Abstract
A dialogue on changing regional "sound" and "print" cultures between Dr Ryo Ikeshiro and Dr Edward Sanderson, followed by a performance by Ikeshiro.
Can heritage be heard and not seen? Beyond bricks and mortar, what are the possibilities and intentions behind the building up and conserving of "immaterial heritage" through sound and print practices?
For this conversation, Dr Ryo Ikeshiro shares the findings from his work including the recent text, "Charting the Scene(s) of Sonic Arts in Hong Kong" (Organised Sound, Cambridge University Press, 2022 with Damien Charrieras and PerMagnus Lindborg) with Sounds Like Print project co-curator Dr Edward Sanderson, whose own PhD research addresses similar topics in the context of the Mainland.
The discussion draws on how local artists negotiate the changing relationship of sound between the "underground and academic milieux" in their own work and that of others, while bringing in examples from Sounds Like Print and other parts of the world. As scholars both writing on these subjects, Ikeshiro and Sanderson ponder their own methodological approaches, to ask: what role does academic and art print publishing, along with evolving contemporary media formats play in documenting the development of sonic art scenes?
This Tai Kwun Conversation is a crossover event with the Artists' Book Library – a freely accessible collection of Asian artists' publications that have been created as artworks – and the associated project, Sounds Like Print, looking at the interplay of "sound" and "print" through a display of objects and a number of changing installations and public programmes by contemporary arts practitioners.
This conversation will be conducted in English, with simultaneous interpretation in Cantonese, followed by a live Q&A session and special performance by Ryo Ikeshiro.
Please note that the galleries close at 7 pm, so remember to visit the Sounds Like Print project in the Artists' Book Library before attending the conversation.
Programme:
Introduction:
Ingrid Pui Yee Chu, Co-curator, Sounds Like Print
Speakers:
Dr Ryo Ikeshiro, Assistant Professor, School of Creative Media, City University of Hong Kong
Dr Edward Sanderson, Co-curator, Sounds Like Print
Performer:
Ryo Ikeshiro
Tai Kwun Conversations is a monthly event that brings together brilliant minds from the fields of contemporary art, architecture, heritage, among many others. Join us to discover new artistic exchanges as well as outstanding practices in heritage conservation.
Can heritage be heard and not seen? Beyond bricks and mortar, what are the possibilities and intentions behind the building up and conserving of "immaterial heritage" through sound and print practices?
For this conversation, Dr Ryo Ikeshiro shares the findings from his work including the recent text, "Charting the Scene(s) of Sonic Arts in Hong Kong" (Organised Sound, Cambridge University Press, 2022 with Damien Charrieras and PerMagnus Lindborg) with Sounds Like Print project co-curator Dr Edward Sanderson, whose own PhD research addresses similar topics in the context of the Mainland.
The discussion draws on how local artists negotiate the changing relationship of sound between the "underground and academic milieux" in their own work and that of others, while bringing in examples from Sounds Like Print and other parts of the world. As scholars both writing on these subjects, Ikeshiro and Sanderson ponder their own methodological approaches, to ask: what role does academic and art print publishing, along with evolving contemporary media formats play in documenting the development of sonic art scenes?
This Tai Kwun Conversation is a crossover event with the Artists' Book Library – a freely accessible collection of Asian artists' publications that have been created as artworks – and the associated project, Sounds Like Print, looking at the interplay of "sound" and "print" through a display of objects and a number of changing installations and public programmes by contemporary arts practitioners.
This conversation will be conducted in English, with simultaneous interpretation in Cantonese, followed by a live Q&A session and special performance by Ryo Ikeshiro.
Please note that the galleries close at 7 pm, so remember to visit the Sounds Like Print project in the Artists' Book Library before attending the conversation.
Programme:
Introduction:
Ingrid Pui Yee Chu, Co-curator, Sounds Like Print
Speakers:
Dr Ryo Ikeshiro, Assistant Professor, School of Creative Media, City University of Hong Kong
Dr Edward Sanderson, Co-curator, Sounds Like Print
Performer:
Ryo Ikeshiro
Tai Kwun Conversations is a monthly event that brings together brilliant minds from the fields of contemporary art, architecture, heritage, among many others. Join us to discover new artistic exchanges as well as outstanding practices in heritage conservation.
| Translated title of the contribution | 大馆对谈: 声音印记 |
|---|---|
| Original language | English |
| Publication status | Published - 7 Jun 2023 |
| Event | Tai Kwun Conversations: Sound Imprints - Tai Kwun, Hong Kong, China Duration: 7 Jun 2023 → 7 Jun 2023 https://www.taikwun.hk/programme/detail/tai-kwun-conversations-sound-imprints/1226 |
Bibliographical note
Record validation is based on the information provided by the researcher(s) concerned. Suggestions for further amendments or supplementary information can be sent to [email protected].Research Keywords
- sonification
- visualisation
- audiovisualisation
- generative
- algorithmic
- climate data
- laptop performance
- real-time