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For the first episode of Constellations’ 2020 season, we present FEEL THE SKY, a duo of sound works in conversation composed by JAYE KRANZ (Australia) and MYRA AL-RAHIM (USA). Both extend from the same starting point – a recording from 1992 mad
For the first episode of Constellations’ 2020 season, we present FEEL THE SKY, a duo of sound works in conversation composed by JAYE KRANZ (Australia) and MYRA AL-RAHIM (USA). Both extend from the same starting point – a recording from 1992 mad
This Mystery Box has been mixed by Ariana Martinez.It’s composed from sounds recorded by: Jess Shane, Miyuki Jokiranta, Anouk Hannan, Mike Williams, Ayesha Barmania, Adair Sheppard and Isaac Arnquist.To hear these sounds in their entirety, cl
This episode of Constellations we speak with artist and writer jamilah malika abu-bakare about Aural Alterities, an online exhibition curated by abu-bakare. Aural Alterities is a collection of works by 8 sound artists, which suggest dimensions
Bing bang clang ding, a new Mystery Box is here!This Mystery Box has been mixed by Xen Nhà.It’s composed from sounds recorded by: Ayesha Barmania, Adair Sheppard and Isaac Arnquist.To hear these sounds in their entirety, click here.Cons
"I heard once that swans don't like green..."***This Mystery Box has been mixed by Miyuki Jokiranta.It’s composed from sounds recorded by: Jon, Mike Williams, Nick Violi, Jess Shane, and Kalli Anderson.***To hear these sounds in their
Farewell! Keep your ears peeled for the next Mystery Box in the hours/ days/ weeks ahead 😈Confused? Confounded? Visit the Mystery Box online at: constellationssounds.org/mystery-boxWe are also closed for submissions until the next Myst
Trick & treat. You know where we've been 😉Constellations returns with some 🪄😈✨🧨 very soon.
Lonely Artefacts is a podcast series about regional Australian museums by Sisters Akousmatica for Constellations. Lonely Artefact #2 takes you to the Waratah Museum in Waratah north west lutruwita-Tasmania. From Sisters Akousmatica: “I visit
Energy usage and sound are two omnipresent components of our daily life. We're constantly trying to weigh our own wants and complications against individual sacrifices and the perceived "difference" our actions can make. And of course, as with
Language is inextricably linked to land. In this episode, we explore how the shifts in the landscape have impacted language across generations and cultures.Featuring:“Translation (a prayer)” by John Isaiah Edward Hill“During the drought the
Ft. “American Ghosts” by Erica Huang and “Bob Hope No Hope” by Jenn Stanley.The act of recording has impacted how we perceive and understand time. Recording’s byproduct, whether by sound, video, photo etc, is an artifact of the past, a moment
Voicing was produced and composed by Mara SchwerdtfegerThe piece is an interweaving abstract conversation exploring the concept of voice through a series of four sound elements. The deconstructable nature of the piece allows for multiple form
This episode of constellations we’re mapping ourselves, from the outside in. Relax your need to understand everything and listen to yourself, your body, loosen the need to analyze.Featuring:“Necropolis 2: Cruise Control” by Kamikaze Jones“A
What do eyes sound like?Does a spider’s abdomen sound furry or crunchy? How much sameness do I share with a cardinal? A mouse? Or the mold in the corners of my bathroom?... I should clean my bathroom?In BASIC INGREDIENTS we’re into objects
Do you ever feel like you’re not quite getting it? We live in a time of missed connections expressed through misunderstandings, dropped calls and glitches. In this episode of Constellations, sit with us in an attempt to express the inexpressibl
I want to talk about how the accumulation of things — books or bottles or whatever - is overwhelming on different scales. Overwhelming to the environment, overwhelming to the individual home, or overwhelming to the body. I wanted to make som
X Axis: The rationale of a body in pain--Think about each layer existing at the same time and bleeding together. Each layer is like a different perspective to a single thing that is too massive to perceive all at once.--Accumulation Over T
Y Axis: The hoarding habits of two manhattan heirs--imagine these pieces as parts of a whole.--Accumulation Over Time was written, produced, and edited by Adriene Lilly and features the voice of Tiana Tucker with additional help from Tiana
“There's something to me something about hoarding or accumulating or the need to own things and purchase things and have things in your life. I understand it on a lot of levels and obviously I have stuff and I have more plants than a person sho
Lonely Artefacts is a podcast series about regional Australian museums by Sisters Akousmatica for Constellations. Discover regional museum curators' feelings about their objects, audience and dust.This project aims to use the RSS feed as a re
BROOD was composed by RUTMEAT. RUTMEAT writes:This work was created by singing with feedback, using effects pedals, playing cymbals with beadwork and some field recordings. April 30th is when I pulled "the sun, it sets on the empire" throug
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