Sensing The Environment ~Secondary Research~ by NiamhSeana Meehan

Research - on listening walks

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Sonic Muscle

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Event | ‘Sea Mediations: Hydro-criticism and Tidal Thinking’ – Symposium (University of Amsterdam)

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Artist duo - studio thinkinghand

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Artist Duo - Studio Thinkinghand artwork - TIDE

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Artwork - Peninsula by Vibeke Mascini

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Drawing the peninsula from memory

Glasgow - Corpores Infames: Disreputable Bodies is a performance playing with the connections between trans bodies, boglands and the ancient Celtic rituals honouring them. Emerging from the research of three artists living across Glasgow and the Shetland Islands with a shared devotion to wetlands, this solstice ritual performance explores what boglands can teach us about commitment to deep time and resistance to the tyranny of productivity.

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Authority Research Network

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swimming pool performance

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researching WITH rather than ON

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material form research - (other ways to listen) - cassette - Upstream Ensemble, an aqueous sound piece initiated and composed by field recordist and artist Pablo Diserens for their 2022/23 Digital Residency.

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Chris Watson ~ weather report

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Weather report

Chris Watson - Weather Report (2003) [FULL ALBUM]

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Water Ontologies -or, how can we learn new ways to sense and define the relations between humans, non-humans and water

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And Tomorrow And presents a demanding cacophony of voices questioning our collective futures. Ecological disaster, inter-species collaboration, cyborgian manifestations – from these new and altered states, artists consider differing formulations of futures.

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deep listening

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cn4NnwB8LR0

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Laure Prouvost: Deep See Blue Surrounding You

-it thinks as it touches

-so it reacts as it touches

-you become one of the tentacles that has experienced something and has sort of spread

Laure Prouvost: Deep See Blue Surrounding You

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Laure Prouvost has imagined a liquid and tentacular environment, questioning who we are, where we come from and where we are going.

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'we try to touch and understand our environment more'

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Francesca Mariano's eclectic performance project lingers around self-discovery and hydro-feminist agency. In the wreckage of the environmental crisis fluidity is a method of radical collectivity and the artist attempts to reach this dimension through post-modern juxtapositions of human-made and machine-created sounds and vibrations.

niamhseana — 2024-05-23 07:27:57 UTC

Anja Örns “In Memory of a River”

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In her sound work Wind (Tuuli – Vind), the Korpo-based artist Renja Leino makes tangible the constant presence and significance of the sea wind in the archipelago environment. Leino’s commissioned work consists of a collection of stories told by the islanders about their experiences of the wind.

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Developed in collaboration with Boonwurrung Elder N’arweet Carolyn Briggs, Watershed is an essay and audio recording that delves into the deep history of Melbourne’s waterways.

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rīvus: a glossary of water ~

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https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0XizlD8AIkh0b32qJnyuLS?si=7nMNFZQSS_KJ0q5g38W6vA&dl_branch=1&nd=1

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The Rivers Sing with Deborah Cheetham AO and Daniel Browning.

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thinking with the river ~ The Darling River, Australia’s third largest river, and the surrounding area are home to many different plants and animals, such as yabbies, shrimps, fish, mussels, turtles, birds and old River Red Gums. These animals and plants have been an important food source for the Barkandji people, who have relied on the Barka’s interconnected ecosystem.

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Surrounding Islands community radio

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thinking about listening as a form of connection

Inspired by the watery edges of Barry in South Wales, SWAY is devoted to exploring the potential of intertidal thinking with artists, curators, researchers, writers and residents

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performing touch

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beyond the coastline, the body confronts a qualitatively different space: fluid, mobile, liquid.

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Ursula Le Guin 'The message not only involves, it is, a relationship between speaker and hearer. The medium in which the message is embedded is immensely complex, infinitely more than a code: it is a language, a function of a society, a culture, in which the language, the speaker, and the hearer are all embedded'

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FORUM ON ATTUNEMENTPosthuman Attunements: Aesthetics, Authority and the Artsof Creative ListeningJulian BrigstockeCardiff UniversityTehseen NooraniThe New School for Social Researc

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FATHOMS - “How to remain compassionately engaged with distant, unmet things?”

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The World in the Whale

By Rebecca Giggs

Inspired by how rivers bend and curve, connecting entire ecosystems, the artistic research program Meandering (2021–23) unfolds the cultural, historical, spiritual, and ecological trajectories of waterways to cultivate the vitality of water, from source to sea.

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By developing critical-creative insight about the interconnectedness between land and coastal waters, freshwater, and the ocean system, the program forms a case-study in regenerative cultural practice in the Guadalquivir Valley, in Andalusia, Spain. The research develops a methodology for “thinking oceanically about more-than-Ocean,” and for supporting an ecological praxis that seeks to generate both inner transformation and the conditions of possibility for social change.

Re-stor(y)ing Oceania is a new exhibition comprising two new site-specific commissions by Indigenous artists from the Pacific, Latai Taumoepeau and Elisapeta Hinemoa Heta. The exhibition is curated by Bougainville-born artist Taloi Havini, who returns to Ocean Space after her 2021 solo exhibition.

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Drawing together performance, sculpture, poetry, and movement, Havini’s curatorial vision is guided by an ancestral call-and-response method. Havini uses this as a means to seek solidarity and kinship in times of uncertainty. Real threats to life call for the need to slow down the clock on extraction and counter this with reverence for life of the Oceans

Thus Waves Come in Pairs

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Thinking with the Mediterraneans

A conversation between Etel Adnan and Simone Fattal

points to the necessity of thinking of, and thinking with, the Mediterraneans as plural – plural as their interconnected cultures, and bodies of sweet and salty water, and possibilities of narrating their current transformations.

How dogs dream ? "dreams are not as representations of the world. Rather, they are events that take place in it"

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An ethnographic focus not just on humans or only on animals but on how humans and animals interact explodes this closed self-referential circuit.

Sea Tamagotchi Manchán Magan

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embarked upon a journey along the coast roads of Mayo, Donegal, Sligo and Galway, seeking out forgotten sea words, maritime terms and coastal customs.

This book contains 38 sea words in Irish he selected and drawings, collages and photographs by Antic-Ham.

RED FOX Press, based in Achill, Co. Mayo.

Red Fox Press - Artist's books production and art screenprintingin Achill Island

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Possible route for floating language ?

Move Like the Ocean ~ ocean community gathering at Ocean Space

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May 25–26, 2024

seal(s)

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To write through listening is to move towards our sensory outer reaches, into the simultaneous difficulty and pleasure of finding words to describe what we think and feel that we hear. This is writing on the edge of comprehension, of surrender to this edge, and even beyond it.

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'I have been thinking too of the potency and persuasion of naming, when as listeners we are directed to what we are hearing by a singular definition of the sound source – a source which is always more than one, always beyond us even if in front of us, but which is granted some notional coherency through naming.'

Isabel Lewis - Ten Days Six Nights, Lewis hosted a number of her signature occasions, combining music, food, drink and perfume to create an alternative environment for dance, discussions and invited musicians.

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Isabel Lewis will host a durational performance as part of the format Occasion during the TBA21–Academy Convening, curated by Sofia Lemos, where Lewis will expand through movement, dance, discourse, and singing as well as culinary and smell offerings, her ongoing research on devotional listening, Sufi mysticism, and flamenco in connection to the environmental histories of the Guadalquivir River and the region of Andalusia.

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Inspired by how rivers bend and curve, connecting entire ecosystems, our artistic research program, Meandering, unfolds the cultural, spiritual, and ecological trajectories of waterways to reveal our interdependence with the watershed. Through sharing experience and experimentation, and by developing critical-creative insight about the interplays between river, land, ocean, and atmosphere, the program anchors TBA21–Academy’s practices and methodologies for “thinking oceanically about more-than-ocean.”

To Feel Again: A Symposium on Re-Sensitisation

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Re-Sensitisation ~ links to my research on touching as sensing ~

Keynote lecture and discussion by Pascal Gielen, Overheated Cultures in Undercooled Flatscapes

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Keynote lecture and discussion by Pascal Gielen, Overheated Cultures in Undercooled Flatscapes

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Keynote lecture and discussion by Pascal Gielen, Overheated Cultures in Undercooled Flatscapes

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Keynote lecture and discussion by Pascal Gielen, Overheated Cultures in Undercooled Flatscapes

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Tentacular Thinking: Anthropocene, Capitalocene, Chthulucene

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Donna Haraway

Tentacular Thinking

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Winter approaches “tentacular thinking” both figuratively and literally. Tentacles, used for sensing, grasping, and feeding, hang from the gallery’s ceiling as reminders of the messy entanglements between humans and the Earth’s other inhabitants. Proposing radical new alliances through our tentacular links, Haraway offers the power of storytelling as a “practice of caring and thinking.”

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slowtide

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Alone while surrounded, confined in open air, two castaway figures explore a sea of contradictions in Slow Tide. Stepping away from the controlled world of the theatre, Luke Murphy invites audiences to step into the open as two performers brave the world around them on oceans, seas, rivers and lakes. A meditation on emerging, falling and floating, creating an otherworldly physical poem around themes of time, place, isolation and perseverance.