About the position of sound-art in visual arts.
In the framework of the exhibition Sense of Sound, different national and international curators discussed the status of sound art within the field of visual arts. The interest in sound art notably increases, but curators and programmers often find it hard to display sound art in either exhibition concepts or infrastructure. Many choices – both artistically and in relation to the presentation-environment – are medium specific. The professional field often does not possess sufficient knowledge with regard to presenting a medium that is as physical as it seems elusive; hence the need for further discussion and expertise on this subject
July 2, 2014Meta Studio
In this interesting article in the Norwegian Magazine Kunstjouralen B-post, Carsten Seiffarth (who also did this talk at the Sense of Sound symposium) talks about his curatorial approach to sound art and the many particularities that have to be tak...
July 1, 2014Meta Studio
Video report of the panel discussion at the Sense of Sound Symposium on May 22, 2014 at Z33, or read a written transcript of the discussion here.
In the framework of the exhibition Sense of Sound, different national and international curators ...
July 1, 2014Meta Studio
Video report of the talk of Joost Fonteyne at the Sense of Sound Symposium on May 22, 2014 at Z33.
Joost Fonteyne (Kortrijk) directs Festival van Vlaanderen Kortrijk. He has been programming Sounding City for many years within this festival an...
July 1, 2014Meta Studio
Video report of the talk of Nicole Gingras at the Sense of Sound Symposium on May 22, 2014 at Z33.
Nicole Gingras is a researcher, independent curator and author based in Montreal. She is particularly interested in the image, be it visual, aud...
