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Imagine the pond is a stormy sea. The closer you get, the more intense the gale becomes. Take cover behind monuments—listen to what speaks in their wake—and dare to glean what lies in the eye of the storm.

This tour discusses the little-known “local legends” of the Lewiston area! All images are from FindAGrave.com.

Open the Night ist ein Klangspaziergang im öffentlichen Raum, bei dem mit Hilfe der mobilen App Echoes georäumliche Audiotechnologie eingesetzt wird. Diese Technologie ermöglicht es, dass Klänge aktiviert werden, wenn ein Gerät (ein Mobiltelefon, das du, der/die Besucher*in in der Hand hält) eine bestimmte Zone betritt. Für hörende Menschen bedeutet dies, dass sie ein Smartphone oder iPhone sowie Kopfhörer benötigen, um an diesem Kunstwerk teilzunehmen. Du musst physisch an diesem Ort anwesend sein, um auf das Kunstwerk zugreifen zu können. Setze deine Kopfhörer auf und erkunde die Umgebung des Bahnhofs, um herauszufinden, was Motten über Licht zu sagen haben. Auch auf Englisch und in Deutscher Gebärdensprache (DGS) verfügbar. Für Besucher*innen mit Hörbehinderungen: Tippe auf den Bereich, den du erkunden möchtest, wähle „SEE MORE" und scrolle dann nach unten, um ein Video in Deutscher Gebärdensprache zu sehen. Mehr dazu unter www.openthenight.de

Open the Night is a sound walk in public space using geospatial audio technology via the mobile app Echoes. This technology enables sounds to become activated when a device using GPS (a mobile phone held by you, the visitor) enters a specific zone. For hearing people, this means you will need a smartphone or iPhone, as well as headphones, to participate in this artwork. You must be physically present at this location to access the walk. Simply put on your headphones and explore the area outside the train station to discover what moths have to say about light. Also available in German and in German Sign Language (DGS). Find out more at www.openthenight.de

For help using the Echoes App, please visit vtsw.uk/echoes The small county of Rutland uses the Latin motto “Multum in Parvo” which means “Much in little”. This reflects the fact that Rutland is the smallest county in England by area, but it has a lot to offer in terms of natural beauty, history, and culture. This sound ride has been created so that people who are cycling around Rutland Water, can learn about the history of various points of interest around it. If you'd like to walk it, it'll still work, but you'll have long gaps between the various echoes. There's no specific start or finish point, so you can start your ride (or walk) at any point on the loop. Also, this has been created to support the Leicestershire and Rutland charity, Hope Against Cancer. If you enjoy it, please do consider making a donation to the charity by visiting www.justgiving.com/hopefoundationcancerresearch and clicking the Donate button. If you like this, please let your Twitter / X followers know about it: vtsw.uk/sw/rw/x

Download app https://explore.echoes.xyz/ and then open QR code in app. Details https://www.recordedfields.net/installations/struer-open-form-pavilion-of-air/ [Rul ned for at se teksten på Dansk] Walk slowly to allow sounds to enter gradually, notice the borders of these zones where new sounds fade-in, spend time in some places to notice the long sounds develop, how the view morphs with the sound. “Struer Åben Form Pavillon af Luft” (Struer Open Form Pavilion of Air) is a floating roof of sound extending over the corner of Sydkaj in Struer Harbour, triggered by GPS and accessed via a smartphone, headphones and the echoes.xyz app. Inspired by Polish architects Oskar & Zofia Hansen’s “Open Form” architectural concept (ca. 1959), this audiowork is one of 15 locations in 9 countries in the pan-European Open Form Pavilion of Air series, using sound and site-mapping to offer a playful renewal and reframing of public space as an essential place of engagement for the community. By walking through different zones along the corner of Sydkaj while using your mobile phone, the Echoes app and headphones, you become a participatory listener producing a composition in real-time. Your navigation creates a unique choreography via GPS, combining and changing sounds mapped along the pier through the app. Hear this harbourside location and its context become transformed by the sounds forming this floating acoustic architecture, revealing an immersive, profoundly spatial and physical experience. The Pavilion has no visible presence outside the app and can only be accessed and enjoyed on-site at Struer Harbour. Overview of the series https://www.rte.ie/culture/2023/0327/1366079-new-music-dublin-welcomes-you-to-the-open-form-pavilion-of-air/ _____ [Dansk] Gå langsomt for at lade lydene komme ind gradvist, læg mærke til grænserne for disse zoner, hvor nye lyde fader ind, brug tid på nogle steder for at lægge mærke til, hvor længe lydene udvikler sig, hvordan udsigten ændrer sig med lyden. "Struer Åben Form Pavillon af Luft" er et svævende tag af lyd, der strækker sig over hjørnet af Sydkaj i Struer Havn, udløses af GPS og tilgås via en smartphone, hovedtelefoner og echoes.xyz-appen. Inspireret af de polske arkitekter Oskar & Zofia Hansens arkitektoniske koncept "Open Form" (ca. 1959) er dette lydværk et af 15 steder i 9 lande i den paneuropæiske Open Form Pavilion of Air-serie, der bruger lyd og site-mapping til at tilbyde en legende fornyelse og omformning af det offentlige rum som et vigtigt sted for engagement i samfundet. Ved at gå gennem forskellige zoner langs hjørnet af Sydkaj, mens du bruger din mobiltelefon, Echoes-appen og hovedtelefoner, bliver du en deltagende lytter, der producerer en komposition i realtid. Din navigation skaber en unik koreografi via GPS, som kombinerer og ændrer lyde, der er kortlagt langs molen via appen. Hør denne placering ved havnen og dens kontekst blive forvandlet af lydene, der danner denne flydende akustiske arkitektur, og afslører en fordybende, dybt rumlig og fysisk oplevelse. Pavillonen har ingen synlig tilstedeværelse uden for appen og kan kun tilgås og nydes på stedet i Struer Havn.

Sound in Space is a collection of site-based sonic experiences designed for various public spaces in Tbilisi. ​​How do sonic landscapes conceal or reveal the historical, cultural, environmental and micropolitical forces that produced them? Students from Northeastern University in Boston and the Free University of Tbilisi worked together for a week to develop immersive soundwalks for different spaces in the city. Operating between abstraction and narrative, ambience and description, the interactive compositions annotate the perceived landscape according to the movement of the listener. By shifting the auditory dimensions of a space while maintaining its given appearance, the projects draw out the sonic registers that shape, and are shaped by, that space. The resulting soundwalks are less explications of place and more a duet, where the everyday rhythms co-exist alongside the recorded soundscapes. ბგერა სივრცეში, ხმოვანი გამოცდილებების ნაკრებია, რომელიც თბილისის სხვადასხვა საზოგადოებრივი სივრცისთვის შეიქმნა. როგორ ააშკარავებენ ან მალავენ ხმოვანი პეიზაჟები მათსავე წარმომქმნელ ისტორიულ, კულტურულ, მიკროპოლიტიკურ ძალებსა და გარემოს? ბოსტონის ნორსისტერნის უნივერსიტეტისა და თბილისის თავისუფალი უნივერსიტეტის სტუდენტები ერთი კვირის განმავლობაში მუშაობდნენ თბილისის სხვადასხვა სივრცის იმერსიული ხმოვანი პეიზაჟების შესაქმნელად. აბსტრაქციასა და ნარატივს, ყოვლისმომცველსა და კონკრეტულს შორის მოქმედებისას, ინტერაქტიული კომპოზიციები აღქმული ლანდშაფტის ანოტაციას მსმენელის მოძრაობის მიხედვით ახდენენ.სივრცის ბგერითი განზომილებების ცვლილებითა და ამავდროულად მოცემული ფორმის შენარჩუნებით, პროექტები იმ ხმოვან რეგისტრებს წარმოაჩენენ, რომლებიც აყალიბებენ და თავადაც ყალიბდებიან მოცემულ სივრცეში. მიღებული ბგერითი ბილიკები ნაკლებად წარმოადგენს ადგილების ახსნას, არამედ დუეტს - სადაც ყოველდღიური რითმები ჩაწერილ ხმოვან პეიზაჟებთან თანაარსებობენ.

Stolpersteine-Audiowalk Rixdorf - Making the stories of people audible, who lived in that part of Northern Neukölln and became victims of the nazi regime. This project is aimed at immersing people in the historical significance of the names inscribed on the small brass plates in the streets, called Stolpersteine. Many people pass by Stolpersteine everyday without noticing them or understanding their significance. Our goal was not only to make people aware of the history behind the names but also to help them connect with it. Language: German More Info and recommended route: https://drive.google.com/file/d/11aGr7nIcsEu2mGCYpZ1qavrTqa2ubnsk/view?usp=sharing