Feb 14-16 Creative Field Recording: Practicing Knowledge T

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Here's a draft of the description: In 1992, the anthropologist Steven Feld coined the term acoustemology, a combination of acoustics and epistemology to argue for “sound as a way of knowing. In doing so it inquires into what is knowable, and how it becomes known, through sounding and listening.”

In this three-day intensive workshop, lead instructor Zach Poff will use field recording to explore sound as a way of knowing that embraces phenomenology, relationality, and reflexivity. We will practice knowing through sound, listening with an ear toward the relationships between humans, nonhumans, and processes that surround us. We will practice knowing with sound as we contribute our own gestures back into the network of sounding subjects through domains like radio, sound art, music, and film. Guest instructors include, Viv Corringham, Bonnie Jones and Monteith McCollum.

The event features listening sessions, hands-on recording demonstrations, introductions to novel sensors like contact microphones and hydrophones, and participatory and performative group work. Each session is anchored by a presentation from an invited guest, and concludes with opportunities to critique participant work.

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