
Curating Sound
Curating and exhibiting sounds in a radio context. How? And, why? LEARN more.
Radio Nouspace combines research, archiving, curating, and creative practice to experiment with radio as both a form of art and a transmission medium for art. Several research inquiries provide the conceptual framework for this effort. Specific research topics are outlined below. Follow links to further information.
Curating and exhibiting sounds in a radio context. How? And, why? LEARN more.
Radio as collaborative production and listening experiences. Global in reach, local in focus. LEARN more.
Radio as a medium for art promotes opportunities for new acoustic narrative strategies. LEARN more.
Considers early recordings, broadcasts, and more. LEARN more.
Considers sound installations as an intermedia and time-based art form. LEARN more.
Considers sound art as creating and sustaining new narrative strategies. LEARN more.
Considers sound poetry as a dichotomy between a text-based experience, and a performance of voice without words. LEARN more.
Considers soundscapes as all the overlapping sounds that might be heard in a particular acoustic environment. LEARN more.
Considers sound and listening as providing a conceptual framework for research and creative practices. LEARN more.