RED HOOK MURALS TOUR

This walk quotes the poems from Borderland/La Frontera, a book by feminist writer Gloria Anzaldua. Her term, "deslenguadas" takes pride in speaking Spanglish as a hybrid cultural being existing in the Borderland which is a metaphorical space of living in the bridge of two cultures, implicit in language and gender, which always carry class and ethnic/race significance. For her as Chicana, her work exists and oscillates in a constant border-crossing that is implicit in her reading of intersectionality and interdisciplinarity from poetry to non-fictional stories, as well as autobiography that she names as ‘autohistorias’.

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Voice of trees" is a sound installation of poems in nature by Italian artist Giovanna Iorio. Sound walk by Giovanna Iorio Poems by Giovanna Iorio English Translation by Marco Sonzogni Voice Charlotte Chadwick-Jones Music Lucio Lazzaruolo The installation includes different locations: Central Park, East River Park, Shore Road Park, List of poets: International Voices Love poems for a tree" in different languages" (with music by Lucio Lazzaruolo) American Poets: Michael Rothenberg Larissa Shmailo Wanda Phipps Eliot Katz with music by Russell Branca Pierre Joris Nicole Peyrafitte Bonny Finberg Rob Plath James Reitter Vincent Katz Marcella Durand Kristin Prevallet Brendan Lorber Greg Fuchs Christopher Funkhouser Lee Ann Brown The project is a permanent installation on air and constantly updated. To fill Central Park of poet's voices and be part of the project contact giovannaiorio96@gmail.com or Michael Rothenberg

The Spring 2025 SOUNDSCAPING class at Strother School of Radical Attention created a sound walk for Brooklyn Bridge Park. The walk can be experienced as a standalone Echoes sound walk, but was originally created by the class as a sound walk with real-life listening interventions along the way.

**Lives of the New Kind of Saints: A geo-located theater/music/sound piece in seven locations in Battery Park, New York City. Created to center energy and intentions for justice, social harmony, equality and shared humanity.** Designed to live up to and including Election Day, November 3, 2020, also the Feast Day for San Martín de Porres, the saint of work for inter-racial harmony & justice. **Selected by the USITT PQ23 jury and curators to be featured in the USITT Prague Quadrennial 2023 National Exhibit and competition (USA).** Originally commissioned by INTAR Latino Theater (NYC) and The Radio Drama Network Credits: Music/Sound/Original Concept_Cristian Amigo Play/Texts_Migdalia Cruz Orisha Santos Sculptures/Images_Jorge Luis Rodriguez Director_Rebecca Martinez Musicians_JD Parran, Cristian Amigo, Henry Webster, Guillermo Cardenas, Cuco Pacha Kuti. Actors_Carlos Ibarra, Desiree Pinol, Michael Leon, Ashley Alvarez, Yadira De La Riva, Jacqueline Guillen, Daniela Thome, Stephanie Chloe Hepner, Benjamin Manno, Camila Pérez Producers_Lou Moreno, Paul Slee Rodriguez, Alejandra Maldonado Costumes_Harry Nadal Stage manager_Amanda C.Lopez Photos/Video_Mike Shane --- YouTube Audio for Event: https://youtu.be/z_mOTw0c89Y info: livesofthenowknownsaints2020@protonmail.com All original audio/text/image content. OHM Sound_copyright 2020-2023 I am deeply grateful to the many beautiful people and organizations who contributed their time, energy, and creativity to the realization of this piece in the world. - C. Amigo -- NOTES: Written for ten to twenty-four voices/actors: 7 Saints, 7 Orishas, 7 Archangels, 3 Guardian Angels. The actor’s lines will be written in threes, but one actor could read all three lines. Recorded sound will be a sound enhancement to the live action by the actor(s) present. Each circle will have 1-3actors: an Orisha, a Saint and an Archangel. If there is only one actor per circle, then that person will personify all three characteristics—Orisha, Saint, Angel. Ideally there will be 7 circles. And the “set” may be a large tarot card for each circle, and the “costumes” will reflect either an orisha, a saint or an archangel—or all three in one. All of it should look simple, elegant, but perhaps homemade. 1-3 Guardian ANGELS can walk around the audience and the circles and help with questions, getting people signed in, etc. I imagine this person dressed like San Martín de Porres or perhaps with black to light brown wings—a spectrum/kaleidoscope of color. Tune IN info is posted on Large Tarot Cards featuring different symbols for each circle. Circle One features the Magician on one side and instructions on the other which could be a QR code on the sign so people can point at the card and get connected to the Echoes App. Or the YouTube streaming of the sound? There can also be a fixed placard at the center of Circle One with all the instructions.

Feel the rhythm of the DUMBO waterfront in this interactive walking experience.

Sounding Arches: A Collective AR Soundscape A collective and locative listening event in celebration of World Listening Day. Produced by: WISE/Amanda Gutierrez/Jenn Grossman These soundscapes responded to the natural environment of Prospect park, or the architecture of the archways themselves. The event was launched as part of World Listening Day 2021, Unquiet Earth by the World Listening Project Audio works featured in this AR walk: Aura Arreola Leena Ortega Ana Mora Jenn Grossman Mike Clemow Lisa Schonberg Viv Corringham Burcu Yasin Chris Gregory Lena Lee Nik Forrest Amanda Gutierrez Illena Hernandez Camacho Julia Santoli You can listen and experience this walk in you walk in Prospect Park.