, author and environmental activist Matthew Shaw, exploring the different creative pathways he has followed. For more information about Matthew's work, check out the following links: https://www.matthewshaw.org/, and https://texlahoma.bandcamp.com/album/the-still-silence-at-the-centre.