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Intermission- What can a sound recording tell us about architecture?

Mapping the space between A and B
Echoes/ Lisbon Architecture Triennial 2013

This project started as an international open call which asked people to record the sound of their ‘local’. Over 100 artists and creators submitted recordings, which were broadcast over 72 hours by the artist collective ‘echoes’ on their radio network, Stress Fm. This archive can now be accessed on Soundcloud via link below.

 

Visit the audio archive:

LISTENING TO THE OPEN CALL FOR RADIO PROJECTS

INTERMISSION: AN AUDIO PORTRAIT OF PLACE –
MAPPING THE SPACE BETWEEN A AND B

A collaboration between Jennie Savage and Echoes
Listen here
To make a map is to create a visual register of place.
To actively use a map is to make connections and perceptually join people, places and ideas together.
‘Mapping’ is an attempt to represent multiplicity. To give form to concepts, ideas, journey’s, even time.
An audio map is the playing out of sounds, ideas, field recordings, footage and imaginings from geography this
creates a new topography- a new map. A map that connects sounds to place and then forges connections
between places. This process is empowering. It connects people and ideas; situations that seemed singular
become multiple.

The broadcast has been organised into sections:
‘Territories’ Individual, community, locality, corporate, global, bought into conversation.
‘Convergence’ The intermeshing of birdsong, a human voice, a car, a factory, a glitch, a shopping mall, an
airport a train station, their convergence as audio portrait of place and human experience.
‘Psycho geography’, Time emerges through place.
‘Reflexivity’ Thinking about the idea of the field recording, the meaning of a walk or journey.
‘Dis orienteering’ The field recording as starting point for abstraction or manipulation.

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Broadcast by
 stress.fm between 20 and 22 of September 2013

Essay/ Poster – Intermission A3 poster copy

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LIST OF PARTICIPANTS:

 

Acoustic Mirror / Madrid, Spain
Alan Dunn & Jeff Young / UK
Alan Gleeson / Berlin, Germany
Aldene Rocha and Ingeborg Blom Andersskog / Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
Alejandro Cornejo Montibeller / Lima, Perú
Alejandro Villegas / Bogotá, Colombia
Aline Dufat / London, UK
Amira Hanafi / Cairo, Egypt
Ana Gandum / Lisboa, Portugal
Antonio Bermúdez / Bogotá, Colombia
Ashley Scott / Sydney, Australia
Balam Ronan / México
Becky Grajeda / Chicago, Illinois, USA
Betelhem Makonnen / Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
Brendan Baylor / Iowa City, USA
Charlotte Wendy Law / London, UK
Chris Wood / London, UK
Christiana Kazakou / London, UK
Christopher DeLaurenti / Williamsburg, VA USA
Cristina Gaviria Beltrán / Bogotá, Colombia
Dafydd Sills-Jones / Aberystwyth, Wales
Damir Kustic / Rijeka, Croatia
David Blame / London, UK
David Brazier, Kelda Free and Advent Sorrow / Perth, Australia
David Tarnow and Doug Wright / Canada
David Tomaloff / Racine, USA
Dirk Elst / Ghent, Belgium
Dixie Treichel / Minneapolis, MN, USA
Elisabetta Senesi / Florence, Italy
Elizabeth Ross / México
Emiliano Battistini / Rimini, Italy
Eric Leonardson / USA
Estelle Rosenfeld / Ramsgate, UK
Félix Blume / Mexico City, Mexico/France/Belgium
Flavien Gillié / Niévroz, France
Gabriel Dernbach / Berlin, Germany
Gintas k / Marijampole, Lithuania
GRAU/T / Essen, Germany
Greg Ruben / Brooklyn, New York, USA
James W. Norton / London and Cambridge, UK
Jan Van Den Dobbelsteen / Eindhoven, The Netherlands
Jess Allen / UK
João Bento / Portugal
John F. Barber / Vancouver, Washington, USA
Jordan Cleland / Indianapolis, IN, USA
Jorn Ebner / Berlin Kreuzberg, German
José Pastor / Aldeia do Mato, Portugal
Julia Heslop / Newcastle upon Tyne, England
Jurgen de Blonde / Belguim
Kevin Logan / London, UK
Larry Achiampong / London, UK
Mandy Williams / London, UK
Marcelo Armani / Canoas, Brasil
Marco Lampis / Italy
Maria Balabas / Romania
Maria Best / Germany
Maria Papadomanolaki / London, UK
Mario Lautier Vella / Hertfordshire, UK
Mark Hardy / USA
Marssares / Maricá, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
Matt Warren / Hobart, Australia
Mauro Sá Rego Costa / Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
Michael Cousin / Wales, Cardiff
Munan Øvrelid and Marcellvs L / Berlin, Germany
Natasha Lowe Swingler / London, UK
Nigel Helyer / North Fremantle, Australia
Noah Jurcin / Chicago, USA
Paul Collins / Paris, France
Pedro Garbellini / São Paulo, Brasil
Peter Barnard / Amersham, UK
Peter Lenaerts / Belgium
Peter Strickmann / Saarbrücken, Germany
Radio APPROXIM / Uden, Netherlands
Randolph Jordan / Vancouver, Canada
Rebecca Louise Collins / Wales
Renee Lauzon / USA
Riccardo Benassi / Berlin, Germany
Saba Hasan / New Delhi, India
Sam Heydt / USA
Sierra Mitchell / Chicago IL USA
Simon Serc / Slovenia
Sirpa Jokinen / Helsinki, Finland
Speculum / Los Angeles, USA
Stuart Craig / Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK
Susanna Jurvanen / Finland
Tariq Emam / Scarborough, UK
The Psychogeographical Commission / Glasgow
Tricia Flanagan / Kowloon City, Hong Kong
Ulrich Ludat / Saarbrücken, Germany
Uwe Kirsch Aka Genarten / Bremen, Germany
Virgilio Oliveira / Currently living in London, UK.
William Diaz / Bogotá, Colombia
Wiska Radkiewicz and Andrea Cohen / France / USA

Yorgos Taxiarchopoulos / Greece
Rachel Andrews, Co Leitrim / Ireland Camille Lacroix – Paris, France / Stockholm, Sweden

 

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  • Street encounters & walking as research
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  • Counterslip
  • Moby Dick, A re-enactment for four boats
  • Route>Share
  • Radial
  • Fables for a new world
  • Nutopia Symposium 2008
  • Guide To Getting Lost
  • Note To Self
  • STAR Radio 2004-2005
  • Guide By A Stranger
  • Field Walk
  • The Arcades Project: A 3D Documentary
  • Out in the world: An exploration of the view
  • Million Moments
  • Anecdotal City
  • a circle
  • Between Ourselves
  • Portable Cinema Project
  • Your Eyes Are A Window- A Sound Track For The Horizon
  • A Walk From A-Z
  • Common Wealth Museum
  • …and then I returned it to the sea.
  • Counterslip
  • Heritage/ Site
  • We will walk into the night
  • Lounge/ Bar
  • Mushroom
  • I Like Everything
  • Utopia Audio Guide
  • Intermission- What can a sound recording tell us about architecture?
  • Street encounters & walking as research
  • Fracture Mob
  • Sounding City