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Tickets: £26.00 / £18.00 (students/members)
Box Office: 01344 484123

Talks and demonstrations exploring the Internet as a destination for making and showing artwork, for sharing sounds, bringing communities together, and curating sonic experiences. Sound:Site brings together a set of exciting projects from in and around the Sound Art community, framing contemporary practice and emerging online/offline possibilities.

Taking place in the splendid Georgian mansion that is home to South Hill Park, one of the UKʼs longest surviving regional arts centreʼs. The venue lies 25 miles West of London in the Thames Valley in Berkshire.

Featuring:

Felicity Ford introducing ‘The Internet as a destination for sound-based works” outlining some of the issues surrounding online/offline creative practices

Chris Clark, Head of Digital Research, British Library. Curating from sound archives and The Internet as a destination for the UK Sound Map

Patrick McGinley presentation on folk communities, The Internet as a destination for sound-based works, “Framework” radio show as a focus or hub for a global community of artists working in phonography and field recording.

5 x 9 micro-presentations with: SoundFjord Gallery, Soundart Radio 102.5FM, Audio Gourmet net label, Joe Stevens, London Sound Survey

Kathy Hinde and Ed Holroyd present twitchr in 2 parts. Part 1 is a presentation about the background of the project. Part 2 is a walk around the grounds of South Hill Park, experiencing and making an offline/online work in real time.

Sound Diaries Felicity Ford and Paul Whitty talk about the Sound Diaries project based at Oxford Brookes University’s Sonic Art Research Unit.
Performance: 7.00pm “Framework 250 Remixed”

Live sonic performance from artists who feature on “Framework 250″ the recent definitive CD collection of
phonography-based work, with Patrick McGinley, Simon Whetham, Jonathan Coleclough.

Further Info: www.digitalmediacentre.org

With the much needed ability to search and hear old programs and see the playlists (the older programs will be slowly added bit by bit until they are all up).  Sidebar includes ability to donate and support framework radio, along with seeing recent donors and subscribers to the program.

www.frameworkradio.net

Thanks to designingsound.org for highlighting this group.