David Chesworth … Abstract Dia:Beacon is a large contemporary art museum in upstate New York that exhibits minimalist, conceptual and post-minimalist art by significant American and European artists, who were most active in the second half of the …
Budhaditya Chattopadhyay … Abstract Can ‘sound’ be ‘exhibited’ as an artistic object? Is the notion of exhibiting sound not a fallacy, considering the nature and characteristics of sound, predominantly emerging as an ephemeral and immaterial phenomenon? …
Holger Schulze … Kastrup Søbad Dancing is an epistemic practice. Walking is an epistemic practice; eating is an epistemic practice. Drinking is an epistemic practice. Smelling is an epistemic practice. Touching is an epistemic practice. Listening: is an …
Sanne Krogh Groth … Kristine Samson … With this special issue of Seismograf we are happy to present a new format of articles: Audio Papers. Audio papers resemble the regular essay or the academic text in that they deal with a certain topic of interest, …
Anette Vandsø … INTRODUCTION Over the past 70 years, the idea of a stable relationship between the musical work of art and its context has been a key problem. The question of autonomy has always been at the core of the discursive practices of music …
Juliana Hodkinson … Introduction Being one of many self-taught practitioners in the use of digital audio, I consider in this article which changes the use of the computer and audio software have brought about in my previously instrumentally-based …