I am talking about solar powered sound works at 29 June – 2 July 2017 University of Hull
Sound + Environment 2017 is a four day conference bringing together artists and scientists to explore the ways that sound can deepen our understanding of environments. For example, recent developments in the field of ecoacoustics are proving fruitful in assessing ecosystem change. Sound is also increasingly used to monitor built structures and to inform urban design. We can use sound for scientific and artistic exploration, to inform and expand our knowledge of environments and our relationships to the world around us.
Sound + Environment 2017 aims to nurture meaningful collaborations which can generate new insights. The programme will feature paper sessions and panels; workshops; public performances; installations, and interventions. Keynote speakers will include Chris Watson and Leah Barclay.
Papers and artworks include CRiSAP’s Peter Cusack, Jono Gilmurray, Lisa Hall, Magz Hall, Matt Parker and Maria Papadomanolaki.
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